
Sparky's apology after tradie electrocuted 'too little, too late' for grieving partner
Builder Craig Johnston died after being electrocuted in 2020.
Builder Craig Johnston died after being electrocuted in 2020.
The woman was trying to hide her true financial position during Family Court proceedings.
Judge: 'If everyone did that, we would not have any cockles left in our country'.
The 'horrendously bad driver' later assaulted his partner and bit a police officer.
Residents will be unable to access their properties until the road opens.
Man's lawyer: “He is a victim himself and is now an abuser,”
Qualifiers in new cities and larger prizes will make for more competition this year.
Nelson-based trawler Tasman Viking pulled up 37kg of coral west of New Zealand.
High Court rules Crown breached its duty, affecting 4047ha and millions in compensation.
The driver, who stopped twice to urinate on the road, was nearly four times the limit.
On another occasion Rory Herk was clocked doing 173 km/h on a motorbike.
The forever-adventure took lots of planning but has been worth it, the Davidsons say.
A chance meeting at a store led to a shooting, police hunt and three people being charged.
The children have barely had contact with their parents in six months.
Which island holds the balance of power in secondary school sports? Mike Thorpe reports.
The deer then had its throat cut in a 'gratuitous and violent act' that was posted online.
Judge: 'You have recently served a sentence of home detention and it did not deter you.'
Ian Musgrove was farewelled by his community on October 8.
The air conditioning on the plane had a fault, forcing the crew to divert.
The judge dealt with the RSE worker 'expediently' to avoid any burden on the NZ taxpayer.
Joss Shawyer resisted forced adoption and supported other single mothers to do the same
Now a judge has described one of the women involved as a menace to the community.
Natasha Birchfield dragged the victim out of bed by the hair, then bit her arm and eyelid.
The person was located with critical injuries and later died.
The exhibition is a tribute to those who have been loved and lost.
Crews arrived at the blaze in the Nelson suburb of Richmond around 6pm.
The letter asks about alleged breach of human rights of Māori.
Victim's mum told judge who was sentencing Kurt Balemi that he was a 'danger to society'.
Residents say proposed controversial maps 'essentially rendered our property uninsurable'.