
One NZ's record $3.6m fine for misleading broadband promotions
Company tried to overturn convictions in court, lost, and had bigger penalty imposed.
Company tried to overturn convictions in court, lost, and had bigger penalty imposed.
She faced a court martial - he did not.
Paul Lewis said he was on a keto diet and didn't know his alcohol tolerance had dropped.
The prominent civil servant was allegedly offered a job without the foundation knowing.
The former top public hospital doctor's actions amounted to professional misconduct.
Nelson iwi won a landmark case against the Crown; they're back in court to sort remedies.
This was done in broad daylight and in full view of any member of the public,' judge says
Bronwyn Rutter paid $1.5m back but then went on to take smaller amounts.
A judge has criticised his late plea, saying it impacts on others waiting for a trial.
The wanted thief wriggled out of his trousers after a police dog latched onto him.
The man was pushed so hard he flew threw the air and landed on the ground.
A parenting order stated the 4-year-old was meant to be in the care of her mother.
The ad promoted remote healing. A group fighting pseudoscience in medicine didn't like it.
Son should have been celebrating his birthday. Instead, his father died.
A community group says the service needs to find another area.
The thief took the woman's locket which contained the irreplaceable item.
After the robbery, Tyrone Harrison assaulted a stranger and headbutted a police officer.
The GP fell off the wagon following news of a family tragedy. He is now on home detention.
'I wouldn’t wish what happened to me on my worst enemy,' Malcolm King says.
The victim was wanting to leave exercise time early. Caine Woodmass put a stop to that.
The victim was in town, minding his own business, when he was kicked in the face.
The couple are now challenging the ruling in the District Court and Tenancy Tribunal.
Disguised robbers were caught after a 10-year-old boy secretly took video of them.
The cleaning company has now been ordered to pay up after damaging a copper sink.
Duncan Takena Stirling misappropriated $100,000 from his firm's trust account.
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.
EPOA misuse concern raised in Law Commission review of Adult Decision-Making Capacity Law.
The man also threatened to 'cut open' a social worker and stick an apple in her mouth.
He used a sim-swapping scheme and phishing email to get the man's banking information.