Ann Marie May

A Bluebridge ferry master has denied there was any danger to the passengers or crew when his ship crossed Cook Strait twice with a hole in its hull. Audio

The Crown says the fatal beating of a Featherston supermarket worker was a vigilante attack carried out in retaliation for a rape. Audio

Up to half of the evidence presented in what's believed to be the longest-running employment dispute, could be ruled irrelevant if the Employment Court accepts Radio New Zealand's submissions . Audio

Kharn Tamaka, who is 29, has been sentenced today in the High Court in Wellington for murdering his former neighbour, Mary Donnelly. Audio

Two men accused of defrauding gas suppliers of millions of dollars have gone on trial in the Wellington District Court. Audio

Four former directors of the failed company, Lombard Finance, have asked the Supreme Court to reinstate the lesser sentences first imposed on them by the High Court. Audio

An aged care worker's lawyer has told the Court of Appeal her case isn't just about money, but about the historic, gender-based under-valuation of women's work. Audio

A ground-breaking case around what women care workers are paid and if that's discriminatory has opened in the Court of Appeal. Audio

An 89-year-old man has escaped a jail term for sexually abusing a dozen children more than 20 years ago, including an attempted rape. Audio

A man who masqueraded as a doctor to check out crime opportunities at Wellington Hospital has today pleaded guilty to burglary and fraud charges. Audio

Double murderer taking legal action against Corrections; Dally tells board he enjoyed killing schoolgirl; Murdered teenager's stepfather says Dally should never be free; Police search for bank robber… Audio

One of this country's longest running employment cases is set to continue into the New Year. Audio

Radio New Zealand's former chief executive, Sharon Crosbie, has defended her management style and handling of the company's former head of news Lynne Snowdon. Audio

A man who hid a stash of methamphetamine in the ceiling of a Customs interview room at Auckland Airport, where it stayed for four years, has been sent to prison. Audio

A lawyer for Radio New Zealand has told the Employment Court that a relatively simple employment case taken by its former head of news, Lynne Snowdon, has run for 10 years fuelled by her obsession and… Audio

A 3-year legal battle between a Dunedin clinical psychologist and a lawyer has ended with the Court of Appeal ordering the doctor to pay the lawyer's costs. Audio

A Judge has labelled the man whose Ponzi scheme expanded into New Zealand's largest fraud a liar and a thief, sentencing him to more than 10 years in jail. Audio

The retrial of Mark Lundy on charges of murdering his wife, Christine and daughter, Amber, in August 2000, will take place in the High Court in Wellington in June next year. Audio

Donna Hall's lawyer has told a Disciplinary Tribunal that a high level of negligence will have to be proven against her before it can uphold a charge accusing her of bringing the law profession into… Audio

The Lawyers and Conveyancers Disciplinary Tribunal will decide tomorrow morning whether a hearing for the lawyer should go ahead. Audio