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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
Serial rapist, predator Colin Mitchell's appeal fails
Recidivist rapist Colin Jack Mitchell has appealed his convictions and sentence.
Murder accused trio keep names secret
Demetrius Pairama body was found in a vacant Housing New Zealand property.
Country first: Detector dogs sniffing out new psychoactive substances in prisons
Guests caught smuggling contraband into prison were referred to the police and banned.
Epsom baby kidnapping accomplice escapes conviction
She was conned into helping her delusional cousin fulfill her pregnancy fantasy.
Man jailed for bestiality, 'huge' child porn collection
CONTENT WARNING: Richard McNair videoed himself having sex with a cow.
Political party charged over $200k donations error
A political party's general secretary is accused of failing to file donations properly.
Justice Brett Kavanaugh sworn in: The appointment that's split America (again)
More than 160 arrested outside Supreme Court as Republicans back Brett Kavanaugh.
Chief Justice says courts have gone too far
Sian Elias stands accused of flying in the face of mutual restraint and respect.
Inside story of $41m hotel fraud
A two-towered hotel project was the second Auckland property fraud worth tens of millions.
Sex offending Olympian's prison time quashed
Olympian who sexually abused a young girl has successfully appealed prison sentence
Banned finance director 'exaggerated' language barrier
The former Queen St broker was left bankrupt after a precedent setting $5.3m fine.
Exclusive: Risk to women at Mason Clinic 'incredibly concerning'
Waitemata DHB has told the ministry "the situation is now severe", documents show.
Craig v MacGregor defamation trial draws to an end
But the outcome may not be known for some time.
Colonisation, racism main drivers of Māori in prisons - report
The report argued to put Māori perspectives at the centre of justice policy.
Dotcom case: High Court overturns breach of privacy ruling
High Court also finds it would not have upheld the damages paid out to Kim Dotcom.
'That's not true' - rugby coach refutes sex allegations
Alosio Taimo is now facing 106 charges - some going back to the late 80s and early 90s.
'I refuse to be revictimised by you, Mr Craig'
Interruptions, confusion and dirty politics fill the Craig v MacGregor trial transcript.
Sex abuser pastor up for parole
A pastor jailed for sex abuse will be eligible for parole after just 8mths behind bars
Paedophile teacher applies for clean slate to work in aged care
The former teacher confessed to indecently assaulting an 11-year-old boy.
Iwi-based remand scheme for young Northland offenders
Northland youth remand service will keep serious offenders out of jail before sentencing.
Discharges without conviction halved
There has been a shift in public perception and more public scrutiny, legal expert says.
Craig v MacGregor: A case benefiting no one?
Colin Craig's cross-examination of Rachel MacGregor in their defamation trial has begun.
'They're wrecking our town': Te Kuiti on edge after gang members bailed
Gang violence in Te Kuiti has been "ugly" but the relief over four arrests is palpable.
Govt moves to address miscarriages of justice
The Justice Minister has lodged a bill to create a body to investigate this issue
Bid fails to halt trial after alleged death threats
The application was part of campaign to avoid a trial, lawyer Andrew Horne said.