Alleged carjacking at Waipū: Police still looking for woman
Suspected carjackers Levi Reeves and August Lemon have made initial court appearances.
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Immigration adviser botched visa, lied to student
Fake signature and false phonecall were part of Qing Tian's deceit.
Prospective teacher charged over crash while four times over alcohol limit
The woman recorded a breath alcohol reading of 1079mcg.
'Bound by the law': Dogs ordered destroyed for fatal attack on cat and goat
Law change is needed before discretion can be made to spare dogs, a judge said.
'I'm a product of the system'; Natalie Fenton back in jail
Natalie Roselyn Fenton was 15 when she murdered Raymond Mullins at his home.
Hound stood down for failure to chase
Greyhound owner annoyed at decision to stand dog down after she looked at a competitor.
Refugee jailed for sex with underage girl
Issue of age of consent in South America raised during proceedings.
Man admits 12 charges including raping 94-year-old
Hawira Duncan admits 12 charges relating to two incidents, including rape of elderly woman
Tribunal slams immigration adviser for 'sustained misconduct'
Immigration adviser described as a danger to vulnerable immigrants has licence cancelled.
How a single punch shattered the lives of one young couple
Violent attack at New Plymouth bar shows the "danger of alcohol and youth", judge says.
High school avoids prosecution after student drowns
Instead, an "enforceable undertaking" will cost Melville High School about $266,000.
Protester tries to avoid wearing mask at court
Former Taranaki Regional Council candidate Brett Power leaves court disappointed.
Teen became pregnant after repeated rapes
Rapist threatened to kill teenager's family.
Man accused of driving into police at protest, in court
The man accused of driving his car at police during the Wellington protest is in court.
Suppression continues for Colombian woman's murder accused
Murder trial has been set for June 12, 2023.
'What the hell is her teacher doing here?': Busted by grandparents
A teacher gave his student a mobile phone, rides home and invited her to a concert.
Jury in Max Beckham child sex trial returns guilty verdicts
Previously convicted Northland drug baron found guilty of historic child sex offences,
Nurse who used company card to buy petrol found guilty of professional misconduct
Nurse buys petrol for private car on company credit card.
501 deportee faces historic sex charges
Judge David McNaughton says the case has strong public interest.
Farmer gets home detention for domestic violence
Methamphetamine derailed the life of a deer velvet farmer who beat and stomped on a woman.
'Disgraceful': Uber driver who groped breasts of women sentenced to home detention
'Your behaviour was disgraceful,' judge tells Uber driver who groped two passengers.
Kmart attack: Accused granted bail - with a 22-hour curfew
She won't have an ankle bracelet, but she has strict bail conditions.
Christchurch CEO sex offender appeals 17-year jail term
Defence says the sentencing judge did not take "full regard" of comparable cases.
Pastor charged after organising anti-lockdown protest pleads guilty
Leon Samuels pleaded guilty to a single charge of breaching Covid-19 restrictions.
Professor sobs in court after escaping conviction
Sobbing professor escapes conviction for sending sexually explicit material to "minor".
Jury hears from expert witness in Max Beckham trial for alleged historic child sex offending
The Northland man is facing trial by jury after denying he indecently assaulted two girls.
Lewd lingerie wearer loses privacy
Intensive supervision ordered for man with history of committing indecent acts.
Teacher on inappropriate relationship charge: Tearful student tells of alleged van, bed incident
Male teacher accused of inappropriate relationship with a female student.
Drunk man on zero-alcohol licence drove to police seeking help
The man drank three bottles of wine before driving to a police patrol car.
'She couldn't walk, she couldn't talk'; Man jailed for raping 'semi-comatose' woman
The judge assessed the victim as being 'semi-comatose' when she was put to bed.
High Court rules MIQ lottery 'not demonstrably justified'
The Government's MIQ system was unfair and some Kiwis were shut out of their country.
Rest home nurse gave dementia residents non-prescription drugs
Elisabeth Buckley admitted she ordered dementia patients to be given unprescribed meds.
Father 'furious' about discharge of son who had been threatening suicide
Liam Booth was found dead in a park near his Beckenham home.
Abusive message sender asks how long a jail sentence would be
Man suggests prison. Judge tells him he would rather he kept working and paid taxes.