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Bankrupt builder used his child's bank account to steal $60k from theatre group

'I deeply regret my actions', says Nicholas Greer.

'I’m created by God': Covid bleach accused refuses to accept he's a defendant

Roger Blake had no problem taking on a district court judge - but got kicked out.

Roadblock for companies suing aluminium panel manufacturers

Companies allege Alucobond aluminium panels are unsafe and pose a fire risk.

Pub assault victim: 'I felt the anger in her face each time she slammed into my skull'

The young woman suffered a traumatic brain injury and PTSD on a girl's night out.

Murder trial told of friend’s message to bruised victim: ‘What’s it going to take? For him to f****** kill you?’

'None of this is normal,' a friend told woman a week before she died.

'Disgraceful': Doctor gave drugs to man with history of drug abuse

Christopher Bevan Paltridge imported steroids in dead patient’s name.

Parking warden left 'looking over her shoulder' after assault

Judge: 'She was only doing her job and didn’t deserve to be treated like this.'

'It's very tragic': Mother's long fight for justice in fatal police-shooting case is over

'She lost her beloved son and that’s what’s been behind it all,' - lawyer.

Sao Yean murder trial: Four accused guilty of all charges

Sao Yean was badly beaten before his death.

‘Very dark place’: Worker's struggle after losing hand in meatworks accident

Employer Silver Fern Farms has been fined $283,500 for the workplace accident.

'You simply cannot get behind the wheel again': 86-year-old's sixth drink driving offence

Angry words with his passenger led to yet another drink drive charge.

Sao Yean murder trial: Jury deliberations to continue next week

The jury got in half an hour of deliberations before they were adjourned.

Ruakākā double homicide case: Mental health of accused woman in question

The trial of a woman charged with murdering two children has been set for 2025.

Man booted out of rental after former partner ends their lease

The plaintiff challenged the Tenancy Tribunal decision in the Nelson District Court.

'Might hurt someone': John Beckenridge's messages to friend before he disappeared

John Beckenridge hinted at disappearing on a Russian submarine before he disappeared.

Paranoid 'rookie meth user' not the killer - Defence

The Crown and defence have presented closings in the trial for the murder of Sao Yean.

Award-winning chef to fork out $40k to worker he verbally abused, failed to pay

Manawatū Chef of the Year Grant Kitchen claimed there was no employment relationship.

MPI officers spent $10k trying to save farmer’s starving calves, but 35 still died

The man was feeding the animals eggs and water.