'Dangerous' remarks after shootings
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is using "dangerous" rhetoric about Christchurch shootings to bolster election campaign, security expert says.
Courier van full of firearms 'shocking'
A business owner says she is devastated to see people so obviously panic buying guns in anticipation of tightened gun laws.
Man cannot explain condom removal
Lawyer tells man charged with raping sex worker his story is not credible.
Mental health detention justified
Judge says he's "very satisfied" a rare restrict patient order was correctly used.
Can NZ gun laws really change?
Too complex, no political will, too bad for rural NZ: The debates that scupper gun law reform in NZ
Poaching paua a family affair
Three siblings could each be fined of up to $250,000 after being caught with a huge haul of undersized paua.
No clear view of fight
Some crown witnesses in a manslaughter trial in Invercargill say they never witnessed the alleged assault of Chanel Henwood in its entirety.
Charged over terror video
Christchurch man Philip Arps remanded in custody after being charged with reposting live stream of terror attack.
Police officer knocked out
A man has been charged with intent to cause grievous bodily harm to a police officer.
Charge over 'upsetting' post
A woman who posted on Facebook about the Christchurch shootings will be charged with inciting racial disharmony.
Baby had 40 broken bones
Four-week old boy of former netballer had 40 broken bones when he was taken to Christchurch Hospital.
Police seek crash footage
Three people involved in a crash that left a woman critically injured have been identified.
Man charged with murder
The 20-year-old was arrested following the execution of a search warrant in the south Auckland area.
Killer driver pleads guilty
A teenage driver has pleaded guilty to causing the death of a woman while he was trying to outrun the police.
'Frustrated' man breaks legs of crying babies
A 30-year-old South Canterbury man has admitted fracturing the legs of two newborn babies when he became "frustrated by their crying".
'Still broken' after death
How a single punch outside a supermarket left two families without their fathers. One father was killed and the other, who threw the punch, is in prison
Wife died while checking on husband
Ansi Alibava had escaped the Al Noor Mosque unharmed, but was shot when she ran back to check on her husband Abdul Nazer Ponnath Hamsa.
Killings show we're too soft
OPINION: Deaths in both Upper Hutt and Christchurch show agencies have much to do if they are to regain our trust.
Tragedy confirms choice of cop career
"It's made me want to do it more": south Auckland crime-fighting student's resolve strengthened following Christchurch terror attack.
Accused shooter's tight security
The man accused of the Christchurch mosque shooting is not allowed access to newspapers or TV and radio - depriving him of the ability to read about the atrocity.
Sex worker 'extremely upset' after alleged rape
Woman who says she was raped at work thought about not complaining because of her job.
'It's my fault baby's dead'
"Once in a blue moon" or every second day - defendant's synthetic cannabis use queried by police detective, court hears.
Dairy robbed 'to pay a debt'
They took an imitation pistol and a serrated kitchen knife in a bid to steal cigarettes from a nearby dairy.
70-year-old admits violation of teen
The offending was discovered when he accidentally left his camera in a car and the girl's father looked at it.
'I see the bodies falling'
After his father's phone went silent, Omar Abdel-Ghany turned to the terror attack video for proof of life.
Long goodbye nears end
Anti-violence campaigner David White plans to end a tour of New Zealand by saying goodbye to his slain daughter.
Arrest after Muslim abused
The man allegedly called the taxi driver, who was taking a prayer break in his cab, a "terrorist".
DJ thought man had been knocked out
A tussle between two men lasted seconds before one of them fell to the floor, and later died, at a birthday part in Invercargill in 2018.
City man faces manslaughter charge
An Invercargill man died about 30 minutes after being allegedly assaulted at a birthday party in the city last year.
Stormers support Muslim teammate
At least a year before library re-opens
T-shirts sold in the thousands
'Dangerous' remarks after shootings
Govt seeks urgent social media advice
Shooting sparks helpline spike
Investment funds back calls for social media change
Woman's body retrieved at beach
'I should be lying beside you'