'Sorry it's your time to die': Man egged on by mates deliberately drove into pregnant sheep
Man who killed sheep by running over it with his ute says he's 'not a cruel person'.
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Muslim homosexual told to 'take medicine to cure gayness'
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The elderly man was left with head injuries, including internal bleeding and a black eye.
'Got too greedy': Father cuts off daughter who stole thousands from his credit card
The 43-year-old woman accepts she 'got too greedy'.
'Could not have been more blatant': Woman forges script for sleeping pills
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'Unacceptable': Man accused of torching Mt Taranaki hut locked up for two years without trial
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15 racing dogs found in 'squalid' and 'inexcusable' conditions
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Students sharpen pencils for climate change action
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Emotional outburst follows not guilty pleas in murder case
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Man arrested by armed police charged with attempted murder
A man arrested by armed police has been charged with attempted murder.
Burglar waited in garage as woman drove off, robbed house - then he was caught
The burglar was hiding only metres from a woman as she hopped into her car in the garage.
Burglar torches house after ransacking it, leading to $385K of loss
The owners had only purchased the home one month before the crime.
Worker's ERA complaint results in $8000 bill for legal costs
Worker who claimed resignation was forced and wiped company data must now help pay costs.
Use of police dog to arrest abusive driver an 'overreaction' - IPCA
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Raw milk raids: Largest supplier in the country fined
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Illegal supply of two-way radios a serious problem, authorities say
A man caught illegally importing and selling two way radios faces fine of up to $30,000.
Jealous lover: Woman torches partner's house, causes up to $165k in loss
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Kawhia shooting: Mum haunted by frightening escape with children
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Driver admits causing crash that killed motorcyclist
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Trio accused of murdering Taranaki farmworker revealed, victim's neighbours
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Naked motel owner found with woman, bong, syringes, meth pipe in police sting
Police were monitoring Anthony Lynch's communications as he offered drugs for sale.
Anxious young beauty therapist 'callously dismissed', awarded $18k
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Inmate lights fire in cell, disabling prison block's sprinklers
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Man charged with forgery over imposter doctor case
A man who was alleged to be working as a fake doctor has been charged with forgery.
Mongols gang trial: Drug dealing, shootings - and Louis Vuitton
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Driver tried to deny he had been drinking alcohol but a breath test revealed otherwise.
Judge says drink-driver's case a rare exception to those normally resulting in prison
Judge accepts drink driver a good person who made a "terrible, terrible" decision to drive