No bullying or assaults before prisoner took own life, Coroner rules
The Colombian national had been in New Zealand four years when he was charged.
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Nurse had no history of heart problems before she died.
Snapchat upload of child sexual abuse exposes offender
Deemed a low risk for reoffending, the man was given nine months' home detention.
Doctor concedes 'flirty' texts with junior went too far
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GP says money for sex with patient proposition was test
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Dad claims work stress behind 'out of character' assault on partner
Dad who assaulted partner of 16 years struggling to come to terms with what he did.
Back injury accidental after officer falls on youth, IPCA says
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Man filmed himself violating children in public changing rooms
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Dad of toddler found dead in pond wants case reopened as murder inquiry
Lachie Jones, 3, was found dead in a Gore oxidation pond four years ago.
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‘Repeated dishonesty’: Doctor forged document saying she passed exam
The doctor forged a letter saying she'd passed the surgical test, despite not showing up.
Man denied lamb leftovers hits support worker in head
Angry lunch guest assaults support worker when denied leftover lamb.
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Husband guilty of trying to kill his wife by driving car over cliff
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The patched gangsters shouted the Nazi cry Sieg Heil as the gang president left court.
Teenager pleads guilty to manslaughter
A 16-year-old has admitted to the manslaughter of Michael John Biggins.
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The patched gangsters shouted the Nazi cry Sieg Heil as the gang president left court.
Tenants illegally sublet rental after claiming it was unliveable
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Pharmacist struck off for blaming colleagues for his own mistake
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'Dismay and frustration:' Inquest into Christchurch mosque shooting delayed at the first phase
Coroner says counsel is working to tackle the case’s challenging workload.
Prominent lawyer says he shouldn’t be struck off for misconduct
“She was a vulnerable client who was badly let down.”
Guilty or not? Jury out on attempted murder trial in car over cliff case
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Worker left with burns and PTSD after electric shock awarded $30,000
The lingering effects of electrocution have left the man unable to work.
Man accused of trying to murder wife by driving car off cliff can’t remember crash
The man denies the Crown’s claims he tried to kill his wife by driving off a cliff.
Stud farm owner banned for life from racing industry after mare's death
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Parliament protests one year on: 26 cases remain before courts
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‘Designed to degrade, belittle her’: Man jailed for rape, sexual assault of woman
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Avocado orchard to pay $62k after failing to protect worker when wire snapped
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Mobster freed from jail in urgent appeal over violent de-patching of Barbarian Stormtrooper
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Community work 'manifestly excessive' says driver in fatal crash
Lucilla Brunt caused the fatal crash that killed a teen and injured two others.
SAS trooper death: Charge against Army dismissed
The Army exists to do dangerous things in dangerous environments, the High Court ruled.
‘Your father tried to kill me’: Mum covered in blood, flees with teen girl
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