Law

When Golriz Ghahraman hit the headlines again this year, another name popped up with the story.

A doctor concerned about an elderly man who defied orders not to drive wrote to transport officials who then took away his licence.

An investigation has been underway since a member of the public found his body in a creek in Northland.

Coke No Sugar, or Coke Zero? A bartender told a customer they were virtually the same thing.

The estate of one of Superman's co-creators has filed a copyright lawsuit in a US court against Warner Bros. Discovery ahead of the release of its new movie, Superman. Video

The burned, skeletal remains of an elderly artist who lived alone in a house bus in a remote corner of the South Island were found beside his favourite rocking chair.

A police officer warned a man not to walk on the highway in the dark less than two hours before he was hit by a utility vehicle and killed.

The Greens say the change is abhorrent and experience overseas shows it results in more homelessness.

A coroner is calling for stronger warnings on helium after a mother died at her daughter's first birthday party.

The Judicial Conduct Commissioner has called for an investigation into a District Court judge's behaviour at a private event in November.

An innocent bystander gave Kevin Grey a friendly nod. Moments later he and his partner were being viciously attacked.

The hearings will take place over a six-week period in Auckland and Hastings.

Analysis: Rupert Murdoch's media empire just did something incredibly unusual: It said sorry.

Companies Act reforms are meant to make New Zealand an easier, safer place to do business, but key gaps in the reforms mean they could fall short of achieving that.