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City Rail Link fight: YMCA wanted $18m, Auckland Council offered $262K
Arguments put that only three basement car park levels can now be built instead of six.
Arguments put that only three basement car park levels can now be built instead of six.
Opinion: Damaging property for the sake of emphasising a message is not on.
The court has ruled a murderer should have been allowed the magazines while in jail.
The man waved to weeping supporters and told them, 'Sorry', as he appeared in court.
A new five-star hotel opens January 30. Deloitte will begin the shift from January 15.
He has been held at a maximum security wing in jail due to ongoing violence.
OPINION: Māori leadership approach needed in prisons.
Refuge CEO Ang Jury says domestic violence is still in society.
Christchurch real estate agent was last seen alive on July 19.
Jurors didn't buy her self-defence claim, and neither did the judge today at sentencing.
'I wake up drenched in sweat every night,' the victim said today.
Grandmother speaks out about heartbreaking custody battle for 'neglected' grandson.
The doctor received funding for 2618 ineligible patients, most of whom were backpackers.
Case referred to Court of Appeal after new evidence has come to light.
Victim David Kuka was 'simply in the wrong place at the wrong time', a judge says.
Jurors found the young mother guilty in September of a stabbing frenzy.
One report will explore whether she was legally insane at the time of the alleged killing.
Kathleen Folbigg was released in June after spending 20 years in prison.
The liquid cocaine was hidden in wine bottles and stored in the fridge.
The High Court ruled the money was "tainted property" obtained by criminal means.
Prison ordered for Kodie Remana, who was shot by police in Grey Lynn standoff.
One vendor kept a $2m deposit, second one kept $834,000. But they then went further.
He will now serve five months of home detention for the admitted manslaughter.
High Court judge gives Aiyaz Umarji credit for returning to NZ to face justice.
Now she is seeking compensation for the breach of her privacy and 'injury to feelings'.
WorkSafe prosecuted the firm over the death of a 21-year-old construction worker.
He was touted as a success story for the rehab centre, but police thought otherwise.
The woman says her offending was driven by her methamphetamine addiction.
In looking up information online the man didn't think he'd be breaking court rules.
She would have celebrated her 32nd birthday on Christmas Day.