
‘Unlawful’: Police photo that linked robber's shoes to crime under scrutiny
Mahia Tamiefuna is serving nearly five years in prison for the robbery.
Mahia Tamiefuna is serving nearly five years in prison for the robbery.
The woman's wrist was cut to the bone during the attack.
The board, chaired by an Anglican bishop, tried to charge $800 per week for two bedrooms.
The victim was trying to stop an attack on his colleague by Tai Paekau, 53.
The worker and manager exchanged allegations of bullying behaviour.
Students were abused, neglected and deprived of their human rights.
The woman, aged in her 30s, will file for permanent name suppression at sentencing.
Free To Be Church Trust has gone to the Court of Appeal over the Covid restrictions.
Three years on, further changes to make the intersection safer remain 'deferred'.
Former horse trainer Stephen McKee said his comments were not racist, but simply "banter".
Doughnuts on the sand ended in his arrest for petrol thefts dating back more than a year.
Napier City Council will go back to High Court in pursuit of $4.4 million.
The lawyer was removed from his ex-partner's property by police.
Kodi Bennett was given a personal care item he had already used to try to harm himself.
Rules 'open to interpretation' says pinged pāua collector; officials says rules are clear.
Victim's mum wanted Anthony Kuru to serve sentence in recognition of the harm he caused.
At the age of 27, Rome Te Aho had a criminal record running for 17 pages.
Defendant asks judge: 'How can they be criminal charges when there was no victim?'
Martin Byrne spoke up after a young worker nearly died, a week after a similar accident.
Board accepts judge's decision and insists: "The future is bright."
The man's argument that the picture was intended for his then-wife was rejected.
Claudie Thompson's assaults on his partner were at the highest end.
Co-offender Jimi Haerewa was earlier sent to jail for his part in the hold-up.
The baby was left unable to see, move or feed without help.
The children are being cared for by grandparents after their mother died in a crash.
The man said shooting pictures of politicians was 'therapeutic'.
The driver was overtaking a 52-tonne logging truck on a corner.
The jury returned the verdict in three hours.
The broadcaster said the ad placement was a mistake.
Damien Kuru says he didn't have anything to do with the death of a rival gang member.