Convicted fraudster worked at Auckland school
A woman who admitted fraud and identity theft has been working at a school.
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Man who punched cop and spat in his face avoids conviction
The officer felt no ill will towards the man who assaulted him.
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Programme helping Māori develop pathways towards positive change
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'Fourteen hours': Time discrepancy saw police consider charges against woman over partner’s suicide
Couple had had a fractious relationship before their deaths.
Bodiless murder trial: Expert witness rubbishes CCTV evidence
Mike McGrath vanished in 2017, never to be seen again. David Benbow is on trial.
Family of woman who took her own life speak out after hospital 'failures'
'They failed to keep Samara safe.'
Hospital 'failures' a crucial factor in woman's death, says coroner
Samara Jade Visser's body was found in Point Chevalier.
Name suppression to lapse for mother accused of murdering children, leaving bodies in suitcases
A mother faces two counts of murder after the remains of her children were discovered.
'Living beyond their means': Jury asks why rest home fraudster's wife wasn't charged
An audit showed money received by the couple 'well exceeded' their combined income.
Power no longer indicator of whether missing man home at time of alleged murder - defence expert
Mike McGrath vanished in 2017, never to be seen again. David Benbow is on trial.
Owner of dog who attacked woman appeals for staffie’s life, demands $25k
The owner said the court did not have jurisdiction over him because he did 'not consent'.
Meth-addicted serial shoplifter punched supermarket worker in face
A prolific shoplifter with a methamphetamine habit has been sent to jail.
Death of child sex accused was 'meticulously planned and firmly intentional': Coroner
Coroner rules man facing raft of child sex charges took his own life the day before court
Neighbours at war: Legal feud latest in dispute over $100m Viaduct hotel
Many overseas-based hotel room owners are pitched against Pandey businesses.
Gwyneth Paltrow’s lawyer calls Utah ski collision story ‘BS’
The star's lawyer has called out the retired optometrist's story.
Murder accused suffered 'acute distress disorder', court told
Defence opens in murder trial.
'Selfish actions': Drunk car thief burns down band building, destroys student's dream
The building contained $120k of precious instruments and priceless sheets of music.
Life-long thief took child on shoplifting outing
Woman, 41, shoplifting since age 14, told "it should end today".
Murder trial witness' mistake shows 'entire premise' of Crown case flawed - defence
Mike McGrath vanished in 2017, never to be seen again.
Man allegedly behind half a tonne of meth extradited, decade-low road funding & Trump faces arrest | Focus Morning Bulletin: 21 March, 2023
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Watch: Alleged ‘Mr Big’ behind 500kg drug shipment arrested in Spain
The 51-year-old was arrested by Spanish police in 2022 and extradited to New Zealand last week to face charges of importing 500kg of methamphetamine. Video / Guardia Civil
'You were at fault': Judge sets sex offender straight after victim blamed for his assault
“She was not at fault, you were at fault. She did nothing wrong.”
Shotgun killing: Murder accused insists victim was coming to 'shoot him'
The fatal shooting has been captured on CCTV footage.
Jarrod Gilbert: Stuart Nash’s stint as Police Minister short, but not sweet
OPINION: Spectacular own goal also shows the importance of defending against corruption.
Sasha Borissenko: Nash and conflict of interest: Where do you draw the line?
OPINION: Are rules on "close associates" or "mates" fit-for-purpose for a small country?
Prince Harry was asked to give month's notice before UK trips
The Home Office would then consider if his requested security arrangements were necessary.
Facing arrest warrant, Putin visits annexed Crimea as grain deal extended
Visit, grain deal extension come as UK says Putin likely to expand mandatory conscription.
'Take our nation back!' Trump says he expects to be arrested, calls for protest
Message seems designed to galvanise outrage from supporters.
Paula Bennett: PM a chicken over Stuart Nash scandal
OPINION: Ex-Police Minister Stuart Nash went from rooster to feather duster this week.
Officials preparing security in case of Donald Trump indictment
Former US president Donald Trump could be indicted in the coming weeks.
Derek Chauvin pleads guilty in tax case
Derek Chauvin pleaded guilty to failing to file tax returns to the state of Minnesota.