
A Moment In Crime - The Patron: Inside the complex court cases of James Wallace
The second part of the true crime podcast looks at James Wallace's life and crimes.
The second part of the true crime podcast looks at James Wallace's life and crimes.
“I lost everything I ever worked for in my life."
The man's partner of seven years claimed he emailed plans for a new will before he died.
Ministry of Justice papers released say families are being impacted by poor conditions.
The serial abuser was jailed for a brutal attack on his former partner.
A victim says she suffers emotionally and psychologically, and had to get counselling.
Craig Holtom initially claimed he legitimately sold the guns to mysterious possum skinner.
The victim was the 'heart of the family' who are left broken by his death.
Matilda Kahotea calls for understanding not condemnation.
Gimblett Gravels is a designated wine-growing area west of Hastings.
One rioter was in care at 11, expelled at 12, drinking at 13 and committing crime at 14.
Judge Stephen Clark told Anthony Salmon he's a danger to himself and others on the road.
Killer of Napier woman Arohaina Henare pleads guilty to murder.
Community advocate Dave Letele says hungry kids will miss out after foodbank is burgled.
More buyers are reneging on house purchases.
The addict went behind the counter and grabbed bottles of methadone from the dispensary.
She said he had left her little girl with 'life-long trauma' and broken their family.
The woman removed her bra for a laugh. But Trevor Oldham didn't think it was funny.
The offender preyed on two women as they slept.
He fraudulently claimed almost $200k in Covid-19 wage subsidies.
The victim was mistakenly believed to be a member of a rival gang, the Mongrel Mob.
Would-be buyer argued vendors should have accepted his lower offer, but he failed.
EM Bail is monitored by Corrections and enforced by police.
There's been an uptick in the number of people charged in the year to June 2023.
Courtney Murray was arrested three years after other previous drug-related offences.
The man, dubbed Invercargill's answer to Banksy, has been accused of wilful damage.
Problems included ill health, credit facility withdrawal, economic conditions, overheads.
Video of the incident has been classified as objectionable material.
'I’m going to go and get the clean-up gear and a gun,' Filthy Few member told victim.
The drunk man was driving at almost twice the legal speed limit when he hit a pedestrian.