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SkyCity CEO Michael Ahearne takes questions on DIA prosecution
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SkyCity facing prosecution from gaming watchdog, up to $8m fine
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Melbourne Hells Angels boss turned 501 jailed for Auckland murder
He sparked a seven-hour standoff in which police rescued his barricaded family.
Man who attacked lawyer in courthouse lift challenges time behind bars
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Bella Vista saga: Review finds evacuated home was not dangerous as deemed by council
But the council says it made the right decision at the time.
Illegal prostitution operation involving Brazilian women ends in sentence for organiser
The man was booking 15 Brazillian woman as sex workers in hotels around the North Island.
'It's sick, it's vicious': Strippers call on Parliament for fair working conditions
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'This is huge': Gail Maney granted appeal hearing to fight ‘Gone Fishing’ conviction
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Grandma attacked by motorist who 'tried to snap' her arm at popular beach carpark
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National’s one-size approach to crime will create more victims - Tamatha Paul
Greens justice spokeswoman says cultural reports help rehabilitate inmates.
How a Kiwi avoided exile after $200k burglary that allegedly involved killing pet dog 'Gucci'
The teen ransacked the family's Sydney home, making off with designer goods and jewellery.
'Where's the tall guy?' Deportee storms home, questions man at gunpoint
The man was deported from Australia for burglaries and robbery.
Man who stabbed uni student to death on walkway deemed insane
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‘No evidence’ cultural reports worked - Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith
Goldsmith says the Crown will no longer pay for cultural reports.
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Notorious murderer and prison escapee Phillip John Smith takes Parole Board to court
He claims the board 'misinterpreted' parts of the law when considering him for release.
Richard Prebble: No court has ever said the Treaty created a legal partnership
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Trial date set for trio charged with murder nine months after Auckland teen vanished
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Act launches campaign to twist National's arm on Treaty referendum
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Iwi leader wins the right to sue seven big polluters
Mike Smith gets his day in court against seven major emitters.
Christchurch mosque attack terrorist abandons review of prison conditions
The terrorist planned to challenge his designation as an at-risk prisoner.
Auckland teen accused of New Year's Day shotgun murder named
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History-making Māori land marches woven into defence at Harawira child sex-abuse trial
The complainant acknowledged disliking the defendant's high-profile activist family.
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Tyler Cheung denied the accounts at trial, but he has now admitted wrongdoing.
Bullied health worker says Worksafe findings were like 'having a knife twisted'
"Very poor workplace culture": 11 people reported inappropriate behaviour by the manager.