Sounds murders witness Guy Wallace took own life, left note about Scott Watson conviction
The water taxi driver was to stand trial on indecent assault charges when he died.
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'Hysterically laughing': BSA finds radio host 'ridiculed' teen activist
The authority found Heather du Plessis-Allan “hysterically laughed" at the teen.
‘Two glasses’ of wine put driver well over limit
The woman claimed that she had consumed two glasses of wine before she drove.
Government consultant's son gets home detention for theft, petrol drive-offs
In one incident, he smashed a service station sliding door with a weight nine times.
'I can't live without you' - man allegedly said before driving his wife off a 'cliff'
He is accused of trying to murder his wife after she told him their marriage was over.
Caretaker paedophile's appeal against conviction thrown out by court of last resort
Makshud Ahmed was a school caretaker when he sexually abused a young boy.
'Severe pain all over my body': Nurse overdoses patient on fentanyl
The nurse accidentally mixed up the woman's medication.
Texting teenage mental health patient could result in legal action against nurse
The nurse asked the teen for a photo of his muscles, commenting he'd always liked them.
Gang member spends birthday behind bars for part in violent 'dispute resolution'
Mongrel Mob member Teimana Tawhai didn't pull the trigger, but he'll stay behind bars.
A tourist says he was left disabled after slipping in a NZ McDonald's. 14 years on, he's still fighting
Tourist injured in fall wants ACC to cover bills so he can continue a normal life.
Driver sacked for writing the f-word on recycling bins wins $39,000 payout
A sticky situation led to employee's rubbish language
'Creature of his generation': The lawyer, the interns and the sex shop
“I promise not to bite. Well not hard,” a law firm partner told one junior female intern.
Drug dealing trio plead guilty to 40-plus charges ahead of trial
Three drug dealers including two women admit to over 40 charges of offending.
'Treated like vermin': Unvaxxed couple claim discrimination in house sale
The buyers complained to the REAA that they weren't informed of another offer.
‘Dirty and disgusted’: Man, 65, in court over sex act in front of woman
Owen Cowley was working on a central Hamilton building site when the incidents occurred.
'Justice of the P': Associate of JP's meth-dealing son jailed again
The outside seller for a meth-ring run from prison has been sent back to jail.
'Broken promises': Woman fights stepfather for claim of mother's $20m estate
The daughter claimed she had been promised $1 million as an advance inheritance.
Allegations of neglect in IHC home lead to review of complaints processes
The Ministry of Disabled People will undertake an independent review following complaints.
'Cut you up with a machete': Sent to jail for violence on family
Matthew Stott also threatened his mum and to cut up his ex's grandmother with a machete.
Judge orders building company to reveal documents in a dispute over cost to build home
Building company ordered to say if documents exist, and if so, to hand them over.
Fatal fight: Jury finds one of two cousins guilty in road-rage death
The jury deliberated for almost 10 hours to reach their verdicts this afternoon.
‘South Auckland rapist’ to stay in jail at least two more years
Violent sexual violator of nearly 50 women and girls still considered 'undue risk'.
Privileged prisoners lose perks after escape attempt, vandalism and discovery of contraband
Chief custodial officer says the three inmates behaviour was 'clearly unacceptable'.
Septuagenarian goes to court over sexual offending
Court sentences Northland sexual offender to prison
'Cloud of uncertainty': Children caught up in parents' international tug-o-war
The mother wanted them to remain in New Zealand, while the father wanted them in Europe.
Kiwi mum who allegedly beat toddler to death seriously assaulted in prison
Ellen Craig was extradited back to Australia last year to face charges for murder.
A Kiwi couple hated an 'ugly' 3D model of their newborn so much that they went to the Disputes Tribunal
The couple claimed the skin colour was wrong and the hands and feet weren't right.
Trust issues: She claims money is missing. Her ex claims he can prove otherwise
Access is required: Ex may have answers but can't get in the door to get them.
Man on a mission for cheesecake gets caught drink driving again
His second trip ended when he crashed his car into a bank and was flown to hospital.
Man makes three false emergency calls in one week, starts fires to film firefighters in action
The man claimed he was burning his court paperwork which led to a fire.
'Close call': Mental health worker sacked after refusing vaccine awarded $43,000
The woman had a 'sound' reason to refuse the jab, the authority said.
Waikeria prison riot trial: ‘Screaming, laughing, yahooing’ as prisoners light fires, break out onto roof
Eleven men are on trial in the High Court at Hamilton facing a variety of charges.
Jury retires to deliberate verdicts in Ōtorohanga road-rage manslaughter
The jury began its deliberations about 11.15am today.
Woman who drove drunk, kicked police officer walks from court with clean slate
A mix of shock, upset and alcohol was behind her impulsive decision to drive home.