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Ema Aitken is accused of shouting that party leader Winston Peters was lying during a function at Auckland's exclusive Northern Club in 2024.

A man subjected his partner to almost two years of violence, including chasing her with a spade after she stabbed him following a violent episode.

Nico van Rooyen was stoked to get called for jury service, only to be left deflated and out of pocket after the experience.

Medical experts suggested it was "bird fancier's lung" rather than exposure to asbestos dust and paint fumes that led to Jeffrie Radford's pulmonary fibrosis.

A New Zealander with a long string of family violence convictions who claimed to have hundreds of relatives and extensive family ties in Australia has had his Australia visa revoked.

The judge said the child's welfare outweighed concerns about misleading a foreign fertility clinic.

Ashley Arnopp, along with Andre Gilling, beat Waipouri to death in a probable homophobic attack in December 2006.

The offender was sentenced in the Wellington District Court, after admitting six charges from the two incidents.

Hone Neal, 40, suffered non-life-threatening injuries when he was shot on Wednesday.

Rita Tawhai said her son should have been in a secure facility at the time of his crime.

A witness took to social media to the describe seeing the man on a bicycle being pursued by police on the eastern side of the Hutt River.

Rewa is serving a life sentence for the 1992 murder of Papatoetoe woman Susan Burdett.

The men were found guilty of murdering West Auckland teenager Jayden Mamfredos-Nair nearly three years ago

Andy Winitana, 46, died in hospital after sustaining injuries during an assault outside a Napier nightclub.

The Paris prosecutor's cybercrime unit is conducting the investigation in France, together with the French police's own cybercrime unit and Europol.

More than $100,000 vanished, but only $1800 was proven stolen, after investigators could not even prove he was rostered on at the time the rest went missing.

The owners of a company facing a downturn in business tried to trim costs by cutting staff hours and ordering a staff member to another site.

When his security licence later came under threat, Chavez Stewart claimed the powder on display was flour and Panadol.

Sarah* tried her best to ignore the woman, despite hundreds of messages, calls and friend requests on social media.

The corner has now completed formal identification of all the fatalies from last week's tragedy.