Man accused of killing manager of an Epsom brothel can now be named
Zion Gutnik was found dead at an Epsom brothel in March.
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The constable remains on restrictive and non-frontline duties with the police.
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Stuff and Nine argued that the material should not be released.
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Law Society recommends 9 amendments to controversial Covid-19 legislation
The law and its rushed passing drew heavy criticism by academics and lawyers.
Three of 4 inmates accused of Auckland prison murder named
Blake Lee died after an alleged attack in one of the prison's yards, Corrections says.
Kiwi vineyard owner losses appeal, ordered to pay Las Vegas execs
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Was lockdown legal? Law groups join judicial review
The legality of lockdown alert levels 3 and 4 will face a judicial review next month.
Notorious Christchurch child killer Peter Holdem does not want to be released from prison
The man who murdered a Chch girl in the 80s has been refused parole again.
Human remains on Desert Rd: Man admits being an accessory to murder
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Jeremy Powell held a chilling secret for 25 years.
Lockdown baby death: Auckland man denies murder of 3-month-old
Concerns were raised about an increase in family violence during the Covid-19 lockdown.
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Gavin Hurlimann argued the money represented an 'unconscionable bargain'.
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Justice system will look to use lockdown learnings and innovations to improve process.
Sydney hairdresser jailed for $1m drug conspiracy with Comanchero associates
The Australian-Chinese national was arrested as part of Operation Nova.
Arthur Taylor back behind bars
High-profile inmate Arthur Taylor is back in jail after being recalled from parole.
Revealed: Sydney man's $1m drug conspiracy with Auckland's Comancheros
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Parents feel NZ's justice system has failed them.
Troubled waters: Auckland ferry's 7 collisions and $155k fine
The remarkable aspect of the latest proceeding is it once again involved the same ferry.
Woman in Auckland ferry crash may never recover from head injury: Fullers to pay $155k
In a first for a maritime case, the judge made a work health and safety project order.
Top Kiwi sportsman's suppression showdown returns to court
The sports star "strongly denies" the allegations levelled against him by the Crown.
$35m bill to fix apartment block
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$18.7m cigarette smuggling case: Auckland businessman jailed
A Customs investigation began after a tip-off about a firm smuggling cigarettes into NZ.
Dr Lance O'Sullivan on smashing car window: 'I'm regretful'
'I regret the fact I let my frustrations on that evening boil over'.
Privacy breach but disability service wants $33k costs from teen
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Auckland concrete con artist jailed
He has been adjudicated bankrupt four times, yet continued illegally operate his business.
Death in custody: Cops in court first ever to face on-duty manslaughter charge
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Doctors seek suppression after findings into student's death
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