Ann Marie May

In the first case of its kind in New Zealand a former guard who smuggled hard drugs, fast food and a cellphone into Rimutaka Prison, has been jailed for two years three months. Audio

A former Rimutaka Prison manager has admitted growing cannabis and being part of a conspiracy to sell it. Audio

A man dubbed the"beast of Blenheim"for his prolific sexual offending against women and girls has challenged in the High Court the Parole Board's decision to refuse him parole. Audio

The family of a man bashed to death by a man wielding an ornamental cat statue are thankful that the killer is finally behind bars and they can begin trying to move on with their own lives. Audio

A motorist who killed two people and seriously injured three others wept in the dock of the Wellington District Court today as he was sentenced to seven months home detention and two hundred hours of… Audio

The Court of Appeal has reserved its decision on whether Clayton Weatherston received a fair trial on the charge of murdering his girlfriend. Audio

The Court of Appeal is considering whether a documentary about provocation which aired at the same time as the Clayton Weatherson murder trial could mean he didn't get a fair hearing. Audio

A woman who buried her dead baby's body in the yard of her Wellington home has received a community-based sentence and been granted permanent name suppression. Audio

A Judge sentencing a man who killed a Palmerston North toddler, says too many children are being left in the care of young men who lash out when things go wrong. Audio

Bizarre details have emerged in Court about a Wellington man who faked his own disappearance in January, sparking an extensive search and rescue operation. Audio

A Kapiti Coast tax and investment advisor who fleeced his clients of around $2 million is tonight beginning a five and a half year jail sentence. Audio

A former ACC property manager who admitted taking cash and gifts in exchange for favours and information says he is ashamed of what he has done. Audio

A Japanese fishing company which mislead the ministry of fisheries over where it caught it's fish , has been fined 2-hundred-and-66-thousand dollar in addition to more than 4-million dollars it has… Audio

A brother and sister are tonight beginning jail sentences after they admitted paying a Mongrel Mob member to beat Raymond Piper, in what turned into a fatal attack in May 2010. Audio

Several children have given evidence at the High Court trial of a man accused of inflicting fatal injuries on a little girl in Palmerston North. Audio

There have been tears in a Palmerston North courtroom this afternoon as a grandfather gave evidence at the High Court trial of the man accused of killing his 3-year-old granddaughter. Audio

A man who admitted injecting another man with a fatal dose of heroin is tonight beginning a sentence of more than two years in jail, despite his victim's mother asking that he not be put behind bars. Audio

A convicted murderer who continues to protest his innocence has filed charges of perjury against several people who gave evidence at his High Court trial. Audio

A grandmother who was caught carrying the largest amount of methamphetamine ever found on a domestic passenger at Wellington Airport has been sentenced to more than 6 years in jail. Audio

A convicted murderer has gone to the High Court in Wellington today over his claim that the Corrections Department breached his rights by destroying some items taken from his cell. Audio