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Maori King lands in strife over sacking

Waikato-Tainui could be headed for the courts after a woman King Tuheitia fired claimed the move was unconstitutional.

EQC accepting damage claims until midnight

Union upset Pike River's lawyers called in

Blue Chip victims lose court battle

High-flyer faces road-rage charge

A high-flying financial analyst is accused of a road-rage attack that left a motorist with broken legs.

Pike River: Ministers likely to face probe scrutiny

Present and past Govt ministers are likely to come under scrutiny from the royal commission of inquiry into the Pike River mine tragedy.

<i>All in a day's work:</i> How to avoid mistletoe mishaps

Law Society backs gowns in court decision

Saxmere wants $700,000 in costs

<i>Paul Holmes</i>: None too mighty to be above judgment

Gift duty repeal will affect divorce

Ministers impressed by judge register idea

MPs to debate publishing judges' pecuniary interests

Judges' register of interests possible

The Govt could set up a register of pecuniary interests for judges the same way MPs are required to in the wake of the Bill Wilson affair, the Attorney General has indicated.

Gunman provoked into killing brother - jury