Crime
Concerns over gaps in anti-money laundering regime
Concerns over red tape and the cost pressures the regime places on reporting entities - some of which are small businesses with minimal resources has lead to further clarification and tweaking of the… Audio
Man punches probation officer, performs crude act in social worker's office, gropes paramedic
Everest Oketopa repeatedly groped a paramedic in the back of an ambulance, forcing them to move to the front of the vehicle to avoid him.
'Hell of a shock': Clutha death a possible murder-suicide attempt
Detectives are continuing to investigate the death of a woman at a Clutha property, where a man was also found critically injured.
Stolen turtles slowly make their way home to Hastings park
The red-eared slider turtles were taken after a large square hole was cut in the fence of the Cornwall Park aviary at the beginning of January.
Accused arsonist takes 'sovereign citizen' questions to judge
Daniel Miller declined to say if he understood the proceedings, instead demanding to know if Judge Catriona Doyle was using her full and legal name.
Why do some sexual abuse victims go on to offend in a similar way?
A survivor's story highlights how abuse shapes lives without defining them, as experts warn that stigma may stop victims from seeking help.
Man arrested after alleged kidnapping
The incident occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning in Blenheim, police say.
UK to create new 'British FBI' police service
Britain's government said on Saturday it will create a new National Police Service, described as a "British FBI".
Victims get uneven access to funding due to appearance - report
One police representative said victims get uneven access depending on how they look, their history and whether they have criminal records.
Homicide investigation launched following Clutha death
It comes after a woman died at a Clutha property and a man remains in a critical condition in hospital.
Elation as Winton's long security camera impasse sorted
The installation of new surveillance cameras was stalled over costs and unresolved privacy issues.
Shopkeeper stabbed in attempted Pokémon card theft
Three teens have been arrested after the attack.
Far North child abuse trial: Allegations of violence, neglect spanning years
Two men and a woman are accused of years of abuse against two children under the age of 12.
Duty lawyers consider further industrial action over pay, conditions
The Justice Ministry insists no courts were disrupted by the one-week strike in Auckland.
Van seized in Auckland shooting investigation
Police said shots were fired through a closed front door on Arthur St, Onehunga, critically injuring a man
Man arrested after person hit by vehicle and assaulted in Taranaki
The person was airlifted to Waikato Hospital in a critical condition.
Man charged with alleged assault of former media exec appears in court
On 11 January, CCTV captured Dallas Gurney falling onto concrete outside his store, located on the east coast of Whangārei.
Fewer than 1 in 10 referred Abuse in Care cases prosecuted
The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care made 110 referrals to police. Audio
Low rate of prosecution following inquiry into abuse in care
Police have prosecuted fewer than one in ten of the cases referred from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care. Timothy Brown reports. Audio
One left with injuries, after unprovoked attack on Auckland bus
Police say the victim was travelling alone on a bus in Onehunga last Thursday, when they were confronted by a group of people.