Woman admits driving caused death of Karli Rowe
Police summary of facts says driver didn't recall being on her cellphone at time of crash.
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Architect of Jindarat Prutsiriporn's kidnapping loses appeal
The Thai woman was held hostage in several places around Auckland for 22 hours.
How to escape prison: From murderer to a masters degree
Dr Paul Wood's past isn't immediately obvious.
Sexual grooming ex social worker also admits attempting to pervert justice
Oranga Tamariki said the woman's employment ended over the allegations.
Auckland man sentenced for spiking McDonald's sundaes
The man placed sleeping pills in two ice creams.
Lid lifted on Ministry of Transport fraudster's crimes under alias
Joanne Harrison also known as Joanne Sharp was convicted of an earlier fraud.
Woman accused of letting 100 babies die
She is accused of lying about being a doctor and performing "experiments" on babies.
Oranga Tamariki social worker pleads guilty before sexual grooming trial
The female worker was suspended when the Ministry for Children was told of the charges.
Port fined $500k over death of much-loved grandad
Teihi Whaanga died after falling from a ladder while repairing a container in the port.
Man on home detention still in taxpayer-funded motel weeks after eviction
Offender remains in $100 a night motel after being kicked out of home detention address.
Woman jailed for mother abuse 'needs help, not prison'
Psychotherapist: "Being in prison is unlikely to enable her to access the help she needs."
Hot car baby death: Appeal against manslaughter sentence thrown out
'She had no reason to expect that anyone else would ensure Isaiah's safety' - top judge.
Mosque shooting: White supremacist appeals jail sentence for distributing video
Philip Neville Arps was sentenced in Christchurch District Court today to 21 months' jail.
Corrupt cop guilty of illegally accessing police computer
The officer is also seeking permanent name suppression.
Mosque shooting video: White supremacist jailed for 21 months
Judge sends Philip Arps to prison for particularly cruel 'hate crime'.
'Disillusioned, worn down': Afghan villagers pull out of inquiry
"They have just been worn down by the process."
Girl, 14, accused of attempted murder of police officer refused bail
The girl has spent the past two months at a supervised residence.
Residents nervous at drug lord's bid for early release
A ghost of an ugly crime-riddle past has been reborn, forcing a public reckoning.
Charges dropped for man accused alongside lawyer of pressuring witnesses
The lawyer says he fled the country after multiple threats were made against his life.
Fatal shooting: Verdict reached on gang member's death
Jury decides on its verdict in the fatal shooting of a senior Tauranga gang member.
'One-way trip': Pair sentenced for cold-blooded murder that left victim unrecognisable
"His family must live with the loss of their loved one forever."
'Oppressive': Judge blocks Colin Craig efforts to question former press secretary
Rachel MacGregor will not be cross examined by Colin Craig for a fourth time.
Jury retires in Tauranga gang murder case
Lack of evidence against Black Power member accused of aiding murder accused, jury told.
Family Court system 'not fit for purpose', panel says
Māori Land Court judges could be roped in to sit in the Family Court, report suggests.
Woman's meth business worth $12m: What she's doing behind bars
"They are so much more confident and inspired," tutor says.
Prominent businessman loses suppression argument with Herald
The Herald has opposed the applications for secrecy.
Kiwi sports star linked to international drug conspiracy case loses suppression
A prominent sportsman was linked to an international drug conspiracy.
Miscarriage of justice: Auckland man's convictions quashed
Father who called police for assistance ended up being charged.
A tale of two Kims: The parallel cases
Comment: The US is finally presenting its case against Kim Dotcom - but will it matter?
'Either way it's murder': Crown closes case in Colin Jeffries-Smith trial
A key question for the jury is whether he was justified in shooting Lance Waite.
Unruly tourists: Pair apologise to NZ for summer antics
The crimes and behaviour of the British tourists made global headlines earlier this year.
The US: Megaupload accused knew piracy made them money
The United States makes its case for Kim Dotcom and others to be extradited.
Ashburton cops cleared of planting evidence
The man was charged with possessing methamphetamine but this was dismissed by a judge.