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Sue Grey guilty of unsatisfactory conduct for 'sloppy' use of a suppressed child's name

The baby was at the centre of a stand-off over the use of vaccinated people’s blood.

‘Demonic acts’: Family's torment revealed as victims face their abusive father

'Only a person who has sold their soul could commit such heinous crimes' - victim.

'You are mental, you bastard': Exes clash over wedding details during abuse trial

The judge called a short adjournment to allow the woman to compose herself.

Father raped and beat his children, then left his $700k in assets to another family

Now the siblings have turned to the country's final court of appeal for access.

Top NZ sports star sentenced for sending nude images of woman

The man, who cannot be named yet, threatened to post a woman's naked photos online.

Murderer finally reveals why he killed cat protection worker

Ashley Peach lured Kerry Downey to his home, then tied her up and strangled her to death.

Tourists traumatised as angry driver chases 50-seater bus believing it damaged his parked car

Bus driven in loops through suburban streets to try to shake Ryan Mills off the chase.

Gang member swaps patch for socks while in court for sporting insignia

People wearing insignia from at least six different gangs are currently before the courts.

Victims traumatised: Teen robber on e-bail robs petrol station, twice

One of the staff members was injured after being kicked in the face.

Terror lingers in couple threatened with machete during burglary

The attack in an isolated area has affected their sense of safety at home.

Missed scan signs lead to death of newborn, lung removal for another baby

Missed diagnoses involving two babies had 'profound impact' on the families involved.

From art galleries to prison: Artist’s fall from grace after drugs conviction

Susanto took police to where magic mushrooms grew wild.

Man beat stepchildren with poles, cords, broomsticks and kitchenware when in bad mood

Child's bruise at school leads to Kaikohe man's arrest for serious family violence.

Postvention as prevention: A Māori approach to suicide support

The team supports whānau post-suicide, focusing on trust and community needs.

Online predator's 'sustained campaign of terror' ended by one small mistake, police say

Police: 'It took nearly two years to charge Cottam and get justice for his victims.'

Tenant leaves rental in awful condition - but takes carport, gate and garden shed

Landlord wins $27,000 after tenant left rental in 'damaged and very untidy state'.