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Both youths face charges including aggravated robbery and indecent assault.

Caleb Flynn and Alleigha Botner exchanged more than 100,000 messages during their affair.

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

Inside one of NZ's most infamous cases as prosecutors won't seek Tamihere retrial.

Police identified further alleged offending in 11 cases after initial reports.

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.

Several of the deaths appear linked to family or intimate partner violence.

The shooter's 2009 attack killed 13 people and wounded more than two dozen.

One person has undergone surgery and remains in a critical condition.

Raymond Horsch's house is being linked to seven missing women.

The man assaulted his friend in a closed room in Hutt Hospital's Emergency Department.

Police are not searching for anyone else.

Christa Pike’s lawyer urges Tennessee governor to grant clemency to critically ill killer.

The man believes he should not lose his residency prospects before the case is decided.

Police were called to a Sidey Quay address at 8.25am.

The victim suffered moderate injuries and was taken for medical treatment.

Police are seeking four to five suspects travelling in a small orange car.

Ken Urker was found dead at his Louisiana home and police have opened an investigation.

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

A victim advocate say police should make ex gratia payment to pensioner for failings.

Papatoetoe locals are reeling as police investigate the deaths of three family members.

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

Emergency services were called to Anglesea St about 2.45pm yesterday.

Clancy did not deny strangling her children but claimed postpartum psychosis.

Emergency services were called to a house on Cambridge Tce, Papatoetoe, at 6.40pm.

He must live outside Rotorua and wear an ankle bracelet while on bail.

Police are not seeking anyone else, but the police investigation is ongoing.

Police reassure residents there will be an increased police presence in the coming days.