Hundreds gathered at Te Kotahitanga Marae in Tūākau for a special court hearing to witness the swearing-in of the first Māori female District Court Judge from Waikato- Judge Tinimiraka Victoria Clark.
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NewsRewa heads for retrial
Convicted rapist Malcolm Rewa has failed in his bid to avoid a retrial for the rape and murder of Susan Burdett in 1992.
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Woman charged in relation to the death of Demetrius Pairama
Police have now arrested and charged a woman with murder in relation to the death of 17-year-old Demetrius Pairama.
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Ngāti Whātua addresses tikanga issue in court
A Supreme Court case begins today where iwi Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei will argue that tikanga and culture are being diminished by government decision-making.
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Oriini Kaipara says best reporting win was a team effort
This year’s Voyager Best Māori Affairs winner, Oriini Kaipara of Māori Televisions Native Affairs Show says the accolades also belong to her family and colleagues. The win was announced at a media awards gala for print, radio, television and also digital in Auckland.
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"Thieves" poach haul of kina and crayfish from Gisborne reserve- DOC ranger
A group of people caught allegedly poaching crayfish and kina from a Gisborne Marine reserve have had vehicles seized and will face court charges. The Department of Conservation (DoC) says the illegal haul is unacceptable.
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My future sits well under the guidance of Te Puea- Hurimoana Dennis
Hurimoana Dennis who was found not guilty of kidnapping a 17-year-old says he will continue to help the homeless after he retires next year. The frontman of Te Puea marae's Manaaki Tangata programme says the role is as a police liaison officer, but for Dennis, there are fewer restrictions in the Te Puea role.
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Whāngārei next town to host Rangatahi Court
Northlanders are looking forward to the new Rangatahi Court soon to be established in Whāngārei.
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Hurimoana Dennis found not guilty of kidnapping charges
A jury has found Inspector Hurimoana Dennis and Sergeant Vaughan Perry not guilty on two charges of kidnapping at the Auckland High Court today.
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Trial continues for men charged in Fleet murders
The trial continues for three men charged with the murders of an uncle and nephew near Rotorua. Mikaere Hura, Martin Hone and Zen Pulemoana have appeared in the Rotorua High Court charged with the murders of 51-year-old Raymond Fleet and his 25-year-old nephew James.
