
'I did not kill my family': Double murderer Mark Lundy to remain behind bars
'I will go to my death bed still saying that I did not kill my family'.
'I will go to my death bed still saying that I did not kill my family'.
The company told customers they were liable for a fee when they weren't.
Christopher Twigley was struck off five years ago.
The wife of an Air NZ employee tried to blackmail manager during defamation case.
Four people are facing a charge of murdering a Hamilton man in 2020
Lundy, who has been behind bars for 21 years, denies killing his wife and daughter.
Authority says dismissal "callous and peremptory". Employer says he didn't know the law.
The 54-year-old was charged with intentional damage.
A witness describes her mad dash to tell police what she saw.
The $2 million house had just failed a building inspection.
Not only did the dog ruin the lawn, it used the carpet inside as a toilet.
The school launched a claim against a former staffer - but they weren't allowed.
'He seemed out of sorts, a bit worried and concerned'.
Moetū Kaitai appealed on three grounds, all relating to the trial judge's summing-up.
The jury deliberated for six-and-a-half hours to reach their verdicts this afternoon.
The boy sent multiple emails, begging his stepfather to get him.
Kathryn Morale Holmes, 58, appeared in the Whangārei District Court.
Ex-gang member tells licensing authority he regrets his past.
The man placed a sample in storage for IVF before undergoing chemotherapy.
The pair have been missing since March 2015 and haven't been seen since.
Arrests follow find of MDMA; ketamine worth more than $500,000 at Marlborough property.
The teacher was convicted of engaging sexually with multiple students at the school.
Ben Jones took at least 20 deposits for insurance guarantees but didn't lodge them.
Victim 'broke almost every bone' after truck smashed into his car on wet road.
Sao Yean was found dead in a water trough near Gordonton.
Their bed and belongings were covered in debris.
Tristan Locke stabbed Mark Cowling to death in dispute over loud music.
A tribunal described Chris Tennet's misconduct as 'puzzling'.
The company was fined $280,000 and ordered to pay $48,000 to the injured worker.