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Watson was convicted of murdering Olivia Hope and Ben Smart.
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Court trials abandoned as Omicron impacts staffing levels in Auckland.
'Doormat' of Comancheros gang who hid meth in garage sentenced
The man said he joined the gang out of peer pressure and want of a 'glamorous lifestyle'.
Herald podcast A Moment In Crime revisits Raurimu mass shooting
Episode 25 of A Moment In Crime revisits the Raurimu massacre and the aftermath.
Judge slams Hell's Angels code of silence after violent attack: 'you chose to protect extreme violence and cowardice'
Three Hell's Angels associates refused to talk about a man who was beaten into a coma.
Living in fear: Life after a brutal bashing linked to the Hells Angels
Jamie Angus was warned never to return to Wanganui: 'one of them is going to kill you'.
Psychiatrist: Despite mental illness, man who killed girlfriend likely knew it was wrong
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Destiny Church member charged alongside Brian Tamaki for lockdown protest to plead guilty
Paul Craig Thompson is accused of having attended two Auckland Domain protests in October.
Anti-marina protesters lose another Waiheke battle
The protester's lawyer cited the developer's conduct which escalated the situation
Labour Party art auctions: Charged businessmen also accused in National donations case
The donations involved art auctions and a Chinese imperial robe at a Labour Party event.
Mosque attacks: Terrorist challenges 'errors' in final report
March 15 gunman wants coronial inquiry to correct 'factual inaccuracies'.
Protester accused of driving car at police named, granted bail
Protester in court after confrontations at Parliament.
'It's just completely derailed me': Rape complainant's angst over court delays
Case is one of more than 80,000 to be adjourned or rescheduled in six months.
Meth cook's mum's unwitting involvement in son's P production
Steven Griffiths had a reputation as a good P cook in the drug world.
GP suspended for anti-vax views begins District Court appeal
Two doctors suspended for misinformation are appealing the Medical Council's decision.
Coroner asked to take deep dive into 'question marks' over March 15 terror attack
Muslim community leaders beg Coroner to delve into online radicalisation.
Victims of coercive relationships likely to normalise behaviour, survey reveals
A victims advocate says New Zealanders need help recognising coercive control.
'I believe he's alive': Love heart sent to wife after police say shooting victim died
Tormented brother seeks answers nearly three years after attacks.
Man's shocking admission 13 years after death of wife
Greg Meads murdered his wife in 2009. Now he is seeking parole for a second time.
Political figure fights for secrecy in corrupt wealthy businessman's case
The political character refutes any involvement in the former rich-lister's conspiracy.
Mother's bid to have child removed from 'anti-vax' father declined by Family Court
A 12-year-old told his parents that he didn't want to be vaccinated. His mother disagreed.
Driving death charge against former MP dropped
The motorcycle rider died at the scene of the Governors Bay crash.
Beaten with shovel handles, denied food: Gloriavale leavers take stand in Employment Court hearing
Former members of the secret community seek a declaration of their work status.
'I'd be dead now': Victim says free lawyer saved her life but service scrapped
Questions over Family Court navigation service as $2.5m spent before launch in January.
Sasha Borissenko: The many laws Parliament protesters are breaking
OPINION: Surprising there have not been more fines or consequences given all the breaches.
Michael Hill jewellery store manager steals over $50k
An investigation found he gave customers personal account numbers to pay for jewellery.
'She's dead': Witness tearfully reveals younger brother's confession at murder trial
Akash pleaded guilty to stabbing his pregnant girlfriend to death in 2016.
'Mafia': Couple attack Auckland Council for seeking $20,000 in court costs after dispute
Couple label decision "corrupt", but judge says there was "no merit" in their position.
Gang terrorise KFC staff over needle in burger
Black Power member gets prison sentence for abusing workers at fast-food restaurant.
Missing and off his medication: Mental health patient presented as fine days before he killed
Court heard there was a failure of communication at a number of steps by various services.
Judge jails Christchurch child sex offender for 'gambit of indecencies' against little girl
Christchurch businessman who raped, filmed child sentenced to a lengthy prison sentence.
Supermarket fined after selling plastic-contaminated mince
The supermarket was mincing unsold steak when a plastic pad fell into the mincing machine.