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Kmart attack: Second accused arrested, appears in court

The 26-year-old woman made a brief appearance in court this morning.

'Who would believe you?': Teen's abuse complaints were ignored, she says

The trial of a former Cyfs caregiver on 10 sexual abuse charges has begun.

Kiwi mum accused of killing daughter won't fight extradition

A woman accused of beating her two-year-old to death will be extradited to Australia.

Unlawful: Homeless and mentally unwell man locked up for longer than law allowed

Victims and defendants are suffering the consequences of delays in mental health reports.

Service station and liquor store staff terrified by armed and disguised men

Man's childhood thefts of food and groceries escalated to aggravated robberies.

Family bach feud: 'I went through friggin' hell for years... I couldn't just walk away'

Sibling who took his brothers to court says he didn't think he would lose.

A company looked after the kids of essential workers in lockdown. It's now lost a bid to claim $316,000

If its assumption was correct, Edubase would have gotten at least triple the normal rate.

'Wolf in sheep's clothing': Jail for sex offender who groomed girl

Child sex offender Shane Doull's claims of remorse did not sway a judge, who jailed him.

More than twice legal limit: Entrepreneur avoids conviction due to new venture

Vital business travel abroad would be 'impossible' with a conviction, his counsel said.

Youth discount slashed due to man's refusal to own offending

Man jailed for five years for rape and indecent assaults continues to deny the offending.

Man charged with Parliament grounds fire

Registrar's remand was granted for a man facing a Parliament grounds arson charge.

Murder parolee Timothy Taylor admits red light visits

GPS monitoring showed he had been deviating on approved outings.

'Do you see the pain I feel?' Woman confronts sexually abusive father who forced brother on her

Father and mother faced charges over years of sexual abuse of daughter.

Desperate grad applied for 300 jobs. When he got one it came with a $90K catch - and a tax-evading boss

The worker was given two options; pay the company tax out of his own wages, or be sacked.

Trainer fined for racing a doped horse for a second time

Scott Dickson says he has no idea how the elevated levels ended up in his horse's system.

Investigation finds both vessels liable for boat collision off Tauranga coast

The small fishing boat collided with a shipping liner in July last year.

Judge in child porn case steps aside after realising he knows family members

Judge recognises man's grandfather and steps aside in case involving thousands of images.

Judge accepts cannabis grower had genuine need

"If you do it yourself, this is where you'll end up" says judge in cannabis-growing case.