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Whorrall died after being attacked at an Auckland bus stop over Easter.

A Whangārei hapū is celebrating the end of a controversial development on land they consider tapu, or sacred after the developer dropped their appeal.

In 2023, Oliver Watson claimed his cousin helped the Beckenridges escape. Audio

Both men, aged 18 and 19, have been charged with illegal gun possession.

Three former NZ employees of electronics giant LG have pleaded guilty to obstructing a Commerce Commission investigation into anti-competitive supply and pricing of television.

The inquest into the death of the young athlete came to an emotional conclusion as her family addressed the court.

Iwi leader Mike Smith is hailing the High Court's refusal to expand his "internationally significant" case against big New Zealand polluters to thousands of other companies as a victory.

Four vehicles, including three police cars, were rammed during the incident in Lower Hutt.

A coronial hearing will hear from a witness claiming John Beckenridge and his stepson Mike were helped to escape after they disappeared in Southland a decade ago.

Daniel Takimoana has been sentenced after he threatened to "waste" police during an SPCA dog seizure.

While those opposed to his reinstatement have accepted it, they called for Xi Chen to apologise.

A woman was cut on the face and thought she would die as she tried to force a knife-wielding burglar out of her home.

A former successful farmer who ran a $4 million rural property is now homeless and "night-crawling" after his life became upended by addiction.

Mona Nygaard said she had no words to describe what she had been through and the resilience it had taken to fight.

Community tensions will surround the release of convicted double-murderer Mark Lundy from prison, and Palmerston North does not want him back, the city's mayor says.

The 66-year-old was twice convicted for the murder of his wife Christine and daughter Amber.

Supporters of Mark Lundy, who will be released from prison next month after serving more than 23 years for murdering his wife and daughter, say his fight to clear his name is continuing.

Kevin Young made a profit of $11,241 on information that the Financial Markets Authority said was not available to the public.

LIVE Wellington had appealed the city council's recommendations, which were backed by RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop.