
Anti-gang operation nets businessman offering to sell gun and cocaine
Financial difficulties led a man back to crime after years of going straight.
Financial difficulties led a man back to crime after years of going straight.
The man wriggled out of his trousers to escape the police dog and stole a police car.
Doctors observed bruising and a "significant hematoma" on her forehead.
Supreme Court gives Ngāti Awa leave to appeal against expansion of water bottling plant.
Conversation at a party not considered new evidence for rehearing.
Philip Arps was jailed over abusive messages sent to his probation officers.
Victim's family planned funeral as medical staff looked to end life support; he recovered.
The teacher continues to deny she had sex with a Year 12 student.
Young man's frustration with Winz app leads to wilful damage conviction.
Lawyer threatened to make complaint to Immigration NZ to force client's ex into settling.
Rapist told victim - “that’s what love is, that’s what you get for being my girlfriend".
GP's treatment enabled doctor's drug misuse and dependence, the Medical Council said.
'It's all right my darling, I'll clean you', assailant tells victim.
Gang member's disregard for home detention means it is unsuitable to hold him to account.
Civil action seeking High Court declaration some terms for booking properties were unfair.
Owner of dog that dragged newborn baby from cot and attacked him is back in court.
When he couldn't have lamb for lunch he hit the support worker in the head.
Dr Peter Canaday is before a tribunal on a charge of professional misconduct.
Police case "cannot be correct" - it would mean no homeless person could drive legally.
He drove at 5km/h on a city street, leading to him being pinged for drink-driving.
The rapist pinned his victim down by her neck until she almost lost consciousness.
He is "plainly very much alive", says a High Court judge.
The tenant kept his window ajar for ventilation against mould and dampness.
The midwife prescribed 480 zopiclone tablets over two years, for herself.
Joshua Skinner helped the occupants flee - little did they know, he started the blaze.
Judge told the man alcohol had taken over his life.
The neighbours' use of security cameras was also 'discourteous and alarming' - tenant.
A complaint against a car park company for passing on fine notices has been dismissed.
A union organiser says the lowest-paid Corrections staff are on 'poverty wages'.
The 28-year-old made an appearance in the Hamilton District Court this morning.