Striking workers 'unlawful' says Ministry of Justice
Union members voted in favour of another "lightning strike" today.
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Czech drug-smuggler used false name for Kiwi wedding
Karel Sroubek enjoyed a fancy wedding under his false name.
Road rage: Man who broke judge's wrist refused discharge without conviction
No discharge without conviction for man who shoved a High Court judge to the ground
Baby-faced criminal who bragged about joyriding in Rolls Royce photo and terrorised community is jailed
"You are just 18 but have an appalling record and the footage ... is truly chilling."
Doctor thought to have penned meningococcal letter
Health board suspects meningococcal claims penned by a senior doctor.
Stop-go murderer's bid to appeal court ruling fails
Quinton Winders was convicted of the murder of George Taiaroa in 2013.
Rothesay Bay crash: 'It wasn't an accident'
Robbie Cederwall died from his injuries after the crash earlier this year.
Scribe hints at comeback as he speaks after being freed from prison
Scribe tells fans he's not proud of being in jail, but he will show them he's changed.
Jealous ex 'easy target' for police murder inquiry: defence
Murder accused Rohit Singh has a tattoo of his ex-girlfriend's face on his chest.
Early drugs would have boosted odds - expert
Expert says earlier antibiotics would have boosted Zachary Gravatt's chances.
National MP to travel to Czech Republic if Govt fails to give immigration answers
Mark Mitchell says residency decision is "rotten" and Govt should give details on case.
Woman admits supplying meth to man killed by police
Woman admits supplying Jerrim Toms meth soon before he was shot dead by police
Teacher accused of dealing P
Christchurch teacher on P charges gets interim name suppression
New charges for Christchurch businessman
Fraud, dishonesty, and tax charges for Christchurch businessman
Obsession and jealousy 'drove him to kill her', High Court told
Arishma Singh was found in a pool of blood at her South Auckland home by her parents.
Law Society elects first female Pacific Island president
The national lawyers' organisation and regulator also elected its youngest president.
The rise and fall of Colin Craig: A brief and bizarre delve into politics
The fallout continues after former party leader's expedition into politics.
Review body for miscarriages of justice a step closer
Independent commission will review criminal cases and refer back to courts.
Woman who stole $2.7m from employers appeals jail time
Woman who fleeced her employers of $2.77m to fund her lavish life has sentence quashed.
Waikato 'vigilante' assault: Jury begins deliberations
The jury in the Hamilton District Court was sent out just before midday today.
Colin Craig sexually harassed Rachel MacGregor - judge rules
Reputational damage Craig suffered was almost entirely from his own actions, says judge.
Sex slave mum: Sentence appealed
Solicitor-General appeals sentence given to a woman who sold teen daughter to men for sex.
Auckland rugby coach guilty of 95 child sex charges
Alosio Taimo was facing 106 charges - some going back to the late 80s and early 90s.
Mother fighting to keep daughter in New Zealand
New Zealand mother flees Australia with daughter, fears being sent back.
Lighting strike sees some court staffers walk
Industrial action began on September 19 when about 1500 people walked off the job.
Accused robber jumps out of Auckland court dock, flees in getaway car
A man facing aggravated robbery charges made a dramatic escape from an Auckland courtroom
Meth cook-up deal behind Fleet murders, court hears
Raymond Fleet and his nephew James Fleet both died after a brutal attack with a spade.
Man who assaulted judge seeks discharge without conviction
Man who assaulted judge in road rage incident seeks discharge without conviction.
'The Beast of Blenheim' found guilty of more rapes
His name, prior offending, and nickname were suppressed until verdicts were reached.
Justice Minister: 'We can't just keep locking up more and more people'
Justice Minister visits Whanganui.
Video: The moment an Auckland mother snaps, attacks daughter's alleged bully
Victim's mother says she's "disgusted" attacker was not convicted for "nasty" offending.
Mum walks free on charge of attacking daughter's bully
A mum fed up with schoolyard bullying lashed out at a teenager.
Nicola Patrick: What adds up to wellbeing? Another way of measuring society's success
We need to make long-term changes and look beyond cost, inconvenience and fear of change
First rape at 15: Predator Colin Mitchell's victim speaks
A woman raped by Colin Mitchell in 1973 tells her story after his name suppression lifts