
'Manipulative' Brazilian who targeted men via Grindr declined parole
He would spike men's drinks and then steal their bank card while they were unconscious.
He would spike men's drinks and then steal their bank card while they were unconscious.
We look back at some of the top crimes that captivated our readers in 2018.
This summer we look back at the big stories of the year. This is from February.
Mr X has enjoyed name suppression since late 2016 - he will now have it for life.
It is the latest legal step in the long-running double murder saga.
Michael Harris drugged, indecently assaulted and filmed his guests at a Northland lodge.
One police officer has stepped above and beyond to help the Kraatskow family.
The man was sentenced to three years and one month in prison.
Union says: "Our members only took actions that disrupted the courts as a last resort."
Top cop's behaviour while running justice project was 'inappropriate and unprofessional'.
In desolate small towns, a criminal record can be a birthright.
The man was subjected to social media abuse and feared for his business.
She forced her daughter to have sex for money with a man on her 15th birthday.
The man accused of murdering a Petone pensioner has been remanded in custody.
Former MP told police she had six glasses of wine earlier in evening.
Nathan Kraatskow's mother has called for calm saying she didn't expect it to go this far.
Exclusive: Judge allows child sex offender's record to be concealed from the public.
Lawyer says speculation that her client is from a "privileged" background is wrong.
COMMENT: Chief Justice a top public service role which brings in more than PM's salary.
New Chief Justice previously pushed for lower court fees and easier access to legal aid.
Woman falsified cases of wine for sales events and promotions in Ireland.
COMMENT: National MPs don't necessarily believe that punishment must be swift and harsh.
Rouxle Le Roux had drunk wine and smoked cannabis before she killed a 15-year-old.
The executive, though, won two bigger parts of the fight.
A man went to extreme lengths to get his victim to change her story.
Noel Leeming staff led a direct and significant departure from the truth, says ComCom.
Boy's mum: "My heart is absolutely broken, I don't think it will ever get better."
Two of several British papers have explained why they chose to name the accused.
The man accused of Grace Millane's murder has had a hard time keeping his name secret.
Brown was given a life sentence for killing a client. Now there's a push for her release.