Gang hopeful wins Supreme Court case, manslaughter conviction to be quashed
Justin Burke has maintained he didn't know Shayne Heappey would be stabbed.
Justin Burke has maintained he didn't know Shayne Heappey would be stabbed.
Kevin Moore claims he is tangata whenua and refuses to move from the beachside property.
A new Court of Appeal ruling means the woman won't be entitled to backpay or compensation.
Mitch East, 28, was hit by a car as he stepped out of an Uber early last Sunday.
BDO got 1408 creditor claims against Mainzeal and continues to pay money.
NZ First wants Treaty matters decided by Parliament, not the courts.
OPINION: Jack Hodder’s commentary is not just food for thought.
Privacy and human rights at heart of appeal after police use photo for evidence.
Basil Mist offended against five girls aged 7 to 15 and killed his girlfriend.
He maintains he was asleep when he raped the woman and has no memory of the attack.
Charges against Dave Henderson described as "waste of taxpayers' money" by judge.
The company wants to mine ironsands from the South Taranaki seabed.
OPINION: The outcome will see millions of dollars in legal fees consumed.
Mike Smith gets his day in court against seven major emitters.
Kenneth Eugene Smith was pronounced dead in what some called a cruel execution method.
Judicial discretion is in the firing line - are judges getting it wrong?
Former barrister Christopher Harder claims Pike River truths have never emerged.
The recent party has provoked a scandal.
The Supreme Court is considering the offender's bid to keep his name secret.
Aotearoa Water Action said after six years in court it was thrilled with the decision.
Offender sung sexually explicit songs while encouraging woman to drink wine he bought.
Defendant's lawyer claimed media coverage does "turn the public against him".
Legal teams in Nelson Tenths case welcomed to region with pōwhiri at Te Āwhina Marae.
David Rae has asked the Supreme Court to hear his case about his NZ bank accounts.
They say she acted improperly - two previous courts have found otherwise.
Trump's attorneys are trying to pin blame on accounting firms for statement problems.
The number of complaints has almost doubled in the past five years.
OPINION: It wouldn't be surprising if the appetite for directorships declined as a result.
He went to the Supreme Court seeking to have his life sentence overturned.
The Front Page investigates how Mainzeal serves as a warning sign to other businesses.