Law

Supermac's has accused McDonald's of "trademark bullying to stifle competition".

The conviction has come years after she was acquitted of murdering her roommate Meredith Kercher in 2007.

But the man's name will be kept secret to allow him time to appeal.

The government has allocated $3.6 million of taxpayer funds to appeal the High Court's forthcoming decision in the Nelson Tenths case.

A retired truck driver had hoped to secure a family legacy but lost everything when the vessel ran aground and sank.

A proposed law to get Google and Facebook pay for local news is not dead, the media minister says - but a Parliamentary committee and its government MPs have not supported it.

Community members are backing a bill which will provide a pathway to citizenship for a group of older Samoans.

Matthew Geoffrey Hill made 90 posts to an online investor forum without disclosing his chief executive role.

The Auckland officer has pleaded not guilty and will stand trial before a jury.

Six district councils that adopted policies to allow trading on Easter Sunday had let them lapse before this year's public holiday.

Licensed cannabis growers can currently legally obtain illicit seeds and plants.

Sixty-one young people were involved in harmful sexualised conduct around the time of Sincere Standtrue's death, a senior police detective says.

Convicted murderer Scott Watson's application to include an academic report on eyewitness memory in his upcoming appeal has been thrown out by the court.

Security footage shows the rapper grabbing, shoving, dragging and kicking his girlfriend in 2016. He has apologised but he won't be charged. University of Auckland Associate Professor of Law, Carrie…