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Inmates deliver surprising reaction to Sean 'Diddy' Combs verdict

'We never get to see anyone who beats the government.'

Attorney-General Bondi under fire as Epstein document release falls flat

Release of Epstein files halted, disappointing those expecting revelations.

Decade wait ends: Excavation begins at Tuam mass burial site

The excavation will involve experts from Colombia, Spain, and the US.

QSM recipient faces freezing orders, mortgagee sale of $5m property after defaulting on loan

A judge ruled there was the risk of 'dissipation of assets'.

'Do it now, run him over'. Teen who ran over mother's partner twice can finally be named

Rereamanu Ronaki-Wihapi's mother was drunk, and initially egged him on.

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei wins Environment Court appeal for recognition

Iwi's relationship with the land, water around Westhaven has been recognised by the court.

Support worker filmed vulnerable woman being taunted, then shared the video

'It is clear from the video recording that (the worker) taunted and threatened Ms A'.

Crown says Auckland murder victim removed knife from body, stabbed attacker before dying

The defendant says he acted in self-defence against a home invader armed with a machete.

Should stealing kids be protected from citizen’s arrest? Child welfare watchdog airs concerns

Chief Children’s Commissioner says children should be free from 'all forms of violence'.

Stateless bride's release after five-month US detention battle

Ward Sakeik, stateless and married to a US citizen, faced two deportation attempts.

Former cult leader accused of abusing 13 women, court hears

Chris Brain, 68, led the Nine O’Clock Service in Sheffield during the 1980s and 1990s.

US Supreme Court allows deportation of migrants to South Sudan

The eight migrants have been stuck in Djibouti since being flown out of the US in May.

'Ride a bike properly': Driver who left injured cyclist on the road claims he was the victim

Callum Anderson drove off without checking on cyclist who was bleeding and concussed.

Serial killer expert who taught the Idaho killer shares her story

New York Times: Katherine Ramsland is a professor of forensic psychology.

Racketeering was a ‘reach’ in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial, legal experts say

The jury rejected claims that Diddy ran a criminal enterprise for serious crimes.

'A fictitious identity': Kiwi dad's desperate bid to see son in Aussie lands him in court

Dane Moule forged passports to travel between NZ, Australia and Fiji for three years.

Cassie's two-word text turned Diddy's case

Sean Combs was acquitted of the most serious charges he faced, including racketeering.

'Enough is enough': Government beefing up trespass laws, doubling fines

Associate Justice Minister: 'These changes send a clear message: enough is enough.'