
Isolation worker who sparked court lockdown tests negative for Covid - boss
The court house went into lockdown before 10am today.
The court house went into lockdown before 10am today.
OPINION: New Zealand's justice system continues to favour the offender over the victim.
Scott Watson says he never met Ben Smart and Olivia Hope.
After a thrilling year, Judith Collins is writing a thriller over the summer break.
'You'll never be able to work in a job like that ever again', judge tells ex-court worker.
Royal commission of inquiry report into March 15, 2019 attacks finally revealed.
Royal commission report into Christchurch mosque shootings released this afternoon.
Trial the juror was sitting in had adjourned before they collapsed in the retiring room.
Official report into terror attack will be released next week: 5 key things to expect.
"Any other outcome would have been outrageous," victims advocate says.
The Waikato man demanded proof from the ministry before handing over $42.67.
Kevin Longley got a rude shock when told he had an unpaid ticket more than a decade old.
One person's encounter with humanity in Aotearoa in the aftermath of a terrorist attack.
Laken Rose is defending 61 child sex act charges.
Cambridge equestrian Laken Rose is defending 61 charges relating to child sex acts
Entrepreneur faces extradition to the United States on charges of copyright infringement.
Jacinda Ardern said her vote was a personal vote.
Richard Peters was the first lawyer to represent Brenton Tarrant as the duty solicitor.
Victoria legalised euthanasia last year. What lessons does it have for New Zealand?
The Parole Board criticised the decision to stop rehab for a prisoner in lieu of dialysis.
Christine Judith Morris was declined parole as she remained an 'untreated prisoner'.
Damning internal review of Auckland Region Women's Correctional Facility at Wiri.
The Supreme Court has allowed the late former childcare worker to appeal his conviction.
Force was used against Māori 40 per cent more often than Pākehā in offender proceedings.
The sentencing of the convicted mass killer begins in Christchurch today.
There were 31 fewer deaths in the year to June.
There is a backlog of grieving families waiting for coroner reports, despite hired relief.
More details released about the upcoming sentencing of the Christchurch mosque attacker.
Overseas-based victims already arriving in NZ to witness justice.
Jurors summonsed to attend, or are serving on Auckland trials are excused from attendance.