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Anti-vaccine campaigner Liz Gunn was arrested last night at Auckland International airport.

A Gloriavale woman admits private conversations that deviated from their beliefs could be shared with leaders.

An editor at new media start-up The Platform says she was yelled and sworn at by founder Sean Plunket, before he "punched a desk" standing just a metre in front of her.

David Stedfast told an Employment Court hearing members had freedom of choice and denied portraying an idealistic, utopian view of Gloriavale.

Crown prosecutors in the murder trial of former corrections officer David Charles Benbow allege he killed his childhood friend after he began a relationship with his ex-partner.

Sir Tim Shadbolt was trying to recover his legal expenses against Invercargill City Council and its insurer after a defamation case was brought against him.

A former corrections officer killed his childhood friend after learning the friend had begun a relationship with the officer's ex-partner, crown prosecutors say.

A Gloriavale mother-of-seven has denied working under the whip of its leaders and accused former members of making misleading and exaggerated claims about life at the West Coast commune.

A judge has rejected GNS Science's arguments for a split-off trial over alleged health and safety breaches at Whakaari / White Island.

A judge is deliberating whether GNS Science should be tried alone, for alleged health and safety breaches at Whakaari / White Island.

A man has been found not guilty of wounding a 501 deportee who was shot through the leg after telling the Mongrel Mob to leave him alone.

Convicted drug dealer Karel Sroubek has launched a legal challenge after losing his last appeal against deportation.

The Court of Appeal ruled the sentences unjust and replaced them with set terms of prison and shorter minimum periods.

A Christchurch man found to be possessing more than 1000 child sexual abuse publications has been sentenced to prison today.

A young former police officer has been sentenced to home detention over the fatal 2021 crash.

A judge who sentenced a 14-year-old who racked up 84 charges on a six-month-long crime spree said he was "a little boy" and warned him to change his ways.

Tesla Inc chief executive Elon Musk "lied" when he said that funding was "secured" to take the company private, a lawyer for Tesla investors says.

In a two-week exchange of explicit texts, photos and videos over Snapchat, a teacher groomed a teenage girl as a form of escapism during New Zealand's first Covid-19 lockdown.

A former teacher targeted the homes of vulnerable elderly people to steal their bank cards and wallets, to spend their money on groceries, alcohol, and cigarettes.