Two in court on assault and sex charges
One of the men has been charged with unlawful sexual connection.
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Pora case shows why system needs fixing
Editorial: Teina Pora had to wait two decades for justice after being wrongly convicted.
Teina Pora 'happy and free' after compensation lifted
The team who saw Pora's convictions quashed also want a criminal cases review commission.
Guilty of murdering toddler he adopted two weeks earlier
Man called toddler "a psycho", "the exorcist" and "Satan dressed up in a Babygro"
Prison inmate seriously injured in Black Power assault
The man was assaulted in the exercise yard at the Otago Correctional Facility.
Govt push to axe new $1b prison
Labour's target is a 30 per cent drop in prisoner numbers in 15 years.
Car crash rescuer found not guilty of rape
Deaf Blacks rugby player has been found not guilty of rape.
Teen wheel thief who went viral sentenced
Owner forced teen to replace stolen wheels - and posted video on Facebook.
Judge rejects student's climate change bid
Judicial review bid rejected but law student happy with climate case against government.
Accused killer claimed victim 'sleeping'
Baby found in same room as mother beaten to death.
Judge calls on top lawyers to lend a hand
Sir Thomas Thorp calls on top lawyers to help new criminal review body.
Criminal case review would benefit legal system
The safety of convictions for serious crimes is paramount in a modern justice system.
Tamihere to seek pardon
A jailhouse informant's conviction for perjury has sparked appeal bids by David Tamihere
National vs Eminem: High Court decision Wednesday
Eminem vs the National Party case has international ramifications.
Connor Morris' murderer loses appeal
Connor Morris' killer has lost his appeal against his murder conviction.
Teen locked up in police cells for days
A 14-year-old boy locked up for five days has stunned with his behavioural turnaround.
Latest legal twist in Lundy murder
Science of 'brain' tissue crucial to Mark Lundy's bid to quash double murder convictions.
Home detention for woman guilty of manslaughter
Susan Mouat admitted pushing her husband before he fell down stairs.
Failed attempt to sneak drugs into NZ prison
An attempt to sneak drugs and cell phones into a New Zealand prison was foiled this week.
Pike River payment was 'blood money'
Families of two of the Pike River victims are heading to the Supreme Court tomorrow.
Men charged over masked train assault
Three charged after teens attacked on train by masked men.
Moko inquest: Child abuse top priority
Between Nia Glassie and Moko Rangitoheriri's deaths, 94 other children were killed.
Dame Susan Devoy: New PM should open abuse inquiry
Susan Devoy is asking the next PM to open an inquiry into abuse of children in state care.
Western Springs murder accused in court
A man has appeared in court, charged with the murder of a 69-year-old Western Springs man.
Labour would drop Pora compo appeal
Appeal a 'place holder' so next government will decide Pora inflation claim.
Pora gearing up for another battle
Teina Pora is 'sick of having to fight' says man who help clear his name.
Government may still appeal payout in Teina Pora case
Cabinet to file holding appeal in Teina Pora compensation case
Fake names: MSD takes appeal to the High Court
MSD appeals decision that deemed its use of fake names unlawful.
Fake names furore: Welfare chief denies giving undertaking
Welfare chief right to protect staff by using fake names, maintains public service boss.
Beneficiary to sue over use of fake names
Woman will sue Government after officials used pseudonyms on documents.
Fake names: Welfare chief referred to Solicitor-General
Ministry of Social Development found unlawfully using fake names on legal documents.