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High Court granted guardianship of baby in dispute over blood
The High Court has been granted temporary guardianship of a sick baby at the centre of a dispute over donor blood meaning his surgery can go ahead.
The baby's parents had wanted only blood from… Video, Audio
High Court takes guardianship of sick baby at the centre of dispute over donor blood
A baby who urgently needs heart surgery has been placed under guardianship of the High Court until completion of his surgery and post-operative recovery.
Far right activists face anti-fascist protesters outside court
Far right activists were met by anti facist protesters when they appeared in court in Christchurch today.
Counterspin Media founders Kelvyn Alp and Hannah Spierer are charged with sharing the full… Video, Audio
Supporters a no-show at far-right pair's latest court appearance
The hosts of far-right platform Counterspin Media have had an uneventful appearance in court on Wednesday, at least compared with August when the pair refused to enter the dock. Audio
SkyCity faces court proceedings in Australia over alleged breaches at casino
Casino operator SkyCity Entertainment is facing civil penalty proceedings in Australia, over alleged breaches of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws.
Landmark decision on catch limits prompts group to seek more legal action
Further legal action will be taken against the government surrounding the protection of sea habitats and the species which rely on them, says a marine conservation group.
High Court hearing underway after parents refuse vaccinated donor blood for baby
A hearing is underway at the High Court in Auckland into a dispute over a seriously ill baby whose parents do not want him to have surgery unless doctors use blood from unvaccinated donors.
Two men plead not guilty to murdering Oamaru man Anaru Moana
Anaru Moana was reported missing on 23 December 2021 after last being seen at his mother's home in Waimate.
US court orders ban on New Zealand exports of several fish species
A US court has ordered an immediate ban on New Zealand exports of several species of fish from two fisheries off the North Island's west coast.
Bodies in suitcases: Woman extradited from S. Korea to appear in court
A 42-year-old woman will appear in court tomorrow after being extradited from South Korea in connection to the discovery of two dead children in suitcases in South Auckland.
Family court further victimises the vulnerable - advocates
A group advocating for urgent changes to the family court says parents are forced to come face to face with abusive ex-partners, even with a protection order.
Sandringham stabbing: PM Jacinda Ardern speaks with family of victim
The Prime Minister says she will meet with the family of the man fatally stabbed outside a Sandringham store when they are ready, but that more needs to be done for the local community as quickly as…
Vulnerable people re-traumatised by court staff taking industrial action, victim advocate says
PSA union members have been working to rule by taking their allocated breaks - but most courts have had to be cleared half an hour before breaks, leaving about two and a half hours of sitting time per…
Man sentenced for ordering millions worth of liquid ecstasy into NZ
The amount uncovered was the largest quantity in the country's history.
How old is old enough?
How do governments and societies decide when you're old enough for certain rights and privileges? Audio
How old is old enough?
How do governments and societies decide when you're old enough for certain rights and privileges?
AudioHigh Court rules against climate change action case
The 350-strong Lawyers for Climate Action NZ argued the Climate Change Commission's roadmap for cutting emissions was inconsistent with international agreements.
Woman found guilty over role in false refugee claims
A woman involved in the lodging of fake refugee claims has been convicted on immigration fraud charges.
Port Marlborough hires 'specialist' staff to rehome EcoWorld animals
Port Marlborough says the welfare of EcoWorld's animals remains its top priority and "specialist" staff have been contracted to assist them when they take over the site next month.
Supreme Court rules in favour of 'Make It 16' to lower voting age
The Supreme Court has granted an appeal which could see the voting age lowered to 16. Audio