
'Lost his moral compass': Ex-councillor struck off from practising law
Duncan Takena Stirling misappropriated $100,000 from his firm's trust account.
Duncan Takena Stirling misappropriated $100,000 from his firm's trust account.
He breached a protection order when he turned up at the woman’s home and tried to hug her.
The seasonal worker wanted a discharge without conviction. The judge disagreed.
EPOA misuse concern raised in Law Commission review of Adult Decision-Making Capacity Law.
The man also threatened to 'cut open' a social worker and stick an apple in her mouth.
He used a sim-swapping scheme and phishing email to get the man's banking information.
Party guests 'were all on the ground together stabbing away furiously', says defence.
Waikato Regional Council said the court order was unprecedented for the region.
Ranapera Taumata killed his girlfriend. Her loved ones say he's a monster and a coward.
Jason Cameron befriended two of the players who would drink and take drugs at his home.
Corrections said job listings often didn't represent the actual tasks required in a role.
The 3-month-old was not harnessed into her seat and was surrounded by airbags.
The man, who admitted the violence, was tearful as his tragic history was read in court.
Hanara was 14 when he knifed a homeless man, who died of his injuries at the scene.
Court documents detail allegations that commercial deal involved "bribery" in China.
More than $50,000 of jewellery was taken from the store in the alleged violent robbery.
Nineteen-year-old sentenced to home detention as prison would be "the end of your life".
Stewart Metcalfe was caught with an 'extensive library' of child exploitation material.
The mobster approached his victim while wielding a knife.
Young woman says she has become a 'shell of a person'.
The woman told police she was being arrested for someone else's crimes.
Boz Taniwha stoked a tent fire before throwing objects at police.
The woman, who avoided jail, thanked the judge for giving her a chance.
Mahia Tamiefuna is serving nearly five years in prison for the robbery.
The woman's wrist was cut to the bone during the attack.
The board, chaired by an Anglican bishop, tried to charge $800 per week for two bedrooms.
The victim was trying to stop an attack on his colleague by Tai Paekau, 53.
The worker and manager exchanged allegations of bullying behaviour.
Students were abused, neglected and deprived of their human rights.
The woman, aged in her 30s, will file for permanent name suppression at sentencing.