Mila Amber's plan to avoid a huge tax bill may have cost her dearly.

The terms of the sale prevented the IRD from claiming hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Judge says Harris’ absence showed “utter contempt” for the trial process.

One of his injured passengers needed staples to fix a hole in his head.

Owners of unliveable homes offered buyout deal similar to Cyclone Gabrielle one.

The offending was 'the stuff of nightmares' according to the Crown prosecutor.

The city was in a state of emergency and the home was yellow-stickered.

Judge: 'I need to assess the risk you pose to people driving around with their children.'

'You have not suffered trauma like many who come before the criminal court'- Judge Rielly.

Two women in their 20s are due to appear in court.

The incident occurred outside an intermediate school in Nelson around 3pm yesterday.

Excitement as Te Āwhina Marae prepares to welcome the first whānau of the 20-home project.

Judge tells 20yo police have better things to do than chase after young men like him.

Woman’s claim she had repaid the money was “breathtakingly incredible” judge says.

An alarm was raised by a crew member.

After a year, people are still waiting for information after flooding destroyed homes.

'It's a big thing for the Crown' - Crown lawyer Jason Gough

ACC and two courts have denied his claims. Now the case will go to the Court of Appeal.

The victim was in town, minding his own business, when he was kicked in the face.

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.

The newborn suffered a head injury that could have a profound impact on her life.

Victim was a holidaymaker who did nothing to provoke attack.

The woman's wrist was cut to the bone during the attack.

It is one of the largest litigations against the Crown in New Zealand's history.

The sole occupant of the vehicle died at the scene.

Repeat drink-driver stuck in rut of alcohol use to numb the pain of illness and ridicule.

Rules 'open to interpretation' says pinged pāua collector; officials says rules are clear.