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Mosque victims share heartbreaking stories ahead of Thursday's sentence

Mosque victim: 'I'm in a wheelchair for the rest of my life.'

Masala case: Jailed Auckland restaurant boss appeals sentence

Some $6.5 million in primarily cash sales were concealed.

Backpacker murder: Teen who killed tourist with baseball bat declined parole

'Parole is declined. There is much work for Mr Broughton to complete.'

Cops accused of manslaughter face new charge

The officers now face another manslaughter charge in relation to the incident.

Twenty-year tax swindle: Auckland accountant jailed for fraud

Auckland accountant received more than $700,000 she wasn't entitled to.

Mosque attack sentencing: Why I chose to forgive the man who killed my son

Mother forgives gunman despite being haunted by image of her dead son's body.

Oil ban 'breached rule of law': gas producer

Case argues exploration ban should not have come into effect until the law was changed.

Mosque attacks sentencing: 'This is a day for justice that we have long been waiting for'

The sentencing of the convicted mass killer begins in Christchurch today.

Govt drops victim advocate Louise Nicholas: 'It's back to battle we go'

Govt may be scrapping Louise Nicholas' role supporting victims of sexual violence.

The secret flight to get Chch mosque gunman to sentencing

Corrections says releasing any flight details would compromise public safety.

Intruder in the night - the unsolved murder of schoolgirl Alicia O'Reilly

Episode 9 of A Moment In Crime podcast looks at 1980 rape, murder of Alicia O'Reilly

Co-defendant in CBL fraud case argues for name suppression

The man faces charges of theft, obtaining by deception and false accounting.

Man guilty of infant's manslaughter witnessed by 5-year-old

Jury finds Richard Royal Arif Uddin not guilty of murder of a 14-week-old boy.

Police officers who fired 35 shots after car chase justified - IPCA

"The man used lethal force to resist police, posing a risk to the officers."

Coroner delays: Six-year wait for grieving family closure

There is a backlog of grieving families waiting for coroner reports, despite hired relief.

NZ's lockdown unlawful for first 9 days - High Court

The order to stay at home in bubbles was unlawful for the first nine days.

Accused fraudster fights MSD over use of personal information

MSD has previously been criticised for breaching its clients' privacy.

I was filmed in a Kmart changing room

When a stranger videoed Veronica Schmidt, the store's staff refused to call the police.