Terrorism charge a 'megaphone' for accused Christchurch shooter
Accused mosque shooter will have a platform to read his manifesto, law professor says.
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Accused gunman's prosecution would be first under terrorism act
A terrorism charge has been filed against the accused mosque shooter, what does it mean?
Homophobic attack: Man admits assault on reporter
The 20-year-old was motivated by his 'religious views' to attack the reporter.
Architect of Auckland mum's kidnapping and death appeals
Cambo Jack used the Head Hunters' 'ghost unit' to keep his hostage for 22 hours.
Man charged after alleged prison assault
Corrections is undertaking a review of the incident.
Man arrested after Raglan sexual assault
The incident took place in the early hours of the morning last Wednesday.
Former trustee accused of swindling $1m
A brother and sister have been prosecuted after $1m disappeared from a trust account.
Torrent of sexist abuse online taking toll: 'It's definitely getting more personal'
Two-thirds of complaints to internet watchdog Netsafe are made by women.
Man fined for intentionally causing pregnant partner to crash
They argued about the route home when man pulled down hard on car's steering wheel.
Real estate agent stole, gambled away $264,000
A real estate agent is now bankrupt after gambling away more than $250,000.
Hung jury in trial of teacher accused of abusing boys
Benjamin Swann had been a teacher for some 30 years.
Dragons' Den star loses tax evasion appeal
Paul Webb rose to prominence in 2006 as a dragon on the entrepreneurial reality TV show.
Serial rapist who wanted to move to Iraq and get married denied parole
Refugee hopes to return to Iraq.
'Malicious and nasty' blogger targets ex-MP's emails
The judges described Dermot Nottingham's requests as a "fishing expedition".
Parole refused for nanny in Epsom baby kidnapping
The woman behind one of the most bizarre cases in Auckland's courts will stay in prison.
Bartender denies manslaughter after man dies in alleged Queen St assault
Jerico Telea died in hospital two days after a serious assault, police allege.
New High Court trial for prominent businessman
The trio's first trial was aborted after a jury heard about two weeks of evidence.
Machete attack: Parole Board 'struggles' with man's claim he didn't mean to hurt anyone
Australian citizen - a father of two - had been back in NZ only a week before attack.
Eminem's company loses Supreme Court bid in National Party copyright case
The Supreme Court says it won't take the case.
He groped four women in a bar, but judge concedes he won't be punished
Judges admits offender won't serve sentence but 'condemnation of the court' important.
Fatal motorway fall: Review into disabled man's care
Internal review ordered after intellectually disabled man's fatal Auckland motorway fall
Random testing for drug drivers 'urgently' needed to save innocent Kiwi lives
Son of couple killed by driver who smoked synthetics calls for urgent government action
Four years' jail for raping woman in front of baby
'You took something from her and she'll never get it back. She wants to be her old self.'
Waverley crash: 'Synnied out' survivor sorry for poor choices
One of the drivers had smoked more than three cones of synthetic cannabis that morning.
Ex-police worker to pay cops' legal costs
Police have spent at least $840,000 defending claims made by one of its former workers.
'We might die from overwork': Auckland couple jailed for exploiting migrants
The couple were also two of a handful of people ever charged with human trafficking in NZ.
Fighting the Demon: Helping meth addicts see the light
Amid the despair of New Zealand's methamphetamine crisis, is a shining light of hope.
Surgeon entitled to retirement payout, court rules
Long-serving doctor awarded nearly 40 days' worth of pay from employer after retirement.
Father 'hit children, threatened to shoot horse'
Court told during one beating, boy cried in pain, pleaded for father to stop hitting him.
Drunk motorist admits running red light, killing taxi driver
Abdul Syed died in the crash, leaving behind his wife and baby boy.
Fighting the Demon: Expert says pleasure of meth overpowers fear of prison
Meth gives 'delight such as they have never experienced before,' professor tells judges.
Doggy daycare owner sentenced after pet killed
Wilson, a 17-month-old dog, was found dead and covered in bite wounds.
'The Trap': Murder trial hears gang member shot twice in the back
Rival alleged to have given shooter a place to hide and new clothes, court hears.
Fake psychiatrist says he was qualified for Waikato Hospital job
Mohamed Shakeel Siddiqui was arrested in July 2015 with the help of the FBI.