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Courts again rule on Hobson's 1840 proclamation
Māori did not cede sovereignty to the Crown, claims Allistair Patrick Brooker.
Māori did not cede sovereignty to the Crown, claims Allistair Patrick Brooker.
The Aucklander found out yesterday she has stage 3 ovarian cancer.
Several Brazilians have been arrested and jailed after being caught smuggling cocaine.
A legal debate was heard last week over the possibility of a third murder trial for Rewa.
Two young men have been charged with torching several buildings in South Auckland.
A man whose infant daughter was murdered by a babysitter has himself been sent to prison.
The man was granted further name suppression until his next appearance in June.
Trustee of a Far North Maori land trust has pleaded guilty to three fraud charges.
In-depth investigation followed after man parked in chairperson's parking space.
Detective Superintendent Tim Anderson said police frustrated at low prosecution rate.
More sex crimes are being reported to police, but offenders aren't getting to court.
An independent report into an Air Force rapist has found several failures by the NZDF.
Jacob Quax accused of pointing an airgun at a person and possessing cannabis.
A lawyer was due to face trial last month but skipped the country.
A legal debate considering the possibility of a third trial of Rewa.
A surveyor said temporary repairs were 'like putting a finger in a dam'.
62-year-old Swiss national Yanyan Meng was found at the Rutherford Hotel on Friday.
A teen was caught importing drugs from all over the world via the dark net.
Former real estate agent Aaron Hughes was acquitted of criminal charges.
Barrister in New Zealand's first human trafficking case found guilty of fraud.
Family First fighting against its deregistration as a charity by the Charities Board.
The former Green Party co-leader swam in front of the ship as it searched for oil off NZ.
Phil Taylor analyses the shortcomings of the case of the first convicted jailhouse witness
A teen who murdered his caregiver has been denied parole - and did not seek it.
One of the least satisfactory features of justice is the use of jailhouse snitches.
A young woman's pregnancy delusion culminated with the kidnapping of a newborn girl.
Witness B in the Tamihere case can now be named, just hours after Witness C was unmasked.
Andrew Little backed Tamihere's call for a rethink on the use of "jailhouse snitches".
It comes after the identity of a witness who lied at his trial was revealed by the Herald.
Jailhouse witness who lied at David Tamihere's 1990 double-murder trial can now be named.