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A judge said racist slurs aggravated a common assault on a teen at a park.

Prosecutors announced the decision six months after the Supreme Court quashed convictions.

Phillip Beale was on trial accused of beating his 84-year-old mother to death.

Esarona Lologa has already been jailed for lighting the blaze that killed five men.

Smuggler Victor Hermosilla had enough cocaine on him to put 17,500 doses on the streets.

Ric Stevens from the Open Justice team joins Jane Yee on Case by Case to discuss the rise of cocaine in New Zealand.

SPCA chief executive Todd Westwood labelled the attack 'sickening'.

Massey University professor Chris Wilkins joins The Front Page to break down the latest numbers when it comes to our national cocaine usage.

Jack Captein gave restricted NZDF documents to an undercover officer posing as an agent.

The teenagers were absent from any school roll from 2021 until April 2024.

Four people allegedly responsible for fire safety at the boarding house are now on trial.

Police allege anti-genocide stickers caused $10,321 worth of damage at Noel Leeming.

Phil Rudd didn't turn up to face the music in the Tauranga District Court.

Brianna McIlraith from the Open Justice team explains the role of the Health and Disability Commissioner to Jane Yee on Case by Case.

'This incident is extraordinarily concerning,' a judge has told the ex-school trustee.

Neighbours tended to a wounded baby who is among three injured in a late-night stabbing at a West Auckland home. Video / NZ Herald

Three people have been injured, two critically, in a late-night stabbing in Glendene, West Auckland. Video / NZ Herald

One victim had more than $44,000 stolen from his personal and company accounts.

Court of Appeal justices: Anurag Maskey was perhaps initially blind to the consequences.

A tribunal found that removing the man from New Zealand would likely end his marriage.

Joel Duzevich says he stole bulk items because he was homeless, not to feed his addiction.

The Police Sport National Committee has revoked the former officer's prestigious award.

Police have told the NZ construction industry that its systems 'are not robust enough’.

The victim died days after detailing the trauma of the home invasion.

Zhongtang Zhang said he turned to black market ciggies after a workplace injury.

Justice Boldt said Te Huna had 'ample opportunity' to change his mind before the murder.

NZ Herald senior journalist Derek Cheng joins The Front Page to crunch the numbers.

The teens accepted responsibility for the offending on reduced charges.

Police are responding to a serious incident on Cambridge Terrace in Papatoetoe reported around 6:45pm . Video / NZ Herald