Broughton's other victim 'guilty to be alive'
In an eerie way it could have been a rehearsal for murder.
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Kobe Bryant being sued by ex housekeeper
Kobe Bryant's former housekeeper is suing the National Basketball Association star and his wife, contending she was "harassed and humiliated," denied health insurance and forced to quit because of
Two jailed for holding Holdens to 'ransom'
Two men have been jailed for their part in a scheme to demand a $17,000 "ransom" for two stolen cars that left their Holden devotee owner feeling suicidal.
High country access dispute goes to court
A High Court judge was today asked declare that Crown leases in the South Island high country retain a right of public access.
Stabbed shop owner not sure why charged
A south Auckland liquor store owner who admitted using a hockey stick to defend himself shortly after he was stabbed says he has no idea why he was charged by police.
Police recruit's future uncertain after rape complaint
A police recruit, who had a rape charge against him thrown out by a court today, faces an uncertain future as police decide whether to keep him on.
No case to answer for liquor store owner
South Auckland liquor store owner Virender Singh has no case to answer, a depositions hearing at Manukau District Court has found.
Mother says son not involved in father's murder
A Sydney woman who hacked up her husband with an axe has told a jury her eldest son, who helped dispose of the body, had nothing to do with the killing.
Decision reserved on transferral of Ruatoki raids to High Court
A High Court judge has reserved her decision on whether charges laid after controversial police raids in Ruatoki in the eastern Bay of Plenty in 2007 should be transferred to the High Court.
Police recruit rape case dropped
A case of rape against a police recruit has been thrown out of court after a judge decided the woman was an unreliable witness.