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A man battling terminal cancer was beaten with a patu outside his Te Aroha home six months before he died. The victim, whose name is suppressed, was heartbroken at having...

Mathew Watkins certifying gasfitter licence was suspended and he has been ordered to pay $8900 towards disciplinary costs.

A Mexican drug dealer who entered New Zealand on a tourist visa got less than two months to see the sights before he found himself looking at the walls of a prison cell.

A man has pleaded guilty to murdering his mother in November, in Blenheim.

The girl had been diagnosed with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, a form of cancer that develops in the bone marrow.

During questioning, Nic Hill reversed the dynamics of the conflict.

The man has been remanded on bail.

Joseph Blackbourn once represented New Zealand at the Commonwealth Games.

After a back surgery that ended his career, Jake Gleeson brought a claim against his ex-team doctor.

The brothers alleged the realtors had worked together to make the new buyer profit.

The Lawyers and Conveyancers Disciplinary Tribunal described the man's behaviour as "appalling and uncouth".

The man's business was not registered and not subject to food safety standards.

A jury found the officer guilty of manslaughter in the NSW Supreme Court last November.

He was regarded as a leader in his profession and was well-known in the community.

The body of 70-year-old Shulai Wang was found wrapped in a black rubbish bag in the water on 12 March, 2024.

A teenager who took his own life following a battle with substance abuse was failed by shamefully inadequate mental healthcare, his grandmother says.

The man's applications for a discharge without conviction and permanent name suppression were both declined, however he was given an extra month of interim suppression.

The company is also reapplying under the new fast-track legislation.