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The ad said: "Beautiful homestead complete with swimming pool for those hot, sunny days."
Total arrears have risen by 800 per cent since 2019 to $21 million.
It's very unusual for such cases to not result in imprisonment, the judge acknowledged.
They weren't destined for New Zealand but once they landed, they instantly sought refuge.
“You were the adult," a judge noted today, rejecting his bid for a shorter sentence.
When a visit was made, the tenant's relative had been living in the house rent-free.
Aaron Drever's face was slashed open with a metal hook in the prison kitchen.
He says he took the gun off someone else because he was 'concerned about public safety'.
Roger Blake's company made more than $100,000 selling the product during the pandemic.
He held up several milk bars across Melbourne, making off with cash and cigarettes.
Green MP Golriz Ghahraman has been accused of shoplifting from an Auckland institution.
'Irresponsible' said Simeon Brown of the rail business buying so close to the election.
He stole the victim's bank details and used them to set up several online accounts.
Judge Greg Davis met the 15-year-old during a Rangatahi Court session.
Mum is desperate for the return of her son from Oranga Tamariki.
The Auckland-based celebrity was in court this week.
A member of the family said it's 'one of the tragic Lotto stories'.
Haami Hanara, who was neglected and abused, knifed a man to death when he was 14.
He said the staff were not aware that the books were approved for distribution.
Joshua Zane Russell, 39, has been remanded into custody.
Fighter thanked judge after second discharge before ridiculing police on Instagram.
'Don’t do anything stupid like that again', says judge.
He was charged in 2017, but it took until this year to tell his story.
OPINION: They are added protection for those being arrested and those making the arrest.
Judicial discretion is in the firing line - are judges getting it wrong?
Nearly six month after scam reported, police are yet to interview the alleged mule.
Despite youth crime fears, the stats tell a very different story within a generation.
Jane Furlong was murdered in 1993; police appeal again for info on those responsible.
He pleaded guilty at his first appearance in September.
Seven people now face various charges.