Experienced vet put herself in a position vulnerable to an attack, judge finds.

Supermarket workers were dubbed 'heroes' during the 2020 lockdown, but not all was well.

The group Make it 16 say their human rights have been breached.

Man charged with murder of Chch carer Val Heaney pleads guilty to hockey stick killing.

A duty doctor told custody staff the injury didn't sound serious and to give her Panadol.

A driver involved in a crash that killed boxing coach Brett McNaught has been charged.

Former soldier says it was devastating being forced to call his partner's lover 'sir'.

The farmer was angry about boy racer activity. But the victim had nothing to do with.

The jury deliberated for about two hours before coming to a decision.

"What makes this pretty bad ... is the arrogance of it."

Rodeo breaches the Animal Welfare Act, say activists who are taking a case in court today.

Court action needed to clear away legal hurdle on Te Awanga subdivision.

Taylor Potroz was picking up rubbish when Taranaki farmer Matthew Michael John Turnbull pulled a gun on him and his friends, accusing the group of being boy racers. Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air. Video / Supplied

He had been accused of touching three female students inappropriately.

The man spent a lot of his shift using tongs to put salad and meat onto wraps.

The mother expressed concerns about the school's investigation.

A convicted man's last-ditch attempt to avoid deportation to Samoa has failed.

Judge Jonathan Krebs has ruled that Joshua Wolland be discharged without conviction.

The body of a 21-year-old woman was discovered following the house fire.

The man sent the images to himself while recovering from a stroke in hospital.

The man denied he had cheated but the drunk woman was adamant he was lying.

Apartment owners told to hand over insurance payout after tenant damages common property.

Watene's body was found buried in a shallow grave in the Longwood Forest near Otautau.

The man was given interim suppression so he could "come to terms" with being named.

The dog's wounds were the worst SPCA CEO Andrea Midgen has ever seen.

Rushton told police it wasn't impulsive and he had a sexual sickness.

The Court of Appeal cited his age and protection from his mother as mitigating factors.

The man will next appear in court in August.

Man was granted interim name suppression until his next appearance.

Niklas Gebhardt has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of his 6yo son.