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Editorial: Farmer case is still wide open

Pay wrongly jailed man $1m - QCs

Wrongfully convicted man talks of 'living hell'

Supreme Court denies Nelson iwi's bid for estuary

Convicted killer wins appeal hearing on jail term

Convicted murderer Joseph Martin Reekers has won another hearing after appealing his 15-year non-parole sentence for killing Auckland hairdresser Marie Jamieson 10 years ago.

Appeal dismissed for neighbour bashing

Another blow for Blue Chip investors

Raid cases to be heard by judge, not jury

Talks on overnight care decision set to begin

Dairy Workers' Union wins strike appeal

Constables lose assault convictions appeal

'Anti-terrorism' accused want case to be heard by jury

David Dougherty in court on theft charge

Editorial: Negotiation needed on pay for sleeping

Passenger loses fight over in-flight oxygen

CTU calls on Govt to accept ruling on carers' pay

Court ruling on carers' pay could force law change

Cost of sleepover decision $500m plus - Ryall

Paying overnight staff to sleep will cost more than $500 million over three years and changing the law may be considered, Health Minister Tony Ryall says.