Latest from NZ Court of Appeal

The police, the cocaine bust and the racism row

Drug charges dropped after police accused of racial profiling.

Man loses appeal bid over luxury cars

The man's three Mercedes were repossessed and sold after he fell behind on loan payments.

Connor Morris' killer loses second appeal

Michael Thrift Murray hit the Head Hunters member in the back of the head with a sickle.

Kim Dotcom extradition case in Court of Appeal starts

Kim Dotcom and three co-accused are challenging extradition in the Court of Appeal today.

Tamihere secret witness 'manipulating the whole justice system'

Suppression for jailhouse witness in David Tamihere trial to be argued in court today.

Kim Dotcom heading for court as Winston Peters seeks answers

Kim Dotcom is appealing extradition this week as Winston Peters demands answers.

'Fresh appeal' for rapist, murderer Liam Reid

Details have emerged about a new appeal bid by rapist and murderer Liam James Reid.

'Secret agent' appeals convictions

Operationally sensitive equipment was stolen from Whenuapai Air Force base in 2016.

The H Files: A former lover, an axe and a man called Suzy

The H Files: Aucklander who killed for love was sentenced to life for manslaughter.

Scott Watson: forensic report behind appeal

Convicted double murderer Scott Watson has filed a new appeal, citing new forensic report.

Corrupt contractor and official lose appeals

Corrupt contractor Stephen Borlase has lost his appeal against sentence and conviction.

'Careless' cops unlawfully obtained DNA

Police were using incomplete forms to have people provide them with DNA samples.

Man jailed for refusing to remove YouTube videos

An IT worker was jailed for breaching a confidentiality agreement with a former employer.

Sister loses family spat over farming millions

Sister loses family spat over farming millions.

Appeal dismissed in winery shareholder spat

A spat between shareholders of a Central Otago winery may finally have come to rest.

Convicted drug smuggler 'framed'

A kick boxer from the Czech Republic says he was framed for drug smuggling.

Man who built fence blocking million-dollar view loses court battle

The Walmsleys were ordered to pay $72,500 in legal costs for their fence.

Jailed mobile trader loses appeal

A mobile trader who deceived hundreds of people has had his jail sentence appeal dismissed