
Man dead, another arrested as homicide investigation launched in Hamilton
Emergency services were called around 4.30am when the alarm was raised.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Lon Reti is appealing in the Court of Appeal against his 1998 murder conviction.
A 16-year-old will appear in Youth Court today on an aggravated robbery charge.
Lon Reti fatally stabbed Leslie Edmonds and cut off his ears.
A trio of troublesome prisoners nearly murdered another victim and kicked a guard's head.
Despite the disguise, the victim said he knew exactly who attacked him – Tricq Brown.
Darwin Howe peppered the Wainuiomata home with a military-style semi-automatic firearm.
A fraudster used aliases to set up a company, and friends' identities to apply for loans.
The coroner found trip planners showed confirmation bias over weather warnings.
The Aston Martin Vanquish was a write-off. The owner got a Mercedes Benz AMG instead.
The victim said the incident, witnessed by children, left him anxious and angry.
He 'spiralled' after the death of Marian Kilgour, described by a judge as 'extraordinary'.
Police found the violin hidden in a linen cupboard ceiling cavity in Rānui.
She told MSD she didn't declare income from a cleaning job as she didn't have a contract.
However, each member of the group was found guilty of manslaughter.
Firearms, some disguised as toys, ended up at crime scenes and with the Head Hunters.
The 17-year-old was driving unaccompanied on a learner licence.
The Belgian content creator came to court with $22,000 to pay for hotel damage.
The Rangiora blaze threatened a nearby building but was contained before it spread.
Michael Palmer is back in NZ while his wife and child remain in Australia.
The charges relate to Rickah’Shae Keefe-Haerewa and another child over three years.
The crimes caused stress for the bar owners who saw her taking cash from the till.
The player's lawyer has described the turn of events as a 'complete vindication'.
The 24-year-old had failed to complete a defensive driving course.
Police allege the bizarre rush-hour rampage in Epsom involved a pantless Shalty Heta.
Searches across Wellington, Lower Hutt and Porirua led to three being detained.