
Leaked email reveals government departments’ concerns about boot camp proposal
Oranga Tamariki agreed to make changes in response to the feedback.
Oranga Tamariki agreed to make changes in response to the feedback.
Her toddler was asleep next to her in a cot and the man had exposed himself.
The woman was trying to hide her true financial position during Family Court proceedings.
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The scammer says UK criminals threatened his family and made him take flight to NZ
Brenton Tarrant's lawyers were granted a rare order to permanently suppress their names.
Inmates' letters provide an insight into prison life.
Chit Ko Ko was an undiagnosed schizophrenic when he fatally stabbed his neighbour.
The teacher has been in court and has been granted interim name suppression.
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Forty top legal minds want Act's Treaty Bill canned
Police have met with gangs to discuss the new legislation.
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Judge: 'If everyone did that, we would not have any cockles left in our country'.
Jurors were shown video of the attack caught on CCTV.
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OPINION: Choosing Parliament to apologise simply doesn't cut it.
State abuse systems need a lot more than just lip service.
The former Head Hunters prospect found himself at the centre of a gang beef.
Justice wouldn't be served by giving the man money he didn't have to start with: Tribunal
Victim believes the school has a moral duty not to keep money from an alleged criminal.
The father said they had only just agreed to no longer fight in front of the children.
Students at Van Asch College and Kelston School for the Deaf endured serious sexual abuse.
Breaches occurred inadvertently due to a miscommunication and a change, JLL says.
“Oh f***, that’s no good," he recalled thinking as blood started spurting.
The jury's marathon deliberations ran for two weeks.
Their dealing continued even when they caught the virus.
Locked up as a child 23 hours a day in a small, stifling room, he's now back behind bars.
He's been in and out of adult prisons since age 13.
Man's lawyer: “He is a victim himself and is now an abuser,”