
Raurimu massacre: Spiral of despair
In February 1997 Stephen Anderson went on a killing spree in Raurimu. Twenty years since the massacre, the Herald looks back on the terror and tragedy.
In February 1997 Stephen Anderson went on a killing spree in Raurimu. Twenty years since the massacre, the Herald looks back on the terror and tragedy.
A terminally-ill prisoner released from jail on compassionate grounds has embarked on a new health regime which involves walking, running and interval training.
Just weeks after his release from prison, Jaden Lee Stroobant murdered and sexually violated a 69-year-old Te Atatu woman.
A Huntly man stabbed his brother because he was too slow doing the laundry.
The man who murdered and sexually violated elderly Te Atatu woman Cunxiu Tian went to extraordinary lengths to cover up his crime.
Guilty plea in Te Atatu murder not the end of the story for family in mourning, says church leader
Name suppression has lapsed for the man charged with the manslaughter of a homeless Hamilton man.
COMMENT: Stuart Nash is right. That gangs continue to thrive in this country is - as he says - "totally unacceptable", writes Rachel Smalley.
An estate agent facing meth and perjury charges says "coded" language which police claim she used to discuss drugs was simply real estate banter.
COMMENT: Even if Gerald Hope thought Scott Watson was innocent, nothing would change for convicted murderer.
The auction by infamous Auckland Prison inmate Arthur Taylor of a shirt he has worn in court has been pulled by TradeMe as it was "a bridge too far".
The move has been welcomed by the Human Rights Commission, but greeted warily by the police union.
Mary Anne is an inspiration to the people around her as well as the community. She volunteers at a womens prison making quilts for the family's who need them, at Middlemore hospital.
Jamie Pink has pleaded not guilty to charges of possessing weapons.
A prisoner who a probation officer tried to warn was too dangerous to release will spend full sentence behind bars after bottling a man while on parole.
Serial sex offender Stewart Murray will not be subject to intensive or extended monitoring, the Department of Corrections has confirmed.
Teina Pora has filed proceedings asking the court to review the Government's decision not to add inflation to $2.5 million compensation paid to him.
A Hepatitis C sufferer who deliberately flicked blood in a women's face has been charged in Christchurch District Court.
It took 20 minutes for orders to be taken. At this point you might wonder if this was the first occasion on which Harvey had been to a restaurant
The country's biggest volunteer fire brigade has taken out insurance after a court case involving a fire truck crashing on its way to an emergency callout.
New figures show that almost 250 offenders removed their electronically monitored trackers during the 2015/16 year.
Immigration New Zealand are set to remove a man convicted of beating his wife so severely - as she held their baby daughter - that he temporarily deafened her.
Dame Lowell Goddard has returned home to Wellington, two months after resigning from her role as head of a major inquiry into child abuse in Britain.
Rubbish truck runner Jane Devonshire, 19, was killed when the truck she was in crashed 40m down a hill at Birkenhead last year.
A 22-year-old man with an "extreme" meth problem has surprised a judge with his request to be sent to prison.
Foisting a young man who has serious challenges on the criminal justice system was not appropriate, a judge said today.
A severely autistic young man is being held in prison because disabilty service providers cannot find an alternative place for him to go.
The man charged after the fatal shooting of a South Auckland toddler was her father, it can be revealed.
Concerns about the leadership of the UKs inquiry into child sexual abuse were reported months before Dame Lowell Goddard resigned, Britain's MPs have been told.