Labour Party summer camp case: Suppression fight continues
The young man's suppression was due to lapse today unless another appeal was filed.
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Community detention after man hits partner, climbs on roof of her car
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Lockdown lawsuit against Jacinda Ardern fails
The men argued the lockdown was for 'political gain'.
Corrupt cop forced to hand over $80K including police pension
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David Tamihere's double-murder case heading back to court
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Winston Peters' privacy breached but claim fails because leaker could not be found
Winston Peters said the case had caused "considerable stress".
Disgraced financial adviser elects trial by judge-alone
When Barry Kloogh's firms were placed into liquidation, he had 2000 active clients.
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This week, Steven Joyce shares his thoughts on the pandemic with Leighton.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Generous Kiwis give violence victims a 'safe night'
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Woman charged over allegedly stealing courier packages in Remuera
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'Idiot' supermarket cougher jailed after breaching bail conditions
The man emailed a woman without prior permission, despite a ban on internet use.
Lockdown breaches almost at 500 as people continue to ignore rules
Almost 500 people have breached the national Covid-19 lockdown rules.
Jury trials suspension pushed out amid alert-level uncertainty
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Police raid Thames property, firearms and drugs seized
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Labour Party summer camp case: High Court dismisses suppression bid
Offender reached a plea deal with prosecutors; gets interim suppression pending appeal.
Judge's warning to lockdown flouter
A judge has warned a Dunedin man who failed to self-isolate he won't get another chance.
Three arrests in Queenstown drug op as cash, Audi and meth seized
Police say they are determined to identify and prosecute those who supply illicit drugs.
It's not just the Health Minister: 291 Kiwis caught breaching lockdown rules
Police want people to stay off the water, stay home and stay safe.
Colin Craig wins defamation bout with John Stringer
Stringer sought damages amounting to a total of over $3.5 million.
Parole denied: Man who murdered caregiver at 13 'remains an undue risk'
Relationship with mum-of-two, prison mischief revealed.
'Foolish insensitive act': Supermarket cougher admits offensive behaviour
The man filmed himself coughing and sneezing on other shoppers.
Supermarket cougher refused bail, tested for Covid-19
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Coronavirus: 'Huge human cost' to court delays, says top judge
Defendants, victims and witnesses are all suffering a human toll due to court delays.
Man accused of spitting on cops tests negative for coronavirus
If positive, the man faced up to 14 years in jail for spreading an infectious disease.
Chief High Court Judge steps down
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