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'Just want him to get help': Man stabbed by stepson
A man who was hospitalised after being stabbed five times by his stepson says he was relieved it was him that was attacked and not someone more vulnerable.
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Dealer admits manslaughter of 28-year-old over cannabis debt
Supporters of Sears, also known as Luke Riddell were in court to see the guilty plea.
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'Amnesia'- Whānau of young mum devastated by murderer's appeal
The family of a young woman murdered by her jealous partner say they are the ones doing a life sentence.
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Man impersonates cops; flashing lights to pull people over
A man impersonated a police officer by using red and blue flashing lights to stop vehicles and reprimand drivers for made-up traffic offences, giving them road safety advice, before letting them go.
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Fau Vake death: Man 'ashamed' and 'sorry' for attack
A man who played a part in a street fight that ultimately killed MMA fighter Fau Vake last year says he is ashamed and sorry for the attack on "another Tongan brother".
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Staff caught snooping in court records, more than 150 disciplined
More than 150 Ministry of Justice staff and contractors tasked with maintaining the integrity of New Zealand's justice system faced employment action after being caught snooping through court records.
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'Broken' legal aid system gets budget boost
New Zealand's legal aid system has been bolstered in the latest Budget, with maximum income thresholds lifted and hourly rates for lawyers increased, Justice Minister Kris Faafoi announced today.
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Police called to Zac Guildford's home, former AB found drunk; guilty for breaching court order
Police were called to the Wairarapa home the former All Black shared with his partner.
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'Broken', in danger of 'collapse'- Legal aid slammed by Chief Justice; renewed hopes for Budget
Aotearoa's besieged legal aid system is costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars a year but still tens of thousands of Kiwis are being turned away and potentially denied their right to justice.