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High Court decides the man is not a 'fit and proper' person to be a lawyer.

OPINION: Pre-nups can turn a relationship into a policing exercise.

Kyle Spencer allegedly asked staff to work on his boat, his wife's car and a campervan.

Bryan Seaver calls the restraining order a 'publicity stunt' and denies the claims.

Tribunal found that the buyer suffered a loss due to her actions: two, not three parks.

She ran from the house, screaming for help, without a chance to cover herself.

Tribunal says the censure will be a 'permanent reminder' of error on professional record.

Warner Mauger gifted $1.035 million to two employees in December 2018.

The song reappeared on YouTube, TikTok and Spotify after Jake Andrews had it taken down.

Fiennes was placed in a succession of care homes under a false name by his wife.

Managers will seek court directions as forensic accounting continues.

A group of juniors found working for her so difficult they all quit on the same day.

OPINION: IRD may tax share-sale profits if you bought the shares mainly to resell them.

It's the third complaint against Nick Mayer, who has been given a final warning.

OPINION: Starting conversations about end-of-life wishes can ease pressure on loved ones.

Hunter Butler and cousin Yozarn Peeni sentenced over eight-minute assault at McDonald's.

Judge John Hassan imposed a conviction but no fine for the illegal building work.

A Supreme Court defeat has failed to end the long-running cross-lease showdown.

Five junior lawyers quit on the same day, after working for a lawyer became too much.

The firm said it was satisfied the employee was not a health or safety risk.

Samson replaces Vivian Construction as problems hit its Herne Bay project.

The Aroha rebrand raises questions about cultural appropriation and language.

Carol Mathias is one of 200 people involved in an $80 million class action against EQC.