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Top court orders Mainzeal directors, including ex PM, to pay $40m plus interest
Construction company directors used 'rob Peter to pay Paul' strategies, says liquidator.
'Serial litigant': Murderer's bid for appeal on prison dispute denied
Serial litigant unlikely to be able to pay costs ordered against him in his latest case.
Peek behind the curtain: The new rule making the Supreme Court more transparent
Law graduate: It's an opportunity to give a greater level of accessibility to the public.
Third CBL fraud accused named as former director
Three businessmen from the failed insurance company face Serious Fraud Office charges.
Colin Craig v Rachel MacGregor: Supreme Court says no to final appeal
Defamation proceedings involving the former Conservative Party leader, however, continue.
Supreme Court to hear Mainzeal appeal
The country's highest court granted leave to the liquidators and also for a cross-appeal.
Ex-policeman who raped colleague loses bid for Supreme Court appeal
NZ's top court declines to hear appeal of cop jailed for crimes against policewoman.
Shares trader behind $10m Ponzi scheme loses final appeal bid
Steven Robertson stole millions from his clients to fund a lavish lifestyle.
'Sweet payouts': Court interpreter shocked at peers' huge pay rates
She's interpreted some shocking criminal cases but never gets emotional.
Ex-police officer seeks to challenge rape conviction in Supreme Court
Mother speaks out: 'The justice system and the NZ Police have failed him and my family.'
'Rock stars' of New Zealand's judicial system gather in historic Tauranga event
The historic event was aimed at helping share knowledge of tikanga.
Audrey Young: Power struggle between Parliament and courts bubbling away
OPINION: The bill before the privileges committee is not quite as simple as it seems.
Ngarewa-Packer's Members' Bill seeks to ban seabed mining
Mining company Trans-Tasman Resources says it is strongly opposed to the Bill.
Child molester's appeal dismissed by Supreme Court
One traumatised young victim slept in a crawlspace to hide from his abuser.
Joseph Parker named as sports star police linked to drug conspiracy
The Supreme Court ruled to publicly name the prominent sportsman this week.
Dotcom and co-accused in court split over extradition case
Further delays in the Megaupload case as Dotcom and US seek the path of extra appeals.
NZ's worst-kept secret: Grace Millane's killer unmasked
The killer's two other trials for sexual violence against women were also revealed.
Grace Millane's murderer unmasked, sexual violence trials revealed
It can be revealed Jesse Kempson faced two further trials for violent sexual offending.
Grace Millane murder: Supreme Court to release suppression decision at 11am
The killer also lost an appeal of his conviction and sentence last week.
Supreme Court to release decision on Grace Millane's killer tomorrow
The man continues to claim his innocence and asserts Millane died during rough sex.
Supreme Court may decide suppression today for Grace Millane's killer
The Crown and media had until 10am today to file arguments about why he should be named.
Grace Millane murder case: What NZ's Supreme Court does next
It is possible a decision on suppression may be reached before the Christmas break.
'You will always be our sunshine': Millane family remember Grace and thank Kiwis
The killer has also asked the country's top court to continue suppression.
Grace Millane's murderer due to be named tomorrow
The Court of Appeal ruled the murderer's name suppression will lapse tomorrow.
Five-year battle: Kim Dotcom in line for new taxpayer payout
Entrepreneur faces extradition to the United States on charges of copyright infringement.
Kim Dotcom can be extradited to US – but case to drag on
US has sought the group's extradition for nearly a decade over alleged copyright crimes.
Top Kiwi sports star loses fourth suppression attempt
It is expected the sports star will file a further appeal to the Supreme Court.