
‘Wish I could do more for victims’: Judge to rely on burglar's promise to pay back business owners
Brian Reuben broke into five Thames businesses over severals weeks due to spiralling debt.
Brian Reuben broke into five Thames businesses over severals weeks due to spiralling debt.
The boy was not violent before, but prior to the attack he had played violent video games.
Even the judge saw a glimpse of Tevita Hufanga's temper during proceedings.
Grandmother lined up grandchildren for a smack or slap to discipline them, she says.
The landlord claimed the group were in rent arrears - calculations told a different story.
Jacob Ramsay was beaten, chained to a car and towed along a tanker track.
Crayfish poacher apologised after abusing customary permit system.
Pathologist claims Carmen Walker's death at Waikato Hospital 13 years ago was iatrogenic.
It is alleged a woman received a ride home from town with the unregistered taxi driver.
The jury returned not-guilty verdicts on all seven charges.
The man claims his neighbour complained about him after he rebuffed her advances.
The man argued the videos were shared in a closed group.
The victim was beaten, chained to a car and dragged along a tanker track.
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.
"Or is he a man against whom lies have been told.”
Surgeon in charge of Carmen Walker's procedure grilled over volume of fluid in bucket.
The man was back in court after a previous $1.3 million tax fraud offence.
Nick Hoogwerf used the letterhead of a real company, but the valuation was false.
"Please, please don’t, I’m only 15, I’m 15, please stop," the victim pleaded.
The man encouraged someone to break into the neighbour's to find the missing drugs.
Daniel Fayen will be released from prison soon on time served.
The man has had up to 60 children in his care over the last 15 years.
"I didn't touch her like at all," the accused sportsman told the jury.
Jim 'JD' Thacker has been sentenced to more than two decades in prison.
The offending undermined New Zealand's immigration system worldwide, a judge says.
A trial date has been scheduled in the High Court at Whangārei for July 2024.
The woman has been held in a mental facility and declared fit to stand trial.
She previously worked from home but the school rejected her request to do it again.
Home detention is not appropriate given the seriousness of the crime, the Crown stated.