Law

The hearings will take place over a six-week period in Auckland and Hastings.

Analysis: Rupert Murdoch's media empire just did something incredibly unusual: It said sorry.

Companies Act reforms are meant to make New Zealand an easier, safer place to do business, but key gaps in the reforms mean they could fall short of achieving that.

After eight months working as a kitchen hand, a 16-year-old says she felt backed into a corner by her employer who told her she no longer had a job if she did not sign a casual contract.

The upcoming trial of Erin Patterson is shaping up as the biggest case Victoria has seen in years.

Terror and pain coursed through the body of a teen girl who was being held in a bedroom and repeatedly raped.

All eyes are on whether US President-elect Donald Trump can find a way to save the app from a law that is "virtually president-proof".

The Minister for Māori Development has appointed eight new members to the Waitangi Tribunal.

South Korean investigators arrested impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol for alleged insurrection over his bid to impose martial law, ending weeks of defiance.

Rotting flooring, sagging ceiling panels and a hole in the roof - tenants were left in a leaky property for more than a year.

It clears the way for a sale of Jones' Infowars platform, attorneys said at a court hearing.

The Electricity Authority says the mistake cost generators about $750,000 and purchasers nearly $2.96 million.

It has been nearly two years since Jeremy Neilson first paid a drone company - and he still hasn't seen a cent of it.

A convicted murderer may have been acting out a scene from a Japanese anime TV series when he beat a man to death.

A judge has agreed his name can be suppressed until his next court appearance in February.