Ann Marie May

The Crown will seek preventive detention for a former Wellington art gallery owner who sexually abused young boys and posted images of his offending online. Audio

A Court of Appeal Judge Justice Harrison has today described the Kim Dotcom case as an "utter procedural mess" and the Court of Appeal President, Justice O'Regan has suggested Mr Dotcom's lawyer was… Audio

The Crown submissions will continue this morning at the final day of a Supreme Court hearing over the part-sale of Mighty River Power. Audio

A lawyer for the Crown has told the Supreme Court the sale of Mighty River Power won't curtail attempts to settle Maori claims over water rights. Audio

The High Court has upheld an earlier Human Rights Review Tribunal finding that the Health Ministry discriminated against intellectually disabled people aged over 65 by not funding their community… Audio

A coroner is calling for mandatory labels on alcohol packaging, warning of the dangers of binge drinking. Audio

A father broke down in tears today as he told a Court about how his family suffered after his son was killed outside a Blenheim bar. Audio

A Jury has heard that a man accused of fatally stabbing another man in a road rage attack claims he acted in self-defence. Audio

An amputee cannabis activist who sold the drug to an undercover Police officer, has escaped a jail term. Audio

A former piano shop owner, whose business folded leaving customers out of pocket, is tonight beginning a two year jail term. Audio

A jury has returned guilty verdicts against two men accused of confronting a couple in their Silverstream home and making off with jewellery and between 50 and 80 thousand dollars cash. Audio

The jury will return tomorrow to consider its verdict in a Upper Hutt home invasion trial. Audio

A Jury has heard of a terrifying ordeal endured by a Hutt Valley couple as they were robbed at gunpoint in their home in June last year. Audio

Lawyers acting for the United States Government have asked the Court of Appeal to overturn earlier District and High Court rulings forcing the FBI to provide to Kim Dotcom its evidence against him. Audio

Paul Rodgers, who is 40, was sentenced in the High Court in Wellington on a number of charges, including participating in an organised criminal group and money laundering, to which he had earlier… Audio

Three men accused of taking part in a crime spree where cars were stolen, shops were ram raided and an attempt was made to burn down the Karori Police Station, have gone on trial in Wellington. Audio

A judge has thrown out a legal challenge taken by Whanganui District Council to prevent the serial sex offender, Stewart Murray Wilson, being released in its area, but has not yet given his reasons… Audio

A case involving serious allegations of sexual and physical abuse has been brought to an end by the trial judge, who ruled evidence from the children involved was too unreliable to go before the jury.

A child has told a Wellington Jury that her mother's drinking made her angry, but sometimes she thought her mother couldn't help it. Audio

A Wellington Jury has heard that eight Porirua children from one family were sexually abused by their parents and two men and also physically abused in their home over a four year period from 2006. Audio