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Dog stabbing allegations: Man back in court
The dog died in Christchurch on July 16.
Revealed: How telcos illegally billed customers
The three businesses made false representations in invoices during a six-year period.
'Unavoidable' civilian deaths allowed, Burnham probe hears
Questions have also been raised about whether the NZDF "aided and "abetted" torture.
Police ramp up security to protect steamroller rampage accused
A witness says the scene was chaotic when a roller started ploughing into cars.
Group that opposed Auckland 1080 drop must pay $40k in court costs
The court ruled its case was "legally without substance", and based on opinion not fact.
Woman in court charged with unlawful sexual connection with minors
A 37-year-old woman appeared at Blenheim District Court this morning.
Steamroller takes on boy-racers in Upper Hutt: 'I was in awe'
"I thought, 'I've seen enough, I am out of here'."
'Unique' child abduction case: Dad's battle for daughter hidden in New Zealand
EXCLUSIVE: Mother hides daughter to NZ after father granted custody in European court.
Two arrested as Customs seizes 100kg of meth with $50m street value
"The concealment method was quite sophisticated and not easily identifiable."
Police seek sightings of a Mitsubishi Galant in hunt for Siaosi Tulua's killer
"We know this vehicle and its occupants were involved in a number of serious crimes..."
Bribery case: Ex-Auckland Council worker named
A cheque for $7500 was allegedly used to bribe a former staff member to award a contract.
Man in court accused of killing Auckland baby
A man has appeared in court charged with murdering an Auckland toddler.
Gangs, drugs and guns: The terrifying life of Reilly Bowler
A man who escaped from the Waitakere District Court has been jailed.
Justice report calls for Māori-led approach
The report called for the abolishment of the current prison system and Oranga Tamariki.
Disagreement over care of Wellington man who later died
Samuel Fischer was "distressed" after discussions over his future care.
$5.3m fine sticks for bankrupt Auckland money launderer
The DIA found more than 1500 transactions - totalling $105.4m - failed to meet the law.
'Ultra-ego' forex broker jailed for $7m Ponzi scheme
Three of Kelvin Wood's investors lost more than $1 million each.
Hosking: The nightmarish changes proposed for divorce laws
COMMENT: Divorce could remain the slow, tortuous nightmare it's always been.
Free, again: Woman who murdered partner with steak knife granted parole for second time
A woman who murdered her partner with a steak knife will be released.
The story of the architect who stole trade secrets
Michael Davies was accused of leaving his old firm with 'thousands' of secret files.
Was it a hate crime? Crown to consider appeal of road-rage sentence
Despite Fraser Milne's racist diatribe the judge did not consider his attack a hate crime.
Inquest into secure unit suspected suicide
Samuel Fischer died in the care of Capital & Coast DHB in 2015.
Paedophile who threatened to spread HIV once out of prison to be released
Offender who threatened to give 'many people HIV' if released from prison to be freed.
Ex-Auckland Council worker accused of taking bribe
Two men next in court on Friday when the secrecy of their names will be argued.
Real estate agent feared colleague would lay poison or blow up her car
Gary Stone says the allegations against him are baseless and vindictive.
Queen St forex broker pleads guilty to fraud
The charges related to foreign exchange services provided by Forex Brokers Limited.
Comancheros slaying: Life sentence for 'main guy' in Auckland execution
Man jailed for life after being given the green light for a execution-style killing.
More than a hundred children harmed in state care
'The conversations surrounding this are not easy ones to have ...'
Community rallies after burglars hit dairy twice
Anthony Jung does not want to give up on the store that once belonged to his mum.
Man claims guns stolen: Police allegedly find them in walk-in wardrobe
The firearms have been seized and will be destroyed.
School and director lose secrecy fight over unapproved enrolments, false claims
The school was taken to court over the unapproved enrolment of international students.
Racist road-rage: Driver jailed for attack that fractured child's skull
A family picking blueberries soon became victims of a man who 'felt like killing'.