BusinessHart fights to retain last propertiesDespite being struck-off, embattled lawyer Barry Hart was back at the Auckland High Court today - this time fighting to keep the last of his rural properties from being sold by the bank.15 Oct 06:53 AM
New ZealandCall to close 3-strikes loopholeVictim advocates are calling for changes to the three-strikes law to ensure offenders receive a warning for each crime they commit that is eligible under the law.11 Oct 04:30 PM
New Zealand$400k spent on Bain compo judgeThe Government has so far paid $400,000 to employ a Canadian judge to evaluate whether David Bain should receive compensation.10 Oct 07:02 PM
New ZealandTeen's drastic actionMikayla Ziebe, 16, delivered more than 100 leaflets to Napier houses, accusing an elderly man of being a paedophile.29 Sep 05:30 PM
BusinessHart launches fresh bid to save careerDisgraced lawyer Barry Hart has launched a fresh bid to continue his 46-year career - as it emerged his fleet of luxury cars had been seized by debt collectors.25 Sep 06:33 AM
OpinionEditorial: Criticism of TV in courts wrongTelevising what occurs in the courts, tribunals and commissions of inquiry is a public service, demanding professional judgement and editing.23 Sep 05:29 PM
BusinessBarry Hart to appeal striking offDisgraced lawyer Barry Hart is taking legal action in the hope he can stop authorities ending his 46-year career.19 Sep 05:35 AM
New ZealandFatal flaws in our bail lawsA violent gang member was free to kill despite committing crimes while on bail for five consecutive years.15 Sep 05:30 PM
New ZealandBarrister Barry Hart struck offThe Lawyers and Conveyancers Disciplinary Tribunal today decided to strike off controversial lawyer Barry Hart, who has been mired in legal trouble.14 Sep 12:32 AM
New ZealandCity divided on compo for BainThere are strongly mixed views on David Bain's bid for compensation, but the city's MPs say Cabinet - not public opinion - should ultimately decide.10 Sep 11:50 AM
New ZealandPay Bain, he's innocentDavid Bain's greatest supporter, Joe Karam, isn't surprised a confidential report from the Canadian judge looking at a compensation claim concludes he's innocent - and deserves a payout.09 Sep 10:00 PM
