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Drunk teen driver who crashed into a garden will use landscaping skills to fix damage
Teen offers free landscaping to fix damage caused by his drunken crash into garden.
Teen offers free landscaping to fix damage caused by his drunken crash into garden.
His GP told him to call an ambulance urgently and not drive himself to hospital.
'The message clearly isn’t getting through and the deterrent is probably not high enough.'
Accused argued he was clearing a fallen tree – but a judge didn't buy it.
Stephen Rendell says police wouldn't release data that could have helped him in court.
Police say the consequences for the men accused were significant.
Keely-Shaye Albert had never held a licence and was driving on a private road.
RSE pay deduction issues are likely to 'resonate' throughout NZ, lawyer tells court.
The victim didn't know whether he would live or die.
Name suppression continues for a second man charged with murder.
Police monitored meth dealer's phone calls and texts for a month before raiding house.
He was left with a 10cm scar after being cut from his ear to his mouth.
Daniel Bond claimed in court he was arrested after seeking an officer’s identification.
The 29-year-old was supported in court by a large amount of whānau.
The water contained slurry and flowed into nearby culverts and reaching mangroves.
Richard Coburn was instead found guilty of manslaughter.
He slammed her head against a wall, bit her on the cheek and rubbed her face in icecream.
A dining policy discriminated against the man's marital status - or so he claimed.
Natalie Ann Carter applied for seven loans totaling nearly $3 million.
Disqualified driver Libby Ker blamed her behaviour on her use of meth.
Esther Osborne was let down by 'systemic failings' at Porirua secure unit, says coroner.
Richard Coburn admits he killed his partner, but says it wasn't murder.
Raymond Ratima killed seven of his family members in 1992.
It was the sort of car he always wanted to own, his partner told the court.
The man claimed a sergeant used excessive force during the arrest.
Richard Coburn admits killing his partner, but says it wasn't murder.
The High Court rejected the appeal - the release date will be set by the Parole Board.
Now Richard Coburn is standing trial for the alleged murder of his girlfriend.
It was four months before she found out what type of surgery she'd had.
Te Parawhau hapū members were the first to give evidence in the hearing.