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The ruling is a striking loss for the White House on an issue that has been central to the president's foreign policy and economic agenda.

A coroner says Kishan Patel's accidental death highlights the risks of doing maintenance beneath a raised vehicle without appropriate safety precautions.

It might take law changes to keep them out of trials, the government's chief legal advisers say.

It's a "twinkle-in-the-eye", but continuing to invest in large courthouse buildings won't work, an official says.

The mother of the child has pleaded not guilty to four charges of ill-treatment of a child and three charges of infecting with disease.

The 44-year-old Auckland woman was arrested last week after a search warrant was carried out by the Police's Auckland City Financial Crime Unit. Audio

Catherine Sixtus has claimed her Germanic ancestors should qualify as Māori.

Immigration New Zealand says the 'disturbing' case of two young people kept as slaves shows how extreme exploitation can be hidden in plain sight.

"'My world was very small for a long time after the incident and I couldn't function," she says.

Mosque killer's claims of torturous prison conditions are exaggerated, a court has heard.

A Crown solicitor has told the Court of Appeal the terrorist is where he was always going to end up.

Former prison officer Moeaia Tuai has been jailed for more than 16 years after being found guilty on two charges of slavery, two counts of rape and a string of other sexual assaults.

Judge Ema Aitken is accused of disrupting an event, yelling at Winston Peters and calling him a liar.

A man has been arrested after he crashed into two cars, then stole one of the vehicles, police say.

Justice Anne Hinton sold her share of the bach to two of her four sisters - but her other sister, and niece, argued Hinton had promised to transfer her share to them.

Lance Corporal Nicholas Kahotea fell to his death in May of 2019 while training to dismount from a Blackhawk helicopter onto the edge of a building. Audio

Three-year-old Tilly was found by her then-five-year-old sister. Her mother wants to know when the law is changing. Audio

The workplace minister says it has nothing to do with the Supreme Court's Uber decision.

A panel investigating the behaviour of a judge accused of disrupting a NZ First event has heard from its first witnesses today, members of NZ First.

The victim was beaten and her head was stomped on during the brutal eviction.