Kiwi sports star linked to international drug conspiracy case loses suppression
A prominent sportsman was linked to an international drug conspiracy.
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Kiwi therapist battling a wealthy divorcee over a $39m fortune, including a $2m supercar.
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'Alive by a divine miracle': Prisoner's throat slit in razorblade attack
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Dotcom lawyer: Movie warnings on copyright 'propaganda'
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Man who shook baby stepson guilty of murder
Upper Hutt man William Wakefield found guilty of murdering his stepson.
'Cut-and-paste' Megaupload judgment put before Supreme Court
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FBI showed no proof of Megaupload copyright breach - lawyer
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The two men's guilty pleas will bring an end to the unruly tourists summer saga.
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"The overwhelming impression we got from people in the justice system is one of grief."
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Auckland construction firm boss faces deportation for immigration fraud
The Malaysian businessman's crimes 'strike at the heart of our immigration'.
Ports of Auckland fraudster leaves prison as his lover awaits sentence
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Colin Craig 'ambitious, self-absorbed, hypocritical': judge
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Tourist caught with cocaine at Queenstown Airport
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The accused is due back in court next Friday.
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Multi-million dollar synthetics ring operated out of Christchurch dairy, Crown alleges.