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Josephine was struggling to get her community work done. Then she got some help.

The odd case included an order to take off her wig in court after impostor fears.

Police say 3D guns are being printed in houses and garages throughout New Zealand.

The victims were herded into a room where they were threatened and assaulted.

It will be a world first if the link between the medication and OCD can be proved.

She suffered a sex attack in a car before being kept in a room and raped by multiple men.

She told the man to stop having sex with her, but he wouldn't, and then he beat her.

The 10-week-old baby was taken to Starship hospital in critical condition.

Sir Ron Young: 'I've probably seen more people convicted of murder than anyone else in NZ'

Some of Rotorua's most high-profile cases are revisited.

Janine Wallace was sentenced alongside her mother, Barbara Glover, after an SPCA probe.

Arthur Fairley, who has almost 900 trials under his belt, says law is like a test match.

Millions in cash and drugs were shifted by air and land.

Seven people have been prosecuted for card skimming in the past five years.

Dame Coral Shaw is honoured for years of public service and abuse inquiry work.

MiloX crypto exchange founder Robert Vashisth tells the Herald: 'I'm no scammer'.

After a vet check, Boris will be adopted by the woman whose house he chose.

It was revealed in court that the actor had filmed the victim as he bled on the ground.

One video endorsed Isis attack methods that viewers could use in Australia.

Pashion Ramsay would show fake proof that she had paid for vehicles.

She was found not guilty by reason of insanity after keeping her dead partner at home.

Jonathan Wilson assaulted his partner twice within hours, while she was unwell in bed.

Marie Hearn shot eight rounds of bullets into two cars owned by her colleague.

He admitted 50 child sex charges and received a 5% discount for a $20k victims payment.

The victim responded to an ad on Facebook for a tiny home that never existed.

Hawaiki Dean Little had earlier repeatedly hit his dog with a large shovel.

Michael Bryant was initially fined $19.5k for unconsented building work.

'The attack on the victim was serious and potentially life-threatening.'

Angela Cai turned up unannounced at the property and yelled at her tenant and his child.