
Man jailed for 'unprecedented' courtroom attack on judge
The sentencing judge said the assault went 'to the heart of our justice system'.
The sentencing judge said the assault went 'to the heart of our justice system'.
Jordan Taylor's lawyers say his upbringing and age should have been taken into account.
Sherryn Erikson’s home in Blockhouse Bay was used as the drop-off point in Auckland.
The Government says changing laws governing visiting ships is 'complex' and 'difficult'.
Michael Slade died in a house bus fire that police thought was accidental.
Family bewildered 'gentle and loyal man' could be involved in harming children.
Kristle Manuel was unconscious in her burning Blenheim home when help arrived.
Police never charged anyone after Hemi Rapaea's death on SH2, south of Hastings, in 2016.
The 22-year-old initially tried to claim his 3-month-old son had fallen off the bed.
Chris Tennet gave Brian Hunter a chance. He repaid him by stealing hundreds of thousands.
'Peeping Tom' Moana Tekawa has now been jailed, again.
A man hit his ex-girlfriend on the head and when she fled upstairs, he burned her clothes.
'My dad’s going to be real angry, let’s hope he doesn’t do anything.'
Two people are on trial for Javon Aranui's murder in Hastings in 2023.
'I feel as if I’ve lost so much more from your actions than you did,' she told him.
NZ woman helped plan armed robbery at her former workplace in Melbourne.
The customer did not pay to dump its rubbish on 71 occasions.
The Medical Council want him suspended, but the High Court disagreed.
Legal aid repayments rose to $32.1m, offsetting some costs for taxpayers.
Forecast spending for 2025 is $297.3 million, a 54.6% rise from 2020.
Vaughan Elliot Subritzky has been jailed for the stabbing of a police officer.
Christchurch's Baker Boys and Pye Electrical were fined over safety failures.
She falsely claimed to be a 'Doctor of Medicine' in her CV.
Jordan Te Iri-Kearns was jailed for 25 and a half months.
The fire happened hours after the tenants had been asked to remove a pile of rubbish.
He failed to convince a judge that the stash was to feed his own addiction.
Jayant Patel was caught after his boss checked his CCTV and hired a private investigator.
He wandered on to a steep and slippery slope from which he probably fell, says inquest.
Wendy Hopwood also ripped up students’ artwork and tore pages from their workbooks.
'Alcohol is not for everyone, and perhaps it’s not for you,' says the judge at sentencing.