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Sisters: Feilding victim was happily married
The sisters of one of the men found at the scene of an apparent murder-suicide says she can't understand what went wrong.

Michael Douglas' ex-wife reprimanded for demanding more money
Michael Douglas ex-wife was blasted in court yesterday on Tuesday.

Jennifer Hudson's family murder trial delayed
Jennifer Hudson's brother-in-law William Balfour has been granted a continuance in his trial for murder and home invasion charges, following the killing of the singer's mother, brother and nephew.

Blogger says he didn't breach suppression orders
Cameron Slater denied he had identified people with name suppression on his blog when he appeared in court today.

Five Star Finance directors charged
The Serious Fraud Office has laid more than 100 charges against four former directors of failed lender Five Star Finance, carrying a maximum penalty of seven years apiece.

Note found at scene of triple Feilding killing
A note was found at the scene of an apparent murder-suicide in Feilding, but police won't reveal its details.

Police name man who died in pharmacy
Police have named the man who died in an Auckland pharmacy after a struggle early yesterday morning.

Death after pharmacy struggle 'self defence'
The Herald understands a pharmacist struggled with an intruder and was holding the man down before he went into cardiac arrest.

Neighbours heard shots near farm
The three bodies found in a Feilding farmhouse were removed last night as detectives try to piece together how the apparent murder-suicide played out.

Barlow: 'I am innocent'
Days away from release, convicted double murderer John Barlow has spoken out of his fight to clear his name.

Freedom or your home - you choose
A $465,000 house has been seized from a commercial cannabis grower as punishment instead of an 18-month prison sentence.

Double killer Barlow freed from jail
John Barlow was jailed in 1995 for the execution-style killings of Wellington father and son businessmen Eugene and Gene Thomas.

Changing court procedures won't work - Law Society
Calls to change procedures after a notorious killer was able to write a letter to a juror have been called into doubt by the Law Society.