ANZ is weighing up whether to launch action in Korea to try to get $8 million from property investor Danny Chung and his wife.

The Parole Board has reserved its decision over whether Teina Pora will be granted parole.

Teina Pora, the man convicted of Susan Burdett's 1992 murder has another parole hearing today, amid calls for a review of his case.

Mark Lundy is set to have the quashing of his murder convictions tested after the Justice Minister gave the strongest indication yet the case will be retried.

Mark Lundy plans to visit the graves of his murdered wife and daughter - as well as of his father, who died while he was in jail, says a family spokesman.

Investigations editor Jared Savage talks to the retired businessman who has spent 10 years fighting what he saw as injustice.

Teina Pora, convicted of the rape and murder of Susan Burdett in 1992, will appear before the Parole Board for the 12th time on Monday.

The criminal justice system is based on the belief that the State punishes only those whose guilt has been proven "beyond reasonable doubt".

New Zealand may only be months away from not having enough judges to hear cases.

Approval for smoking in SkyCity's high-roller lounge may be stubbed out after it was challenged in the High Court.

A decade after he recommended New Zealand set up an independent commission to investigate claims of miscarriages of justice, Sir Thomas Thorp says the case is even stronger.

Justice Minister Judith Collins is putting judges on notice that painfully slow delivery of reserve judgments will no longer be acceptable.

Two designs of jeans made by rival clothing companies are so similar that one must have been copied from the other, a court was told.

Australians yesterday began hearing details of how some of their most trusted organisations allowed child abuse to continue.

NZ could follow Britain's lead and appoint a Victims' Commissioner, but the Justice Minister said the move would have to make a real difference.

Shame' over colonial history is seeing valuable threads of the nation's story left to crumble into ruin.

Officers in an elite unit set up to target the biggest criminal threats to NZ fear internal reprisals if they tell police bosses of "inappropriate conduct".

Police breached the terms of the $225,000 compensation deal they gave the family of a teenager accidently shot and killed during crossfire in 2009.

The police watchdog has made a u-turn on its decision to not investigate the handling of a complaint against serial rapist Malcolm Rewa from 25 years ago.

New Zealand's police watchdog says an investigation into the handling of a complaint against serial rapist Malcolm Rewa from 25 years ago is unwarranted.

The Justice Minister wants the IPCA to investigate claims police failed to investigate a complaint from a victim of serial rapist Malcolm Rewa.

The chance to catch serial rapist Malcolm Rewa at the beginning of a run of 25 known attacks was missed because of shoddy police work, TV3's 3rd Degree reported.

A high-profile defence lawyer who was declared bankrupt yesterday owing about $550,000 to Inland Revenue is blaming changes to the legal aid system.

The record of a high-profile figure will remain untarnished and his name will stay secret - despite admitting assaulting his young son.

The lawyer for a man linked to a gang has asked a court "who guards the guardians'' in a case in which police manufactured a fake search warrant.

Further fraud charges have been laid against a man accused of ripping off elderly people and using the money to pay court-ordered reparation to previous victims.

"He's been chasing these bloody druggies for years." The father of a former Whangarei police officer facing drug charges says he's innocent.

Cross-lease property dispute escalates into costly legal stoush and ruling to demolish illegal structures.

Reports suggesting the Government could issue an immediate pardon to Teina Pora are wrong, Justice Minister Judith Collins says.