
'Sorry': Protester who incited Parliament protest fires hadn't been in trouble before
Now he's serving home detention after being sentenced in court.
Now he's serving home detention after being sentenced in court.
Two pedestrians are in hospital, one critical in ICU after they were hit on Sunday.
The accusations from multiple victims date from January 2018 to November 2021.
The man got an 85 per cent discount for his cognitive impairment, age and his own abuse.
The 52-year-old admitted to police it was a 'stupid' move.
A man found guilty of raping a sleeping woman has had his sentence cut by one year.
Hundreds gathered in Wellington's Cathedral of St Paul to remember the victims.
The offender chased her and tried to force his way into the room they were hiding in.
The man tricked his way into another booking with her.
The trio are due to appear in an Auckland court today.
Five months on from Hart's death, a woman has appeared in court to deny reckless driving.
The five victims say they were distraught, angry, hurt, betrayed and disgusted.
He took the beer from a fridge mid-heist and left the empty on the steps.
Pair also face charge of money laundering $791,500.
A historic building, used as law offices for over a century, is being vacated.
Woman wrote a fake postponement email for a petroleum-industry conference.
Offender argued he would be persecuted if he returned to Sri Lanka. But this was rejected.
Some beg for mercy. Some are bored. Kurt Bayer spends a day in court.
She fought a female constable and spat directly in her face, hitting her in the eye.
The man stood in the dock, sighing as the judge outlined his offending.
Tribunal: The teens should have been able to rely on him not to abuse their trust.
Suppression ends for man in "state of dissonance" over his offending.
Nykell-T Hegotule blamed a methamphetamine addiction that started at age 13.
He had preyed on his victims, taking advantage of his position as a tattooist - Judge.
The prestigious coach had a sexual relationship with a girl 24 years younger than him.
Jurors deliberated for about four hours.
The man argued publishing his name would prejudice his right to a fair trial.
He drove almost the length of New Zealand without a proper break.
Judge: 'She was only doing her job and didn’t deserve to be treated like this.'
Judge refused name suppression but accused can't be identified while decision is appealed.