Ann Marie May

A mother who left her baby alone in the bath while she was on the phone for nine minutes has walked free after being found not guilty of his manslaughter. Audio

A woman who left her baby alone in the bath while she was on the phone for nine minutes has gone on trial at the High Court in Wellington. Audio

A man who hid in the ceiling of his ex-girlfriend's home, until she was asleep and then stabbed her to death, will spend at least 17 years in jail. Audio

Radio New Zealand's former news chief has told the Employment Court she felt she was made a scapegoat for budget shortfalls in other parts of the organisation. Audio

Radio New Zealand's former managing editor of news has told the Employment Court the company's CEO, Sharon Crosbie bullied her and set her up for dismissal. Audio

A man accused of stabbing and killing another young man on the Kapiti Coast has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Audio

A woman who fatally stabbed her partner at their Lower Hutt home has walked from Court a free woman. Audio

A Jury has been reminded of the severe beatings meted out to a woman accused of fatally stabbing her partner in January this year. Audio

An expert in battered woman syndrome has been the sole defence witness at the trial of a woman accused of fatally stabbing her partner, who was a Mongrel Mob member. Audio

The Crown has told a Jury that a woman who fatally stabbed her partner in Lower Hutt did so while she was drunk and angry. Audio

A former safety manager from the Civil Aviation Authority has been found not guilty of all charges laid against him in respect of a forged email which ended up before a Coroner's inquest. Audio

Charges of forgery and attempting to pervert the course of justice laid against the Civil Aviation Authority's former safety manager have been thrown out. Audio

A Court has heard that lawyers for the Civil Aviation Authority suggested that members of the organisation's safety investigation team stay away from an inquest into a fatal Kapiti Coast air crash. Audio

The Crown has asked the Court of Appeal to overturn a judges decision to throw out a drug and firearms case against members of a Nelson gang. Audio

A man whom a Judge said carried out a 'reign of tyranny' for more than 25 years has been jailed for 19 years. Audio

Despite vociferous criticism, the Justice Minister, Judith Collins seems intent on pushing through legislation revamping the Family Court, with its second reading held under urgency earlier this… Audio

Jurors hearing a defamation trial in the High Court in Wellington have been given a list of five questions to work their way through as they deliberate on their verdict. Audio

The chief of the Defence Force says after hearing a journalist give evidence, he now accepts the man was able to get onto a Crisis Response Unit base in Afghanistan and probably interviewed a… Audio

The chief of the Defence Force has told a jury he now accepts that a New Zealand journalist was able to get onto a Crisis Response Unit base in Afghanistan. Audio

The health of a man, who died in Lower Hutt last year, is to come under close scrutiny at the High Court trial of two men accused of his manslaughter. Audio