Waiter sacked after five shifts awarded almost $20,000
Waiter pressured into working as a cook 'under the threat of a written warning'.
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Father sentenced after crash kills daughter's unborn child
Wheelchair user Michael Eichler hopes to one day mend his relationship with his daughter.
Flutey charged with aggravated assault on police among range of charges
Prominent anti-vaxxer Brad Flutey appears on charges relating to a January 17 incident.
Trial presses on after juror tests positive
Juror discharged and left the Christchurch Court House after a positive Covid test.
Man accidentally shot seeks $250,000 from police
Iriheke Pere, accidentally shot by police in 2013, is seeking $250,000 damages.
Driveway tragedy: Dad's heartbreak after daughter run over - coroner reveals findings
Five children are killed in driveway runovers in New Zealand each year.
Editorial: Heaping injustice with best intentions
OPINION: Our editorial on the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
Language barrier blamed for violent offending
Taunted for speaking Te Reo: Nelson man says offending linked to troubled past
Drink-driver caught speeding and running red lights
The man sped through Whanganui's city centre and ran two red lights while driving drunk.
Car dealer defrauds finance company, pockets money
A car dealer pretended he'd sold a car, kept the money and lumped a customer with the bill
More charges laid after pedestrians injured at Manukau shopping mall
Woman charged with reckless driving, engaging in family violence.
Repeat offender racks up 100 convictions, another four years in jail
Mobster with more than 100 convictions gets another jail term for meth dealing.
'Mum, it's too late and too dangerous', woman told at homicide scene
Rushing to homicide scene, woman saw gloved hand covered in blood, murder trial hears.
Motiti Island residents not their own distinct group - Waitangi Tribunal
The Waitangi Tribunal has determined Motiti residents aren't their own distinct group.
Jury should have been discharged on day 7 of three-week trial, defence counsel says
Convicted killer Samuel Hemuera Pou appeals conviction - jury should have been discharged
Ex-husband lay in wait for wife's new partner with hammer and knife, Crown alleges
Crown alleges homicide victim had 38 injuries on head and body.
Dozens of convicted sex offenders claim miscarriage of justice
125 sex offenders claim miscarriage of justice - victims' advocate calls it 'frightening'.
Father-of-five deported to NZ: 'I always said I would never disown my kids like my dad did with me'
NZ-born man pleaded with authorities to let him stay in Australia.
Dealer sold drugs to high-schoolers to pay medical bills, students turn up amid police bust
The dealer was baking a batch of cannabis confectionery when police arrived.
Manukau mall driver appears in court
Woman appears in court after five pedestrians injured at Westfield Manukau mall.
Taupō flat killing: Man struck flatmate with hammer, stabbed him four times
An altercation between two Taupō flatmates resulted in a man's death.
Prominent protester faces charges for part in Parliament occupation
Former New Conservatives leader and anti-mandate protester Leighton Baker denies charges.
Man develops prostate cancer after doctors mishandle test procedures
A patient developed prostate cancer after doctors failed to follow prescribed procedures.
Miscarriage of Justice: Nearly 300 applications for review but none completed
"As the famous dictum put it, justice delayed is justice denied" - Chris Penk.
Man died after hitting unlit trailer parked on a dark street
Truckie's conviction stands following the death of a friend on motorbike.
'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.
Fined: Dairy company kept dumping wastewater despite warnings
Regional council: The penalty serves as a reminder to others about following the rules.
Inmates who shanked prisoner sentenced to more jail time
The attack only stopped once prison officers intervened.
The aftermath: Five homicides, five people failed by the mental health system
A trail of grief, scrutiny, and learnings - how could these deaths have been prevented?
Five homicides 'absolutely avoidable', a total system failure
Five homicides by five mentally-ill people have been the subjects of extensive inquests.
Judge accepts boys' evidence of years of beatings by stepmum
The two teenage boys were "compelling witnesses", a Christchurch judge found.
Second accused gets name suppression after robbery
Second person appears in court following alleged robbery of two elderly women.
Car wreck hoarder who 'couldn't stop' amassed 800 vehicles
Roger Dunnage collected up to 800 vehicles by late last year when neighbours complained.
Raising the bar: The drive to get more Pasifika people into law school
Pasifika lawyers mistaken for defendants, or told they won't make it through law school.