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'We're sorry': The organic dairy company that caused a right stink after illegally dumping wastewater
Waiū Dairy CEO: We're sorry, our actions don't represent the values of kaitiakitanga.
Waiū Dairy CEO: We're sorry, our actions don't represent the values of kaitiakitanga.
Regional council: The penalty serves as a reminder to others about following the rules.
The attack only stopped once prison officers intervened.
A trail of grief, scrutiny, and learnings - how could these deaths have been prevented?
Five homicides by five mentally-ill people have been the subjects of extensive inquests.
The two teenage boys were "compelling witnesses", a Christchurch judge found.
Second person appears in court following alleged robbery of two elderly women.
Roger Dunnage collected up to 800 vehicles by late last year when neighbours complained.
Pasifika lawyers mistaken for defendants, or told they won't make it through law school.
Teen said he swerved to avoid a car, but later admitted speed was behind the fatal crash.
Upon hearing the sentence, the man kicked out at a piece of furniture.
Nelson couple fighting builder face legal bills about half what it cost to build house.
MM spent most of his life in jail after years of physical and sexual abuse in state care.
Worker dismissed over vaccination status will challenge using principles of tikanga.
Judge reserves decision in three-day family violence trial.
Crown due to continue its case on Monday, after defence lawyers were allowed to withdraw.
Man made increasingly violent threats against partner, went to jail, tried to sue judges.
Kaipara man "drunk as a skunk" when he drove into an oncoming vehicle: judge
Court refuses discharge for Whangarei man who spoke indecently to a young house guest
Jeremiah Peipi used social media for the sale and supply of class A and B drugs.
Hastings tradie says he's served community honestly and faithfully.
Home detention has been granted for growing cannabis crops over seven months.
Whangārei man jailed for a violent attack on shopkeeper
Grandmother gives evidence at tribunal hearing into alcohol-related harm on Māori.
Boys allege regular assaults, but defence says their account is made up.
Former Powernet employee has had his assets frozen.
A man who should have been sent to palliative care was operated on instead.
Sami Zagros has already admitted importing drugs, but the Crown alleges more offending.
Forecourt security cams showed banned driver repeatedly filling his car.
The bandana burglar who terrorised students for two years can finally be unmasked.