Crime

"What's happening in South Korea these days?" cried citizens online, dazed by back-to-back stabbings in a nation known otherwise for low rates of violent crime.

Political calls to crack down on crime are echoing in our media ahead of the upcoming election - not for the first time. Two seasoned journalists showed this was part of a pattern in a report on crime…

The NZ Defence Force has apologised to a former Air Force employee for its handling of a complaint she made against a superior officer who she claims drunkenly groped her.

Reporters' report on crime coverage urges new thinking - and highlights electoral 'crime crackdown' pattern; RNZ's Richard Sutherland calling it quits after 30 years; free sports streaming options on…

To protect himself from burglaries, a Hamilton dairy owner has invented a cage he now works inside.

Opinion - The release of the threat assessment by the SIS is the final piece in a defence and security puzzle that marks a genuine shift towards more open and public discussion, Alexander Gillespie wr…

Justice Cameron Mander will sum up the case next week, before the jury begin their deliberations.

Around seven tonnes of the overall haul was heroin and methamphetamine.

"You can't live in the bloody bush all through the bloody winter," one person said. "They're in a bloody house somewhere." Audio

NZ's district courts are still feeling the lingering effects of Covid-19, as the justice system clogs with cases - More than 140,000 court appearances have been delayed since March 2020.

An Auckland tiler with a serious gambling problem has been ordered to pay $100,000 in reparation for tax fraud.

The man who died after a fatal shooting in an Auckland park has been named as Charles Anthony Pongi.

The Rebels gang president made at least $1.15 million distributing drugs across the North Island but the criminal proceeds have been seized.