Real estate agent acquitted of criminal charges
Agent who on-sold home for huge profit found not guilty.
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Editorial: Is racial profiling worse than a crime?
EDITORIAL: A crime discovered should justify the search.
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Russell McVeagh and the limits of the law
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Susan Austen not guilty of assisting suicide
Wellington woman Susan Austen has been found not guilty of assisting suicide.
The Big Read: Andrew Little on why prisons don't work
"Tough on crime" is gone - Justice Minister Andrew Little says prison is not the answer.
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Staff were evacuated from the Justice Precinct after faeces dripped through the ceiling.
Hawkesby: How can this deluded monster still generate headlines?
Comment: If he must appeal, why can't he do it in some behind the scenes capacity?
Agent tells boss 'I'm f***ed' after call from reporter
After a call about a deal in which he had made $720k profit, Aaron Hughes called his boss.
Agent on trial over $720,000 profit
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Closing arguments made in Arthur Parkin trial
A jury is to decide if Olympian Arthur Parkin assaulted three young girls in the past.
Quadruple fatal crash: Jury deliberations continue
The jury will continue their deliberations from 10am tomorrow.
Woman admits manslaughter of husband
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Quadruple fatal crash: Jury begins deliberations
The Hamilton High Court jury was sent out at 1.35pm today.
Olympian Parkin defends sharing bunk bed with student on camp trip
Olympic gold medalist said girl was hypothermic and needed the warmth.
Possible 'peeper': Female student flatmates help cops catch intruder
Police charge man chased away by a group of women living in a student quarter flat.
Man jailed for 'sadistic and unprecedented' family violence
Graphic warning: Man jailed after tormenting partner and children for 15 years.
Olympian's teen sex trial: 'A hidden, dirty little secret'
The former Olympic star is accused of sexually assaulting three young girls.
Christchurch woman 'happy' on night of her death, says minder
Sex worker told boyfriend client had locked doors on her three weeks earlier.
Labour MP loses 'racist cartoon' appeal
The High Court panel said the case should also serve as a reflection for editorial teams.
Tamihere secret witness 'manipulating the whole justice system'
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Senior cop named in sex assault case
A senior detective has denied allegations of sexual violation and indecent assault.
'Reckless' businessman back in jail on drugs charges
His 8-year prison term was overturned last year, but a new one was imposed today.
Exec named in $355m accounting scandal
All three former senior executives involved in the Fuji Xerox scandal can now be named.
Pawn shop slayings: Why 'God's killer' is not guilty
Two men's brutal murders in 2014 led to a debate about criminal insanity and God.
Immigration NZ impersonator jailed after stealing $220k from victims
Vincent Smith swindled more than $220,000 from four victims in a series of ruses.
Peter Ellis martyr to deranged prejudice
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Mum's plea to NZ ministry for detained son
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Judge pans recidivist drink-driver's 'sleep-walking' defence
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Alleged bail breach: Scribe spends three days in jail
Scribe spends three days in jail after allegedly breaching bail.
Daughter's legal fight to prove her father's paternity
Angie Richardson took her father to court to prove he was her biological dad.