Law

The testing regime is expected to be in place by December, with the government wanting 50,000 tests a year.

Sue Grey was being interviewed when she revealed too much information about a baby.

The Māori rights activist wants his friend who is on a hunger strike to be freed after allegations of abuse by prison guards.

Daylight could be seen through gaps in the wall and ceiling, insulation was exposed and the roof leaked, the Tenancy Tribunal heard.

A New Zealand-led taskforce has made a successful drug bust of 260 kilograms of narcotics, worth $87.8 million, from a boat off the coast of Oman.

Two family members of Doreion Hard yelled profanities at the murder-accused as he appeared.

A technical failure in the court resulted in the trial not being recorded or transcribed.

The money owed by the controversial Du Val Property Group has grown from $238m to $306m, a new report says. Audio

A man who regularly took photos of illegally parked cars and sent them to the council was assaulted by a woman who "clawed" his neck and struck him on the head.

A heartbroken artist who has been battling her ex-husband for years over copyright on her work said her loss should serve as a warning to other artists.

Protestors have camped outside the home of the Israeli Prime Minister and he has taken his country back to war, but these are just some of the major issues "King Bibi" must deal with. Audio

A woman who suffered an acute infection, blood clots, and bleeding in her stomach following a routine injection said she has lost faith in "incompetent" health professionals.

Levittown shares the stories of dozens of young women who discovered photos of themselves stolen from social media, manipulated and posted on a porn site. Audio

Environmental defenders are rallying amid concerns courtrooms are increasingly being used to silence critics.

James Gardner Hopkins was suspended after inappropriate touching of summer interns.