Sentence shortened for man who left unconscious victim next to burning car
The victim was hospitalised for several days and required rehabilitation.
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The man was originally granted a discharge without conviction and name suppression.
Colin Craig awarded $325,000 against Cameron Slater
The former politician was also awarded $95,000 for his legal costs in the defamation case.
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Kane Wayman was dropped at hospital early on New Year's Day but died soon after.
Are our suppression laws outdated in wake of Grace Millane case?
"These orders have not been effective in overseas jurisdictions," says leading judge.
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People began to speculate why Grace Millane's killer continued to enjoy name suppression.
Top cop: 'If it wasn't Grace, it would have been someone else'
Top cop who ran investigation into Grace Millane murder speaks, expects more victims
Grace Millane's murderer unmasked, sexual violence trials revealed
It can be revealed Jesse Kempson faced two further trials for violent sexual offending.
Grace Millane murder: Supreme Court to release suppression decision at 11am
The killer also lost an appeal of his conviction and sentence last week.
Supreme Court to release decision on Grace Millane's killer tomorrow
The man continues to claim his innocence and asserts Millane died during rough sex.
Supreme Court may decide suppression today for Grace Millane's killer
The Crown and media had until 10am today to file arguments about why he should be named.
Grace Millane murder case: What NZ's Supreme Court does next
It is possible a decision on suppression may be reached before the Christmas break.
Grace Millane murder: 'A brief encounter; a date, with death its conclusion'
The killer's behaviour was "indicative of a degree of wholly self-regarding wickedness".
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The killer has also asked the country's top court to continue suppression.
Grace Millane's murderer due to be named tomorrow
The Court of Appeal ruled the murderer's name suppression will lapse tomorrow.
Why Labour won't release full review on summer youth camp scandal
The Labour Party says it has already assured the public it is improving after the scandal.
Sounds killer kept behind bars: Full reasons revealed
Scott Watson says he never met Ben Smart and Olivia Hope.
CBL co-accused loses name suppression, pending further appeal
The Court of Appeal gave the man a week to mount a further appeal.
Revealed: Man wanted on cocaine conspiracy is 'insidious fraudster'
'Predatory, insidious, recidivist and amoral'. Now the DEA wants the 62-year-old from NZ.
Marlborough Sounds double killer Scott Watson's parole declined - again
Watson says he's being held back for refusing to confess "a crime I didn't commit".
Mogul argues NZ authorities on 'fishing expedition' for his tax returns
Court of Appeal tells Edward Gong to hand over his tax returns and bank statements.
Appeal lost over frozen $17.5 million of alleged dirty money
The money is allegedly entangled with a corruption scandal in Venezuela.
Former spy's 23-year bid to call NZ home
A Chinese spy's change of heart is unable to bring him a residence-class visa.
Revealed: The long criminal history of Kiwi in Hells Angels drugs bust in Europe
Kiwi locked up in DEA raids has chemistry degree and long history in drug-making in NZ.
Synthetic cannabis 'ring leader' loses appeal
Fei He was one of three people charged after the police conducted Operation Sin in 2015.
'Callous' murderer loses appeal bid over 'cold-blooded' killing
Christchurch sex worker Renee Duckmanton was brutally murdered in 2016.
Killer doctor's appeal blames star witness for teen Amber-Rose's murder
Venod Skantha is again pointing the finger at the Crown's key witness.
Killer doctor fights murder conviction
Venod Skantha appealing against his conviction and sentence for murder of Amber-Rose Rush.
Probe into 'unlawful' deal with Pike River mine boss considered
Allegations lawyers made 'unlawful agreement' to stifle prosecution.
Man who forced staff into 'economic slavery' refused parole
Man forced paid staff as little as $6 an hour and confiscated passports.
Shelly Bay lobby group 'doesn't want to know' where $440k donations came from
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Southern Response loses Supreme Court battle
The class action could cost the government hundreds of millions of dollars if successful
Colin Craig appealing against defamation finding
The former Conservative Party leader is back in court.
CBL fraud accused argues Covid-19 economy increases hardship
"Dire economic circumstances" of Covid-19 increase likelihood of hardship, lawyer argues.