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Pike River payment was 'blood money'

Families of two of the Pike River victims are heading to the Supreme Court tomorrow.

Men charged over masked train assault

Three charged after teens attacked on train by masked men.

Moko inquest: Child abuse top priority

Between Nia Glassie and Moko Rangitoheriri's deaths, 94 other children were killed.

Dame Susan Devoy: New PM should open abuse inquiry

Susan Devoy is asking the next PM to open an inquiry into abuse of children in state care.

Western Springs murder accused in court

A man has appeared in court, charged with the murder of a 69-year-old Western Springs man.

Labour would drop Pora compo appeal

Appeal a 'place holder' so next government will decide Pora inflation claim.

Pora gearing up for another battle

Teina Pora is 'sick of having to fight' says man who help clear his name.

Government may still appeal payout in Teina Pora case

Cabinet to file holding appeal in Teina Pora compensation case

Fake names: MSD takes appeal to the High Court

MSD appeals decision that deemed its use of fake names unlawful.

Details of Boy star's restorative justice meeting revealed

Emotive report touches on James Rolleston's life since 'Boy'.

Prison voting ban: Crown wins right to appeal

The Crown is taking the prisoner voting ban to the Supreme Court.

Dairy raids keep crime in spotlight

Where do the parties stand on law and order policy?

Tamihere case witness on trial for perjury

Jailhouse informant in David Tamihere case to go on trial on charges of perjury.

Weapons protester accused of spitting at worker

Protesters claim police bias in trespass and assault case.

When it comes to police, we need a revolution

Comment: We need to rethink policing, and ensure we have enough police to make changes.

Building firms fined for hushing up saw injuries

Two firms owned by the same man fined $78,000 for breaching worker safety laws.

Youth offenders to face boot camp

Youth offenders will be sent to military style boot camps under a National Party policy.

Marvelly: What is reasonable about this?

OPINION: Forcible removal seems to be an enormous breach of human rights.