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Blackmail, violence, aliases: Security worker has his licence cancelled
Authority: Hayden James engaged in “inappropriate behaviour across multiple roles”.
Former sports star avoids conviction for assaulting a woman, wilful damage
He was also granted permanent name suppression.
School tragedy: Popular teen drowned during snorkelling lesson
Ethan Fitzpatrick was in the water with other students when he got into trouble.
Swallowed magnets: NZME fined
GrabOne sold a toy with prohibited parts, which a child later swallowed.
Gang president's manslaughter conviction deemed a miscarriage of justice
Damien Kuru has lost his appeal against his manslaughter conviction.
‘She needs a shower, not an ambulance’: Woman's 15-hour wait for help after 'brutal' beating
Instead of calling an ambulance, the assailant bathed the woman and cut her hair.
Beckenridge and stepson not in car when it went off cliff, court hears
A private investigator claims the pair camped near the cliff before fleeing.
'Worst of their kind’: Former surgeon caught with NZ's biggest collection of child sex images
The sentencing brought the judge and others in court to tears.
'I'm not a violent man': Murder accused says he's a gangster rapper, not a killer
The defendant also said he only covers his face with a mask in his rap music videos.
'Driven by greed': Te Kūiti's $2.5m fraudster gets parole
Sharon Margaret Bradley is banned from entering her former hometown.
‘Extremely disappointed’: Mark Lundy’s family react to parole board rejection of early release
'The fight for the truth is far from over' - Lundy's family.
'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'.
Mercury Energy fined $279K for misleading customers
The company told customers they were liable for a fee when they weren't.
Lawyer embezzled thousands of dollars from clients. Now he wants to practice again.
Christopher Twigley was struck off five years ago.
Blackmailer threatened to send video to former Air NZ manager's new employer
The wife of an Air NZ employee tried to blackmail manager during defamation case.
'It was all Anton': Murder accused turn on each other as trial heats up
Four people are facing a charge of murdering a Hamilton man in 2020
Is double-murderer Mark Lundy about to be released from jail?
Lundy, who has been behind bars for 21 years, denies killing his wife and daughter.
The 'expensive mistake' that's left one dentist $18,000 out of pocket
Authority says dismissal "callous and peremptory". Employer says he didn't know the law.
Diversion for man who intentionally poisoned 270 pine trees
The 54-year-old was charged with intentional damage.
'It was them': Woman adamant she spotted missing boy and stepdad overseas
A witness describes her mad dash to tell police what she saw.
Police failed to respond to allegations in-house doctor sexually assaulted recruits
At least seven complaints were made over a 15-year period.
Housing charity ordered to reinstate sacked employee
Habitat for Humanity sacked its Nelson manager - now an authority has ordered he return.
Realtor allegedly tried to convince buyer to lie about reasons for rejecting house
The $2 million house had just failed a building inspection.
Dog gone: 'there was virtually no lawn left': tenant ordered to pay up.
Not only did the dog ruin the lawn, it used the carpet inside as a toilet.
Employment row: High school board ordered to pay former assistant principal
The school launched a claim against a former staffer - but they weren't allowed.
Missing boy was ‘out of breath, panicky’ the day he disappeared
'He seemed out of sorts, a bit worried and concerned'.
Meth-using killer fails in appeal against murder conviction
Moetū Kaitai appealed on three grounds, all relating to the trial judge's summing-up.
'Knife to a fist fight': Coromandel man found guilty of brother's murder
The jury deliberated for six-and-a-half hours to reach their verdicts this afternoon.
'Help me': Boy's desperate pleas to be with his stepfather revealed
The boy sent multiple emails, begging his stepfather to get him.
‘Prepare to go to jail’: Judge warns worker who stole from community organisation
Kathryn Morale Holmes, 58, appeared in the Whangārei District Court.
‘Open, remorseful and frank’: Former gang member approved to work in security industry
Ex-gang member tells licensing authority he regrets his past.
Coromandel murder trial: Remorse no defence for brother’s murder, Crown says
Joey Richards' counsel submitted he should be found guilty of manslaughter.
Newborn 'robbed of his basic rights' after inadequate maternity care leads to brain damage
Parents: Our baby has been robbed of achieving his true potential in life.