He pleaded guilty to a computer dishonesty charge and driving with a suspended licence.

Prosecution says the man was caught on camera in the woman's house.

He's also been ordered to pay more $60,000 to the Standards Committee.

A source said there were 'hundreds' of explicit videos on the drive.

Craig Helm feels like trying to get home now is a "lost cause".

"You fluctuate between numbness and grief and extreme rage."

As of 8am today, police said 310 people have died on New Zealand roads this year.

Almost 30 Omicron cases have been detected at the border so far.

"Once Omicron is out, it will spread faster than Delta."

"It's bad for us, because if that kid comes off the roof what happens?"

"It is an offence to take any part of a marine mammal that has not naturally separated."

"We're only here for three weeks, every day with him counts."

'We've got no spare capacity,' a doctor warns the Government.

'Healthcare organisations don't really care.'

Six years after the incidents the Tribunal is deciding what penalty he should face.

"We've got an opportunity to denormalise it before it becomes a problem."

The cafe had planned to host "events" some mornings so it could bypass the system.

Had people behaved properly from the start, Covid would never have become a pandemic.

Dr Sarah Hart said they were getting "loads" of new inquiries.

Party hosts have to follow same rules as businesses.

The woman says 90 days is not long enough to make a claim.

The latest Covid-19 numbers released at 1pm.

Advocates say there's a number of concerning aspects to the data.

Council had 15 complaints about online content.

'I hate what [the offender] did to me, but I don't hate him as a person.'

'The negative comments tend to be online,' veteran TV journalist says.

One man claimed it was 'impossible' to socially distance at viewing.

Organisers say the festival will occur when it's safer.

Her lawyer argues she was presenting as a doctor in a personal capacity.

"I'd help anyone with a Sidecar... And I think they would help me."

He says his case points to an unequal and discriminatory justice system.

Mongrel Mob Wāhine Toa leader spoke to the Herald's In the Loop podcast.

The New Zealand Law Society says Covid-19 has exacerbated issues.

The duo were discharged without conviction earlier this year.

Charges faced by almost 39 convicted officers also include serious assaults.

They want to help pave the way for future indigenous youth.

Probe's scope covers alleged bullying, harassment and discrimination.

The ruling said health orders did not exceed the scope of the Health Act.

'You're exhausted, you can't really do anything.'

Swarbrick realised she had ADHD after speaking to an advocate about neurodiversity.

The company has apologised for the issues.

One had his position disestablished, another has left for a 'new adventure'.

Other new questions include activity limitations and or disabilities.

Out of the children who died, 23 were Māori.

He is due to be sentenced next month.

The use of spit hoods on children, he said, was "profoundly concerning, traumatic".

Other organisations included in the document have links to the KKK, ISIS and Hamas.

The university also received two informal complaints regarding harassment or assault.

Working as a dominatrix gave her a deep understanding of people, particularly men.

OPINION: Your mental wellbeing is worth protecting.

'A lot of bullying goes on, a lot of bullying.'

The soldier was arrested in December 2019.

The charges include murder, kidnapping and serious assaults.

Most violence against women won't make the headlines.

A person has tested positive after presenting at the Waitakere Hospital ED.

"The $50 you give may literally save the life of someone in your community."

The 24-year-old woman has been granted bail.

"I'm just taking everything day by day, hour by hour."

"Both learners and staff will be part of the discovery process."

Police have been investigating since Saturday.

"I'm scared for my fellow survivors ... Where will we go now?"

Several police cars blocked off Victoria St in Wellington to make the arrests.

The perception of what makes a social influencer is changing.

"Nothing, no cent, no dollar, no wish could make the machine available when we needed it."

New locations include multiple Auckland buses, Superettes and a Pak'nSave.