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Embassy toilet cam case: Navy officers warned not to speculate, talk to media
"Many of you will know the former officer, and you will find the allegations distressing."
'Absolute tragedy': Homicide investigation after boy's death
"The death of any child is an absolute tragedy ..."
Top military brass' concerns over accused attache's attire
The uniform rumour, understood to have begun in legal circles, reached the Chief of Navy.
Ghost cars: Trade Me fraudster jailed for $100k scam
Eighteen Trade Me customers lost nearly $100,000 during the two-year scam.
Duo guilty over Auckland 'execution' killing
The survivor of the shootings is understood to be in witness protection.
'14 tonnes of adulterated honey': Company and manager fined $370k
First prosecution of its kind after artificial chemicals were added to mānuka honey.
Disgraced Ratana Church minister jailed for 'predatory', repeated child sex abuse
Disgraced Maori church minister jailed for child sex offending.
Family ask coroner to recuse himself in Samoan prison death case
Several unsuccessful efforts have been made to gather evidence from the Samoan Government.
28yrs' jail: Boss of NZ's largest meth factory loses appeal
Brownie Harding says he was pressured by judge and lawyers to plead guilty.
Kiwi in $39m split served court papers via WhatsApp
Disputed assets include millions in cash, Italian villa, fleet of supercars.
Mothers ask PM to review double murders
Two mothers appeal for review of double murderer's case.
'Sustained period of deception': Jail for multi-million ANZ loan fraud
Forged documents saw ANZ approve multimillion-dollar loans.
Mum jailed over 'psychologically butchering' three daughters
A Taranaki woman has been jailed for having "psychological butchered" her daughters.
Judge's sailing trip: Supreme Court refuses to recall Colin Craig judgment
Supreme Court says consent was given for judge's sailing trip with lawyer.
Uber driver's fatal crash happened 'in the blink of an eye'
"It happened very quickly, in the blink of an eye," driver told constable.
Home detention for disgraced ex-naval officer who hid camera in embassy toilet
Alfred Keating was the face of NZ military diplomacy, negotiating and strategy to the US.
Pilot who ignored passengers' warning fined $2600 for crash
Passengers told pilot about ice on the wing, he claimed it would 'blow off' - and crashed.
NZ Post changes security processes after $600K online credit fraud
A robust credit check process is now in place to stop similar future frauds.
Rotorua lawyers welcome $54m for new judges
The Government allocated the money under its Wellbeing Budget.
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.
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.