From Subway to the pub at 9.30am: Drunk defendant 'lost control' during crime spree
Man pleaded guilty to burglary, threatening to injure and unlawfully being in a building.
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Complainant once praised cop on trial in letter
Letter of praise authored by woman who now accuses cop of sexual assault unearthed.
Susan Burdett's secret: Friend tells of mystery lover
Victim said: "I've got something to tell you and I don't want you to tell anyone else."
Doting dad and tender lover: Malcolm Rewa's defence
COMMENT: Crowd gathers in public gallery for Rewa's four hours in the witness box.
Malcolm Rewa claims secret relationship with Susan Burdett
The 65-year-old serial rapist took the stand today in his own defence.
Courthouse evacuated after 'white powder' find
The New Zealand Defence Force's explosive ordnance disposal team has also been notified.
Paper license, bad rego: Supreme Court dismisses Māori jurisdiction challenge
Michael Main's driver's licence was just a piece of paper with a name and "Māori" on it.
Morris: Family justice puts children first
COMMENT: Panel's draft proposal aims to build on 2014 reforms with emphasis on Family.
Exclusive: Film director escapes conviction over drug charges
EXCLUSIVE: Discharge without conviction is "small victory for reason and progress".
'Māori nationalist groups' pose threat from prison - Corrections
Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis slaps prisons over "provocative" language.
'I can't forgive him' - David White on his daughter's killer
Family violence campaigner David White is touring 71 electorates in 71 days.
Marvelly: Why Scott Kuggeleijn shouldn't be playing cricket for NZ
COMMENT: I couldn't be more disappointed in our national cricket organisation
Whaleoil blogger Cameron Slater loses defamation case
Six years in the courts and blogger Cameron Slater fails to come up with a defence.
Susan Burdett's injuries described as 'rapidly fatal'
Malcolm Rewa's third trial over the death of Susan Burdett is now in its fifth day.
'He was my hero': Second woman accuses Detective Inspector Kevin Burke
"I felt like if they hadn't come to the house that day I probably would have died."
Unruly tourists? British duo distance themselves from group
The men have been charged following an investigation into an alleged roofing scam.
'Worst nightmare': Stalker who killed ex jailed for life
Judge says murder was calculated, planned and had a high degree of cruelty and depravity.
Woman denies inviting top cop into her home before alleged sex assault
"We trust the police."
Top hockey rep convicted of sex assault on player
Rep hockey player and former coach at an elite school guilty of indecent assault.
Rewa retrial: Jury ponders fate of missing cockatoo
Malcolm Rewa is on trial for murder but the jury wanted to know the fate of a bird.
Jury shown 'odd' crime scene video at Rewa retrial
Harrowing details of a bloody but odd and "very orderly" crime scene has been revealed.
Malcolm Rewa's lawyer accuses Susan Burdett's son of her murder
Malcolm Rewa is on trial for a third time, accused of murdering Susan Burdett in 1992.
Party boat tragedy: Onboard BBQ 'breached company policy'
Cruise company pleads not guilty over death of Auckland man Tevita Kava.
He's out: One of NZ's most notorious prisoners on life, love and Lime scooters
High profile criminal Arthur Taylor speaks to the Herald shortly after his prison release.
Susan Burdett's friend recalls finding body
"I saw her legs over the side of the bed, naked from the waist down."
Rewa faces re-trial for Susan Burdett killing
Auckland woman Susan Burdett was bludgeoned to death in 1992.
Third murder trial of Malcolm Rewa starts Monday
Tomorrow Malcolm Rewa will defend for the third time a charge that he is also a murderer.
Not guilty plea for Ōtara murder accused
A man's body was found outside a South Auckland church earlier this year.
Comment: Treaty settlements can help solve today's problems
Comment: Partnerships with iwi can help reduce Māori imprisonment.
Financial directors guilty of GFC crimes
Three men were on trial for deliberately misleading investors during the crisis of 2008.
Unruly tourists: Duo remanded, another remains on the run
Three members of a group of British "tourists" have now been charged with fraud.
Rich businessman gets NZ residency, now guilty of fraud
Building industry boss tried to stop the Herald from revealing his crimes.
Kiwi actor ends home detention sentence for sex crimes
Rene Naufahu spent a year on home detention for indecently assaulting six women.