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The Court of Appeal said the 'institutionalised' offender deserved a chance at redemption.

The man claimed the disturbing messages were a campaign to promote his OnlyFans page.

The suspect died and others were shot in the face and chest at Waitārere Beach.

It's alleged the actor was 1.5 times over the alcohol limit when he crashed into a taxi.

Police said the accused teen was also aggressive towards those who witnessed the incident.

William Davis abused one child for three years, starting when she was 3.

Judge tells Lindsay Howley: 'Your victim has shown immense courage in coming to court'.

The security guards extorted money from several victims at a Pak’nSave store.

Brianna McIlraith from the Open Justice team explains what happens when a teacher crosses the line and who holds them accountable on Case by Case.

Ric Stevens from the Open Justice team joins Jane Yee on Case by Case for an explainer about the rise of cocaine use in New Zealand.

Harley Shrimpton was kidnapped and fatally shot over an unpaid drug debt.

Documents reveal it will have sweeping powers and direct access to police databases.

One victim has been discharged from hospital, while another remains in treatment.

Public violence is rising slightly faster in Christchurch than nationally.

Video of Faamataia Sili jumping from his window in Loafers Lodge on to the neighbouring roof.

Faamatala Sili said thick smoke left him no choice but to jump to a neighbouring roof.

The large tattoos on Dylan Riosa's back gave him away.

Matthew Rogers is seeking a discharge without conviction for his offending.

He is accused of killing two men at the weekend, including a former motorcycle gang boss.

Michael Rockafella was travelling at 105km/h in a 50km/h zone before the airport crash.

The man's ex also messaged the lawyer's mum and grandmother, calling her a 'sl**'.

The victim's family have forgiven Vavatau Bing, saying they don't want to live in anger.

The victim says she and her family have lost their sense of safety, even in a new home.

Judge: 'That selfishness has stolen from this family the life of a man who was loved'.

One of the victims said it was difficult to describe how frightening the ordeal was.

Euan Mackey’s killers were sentenced in the High Court at Whangārei today.

One person complained it was 'one of the strongest odours' they had ever smelled.

Olawande Braimoh was four months pregnant when she died and mother to an 8-year-old boy.

His sentencing this year pushed his parole eligibility back 2.5 years.