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Crime and Justice

 Inspector Ross Grantham

Former Manawatū police chief humbled by Order of Merit nod

Ross Grantham's career included heading the investigation into the deaths of Christine and Amber Lundy in 2000, resulting in Mark Lundy's conviction for his wife and daughter's murder.

Crime and Justice

1:41pm

Police at the scene on Highbrook Drive this afternoon.

One in critical condition after Akl crash, allegedly fleeing from police

Police said it had observed a motorcycle travelling at speed and undertaking dangerous manoeuvres on Highbrook Drive this afternoon.

Crime and Justice

Sunday 3:16pm

Police car. (file image)

Bystanders praised for action after walking frame user robbed in Gisborne

The woman was outside a superette on Roebuck Rd at around 10am on Saturday when she was threatened and money in her hands was allegedly snatched.

Crime and Justice

Sunday 1:30pm

A car burns and fireworks explode as police watch PSG supporters celebrate in Paris, Saturday, May 30, 2026.

Arrests in Paris after violence during Champions League celebrations

The Paris police prefecture said smaller groups caused disturbances in various locations, with some vandalising shops and setting fires.

Crime and Justice

Sunday 1:00pm

Two men living in Samoa were arrested in Vietnam following the killing of Australian gang "Coconut Cartel" leader Lamalu Lorenzo Tovia outside a Ho Chi Minh City restaurant.

Concern over organised crime networks in Pacific after Vietnam killing

New Zealand's Police Commissioner is calling for greater regional cooperation after a brazen gang killing in Vietnam implicated nationals from Samoa, Australia and beyond.

Crime and Justice

Sat, May 30

2:36

 Inspector Ross Grantham

Former Manawatū police chief humbled by Order of Merit nod

Ross Grantham's career included heading the investigation into the deaths of Christine and Amber Lundy in 2000, resulting in Mark Lundy's conviction for his wife and daughter's murder.

Crime and Justice

1:41pm

Police at the scene on Highbrook Drive this afternoon.

One in critical condition after Akl crash, allegedly fleeing from police

Police said it had observed a motorcycle travelling at speed and undertaking dangerous manoeuvres on Highbrook Drive this afternoon.

Crime and Justice

Sunday 3:16pm

Police car. (file image)

Bystanders praised for action after walking frame user robbed in Gisborne

The woman was outside a superette on Roebuck Rd at around 10am on Saturday when she was threatened and money in her hands was allegedly snatched.

Crime and Justice

Sunday 1:30pm

A car burns and fireworks explode as police watch PSG supporters celebrate in Paris, Saturday, May 30, 2026.

Arrests in Paris after violence during Champions League celebrations

The Paris police prefecture said smaller groups caused disturbances in various locations, with some vandalising shops and setting fires.

Crime and Justice

Sunday 1:00pm

Two men living in Samoa were arrested in Vietnam following the killing of Australian gang "Coconut Cartel" leader Lamalu Lorenzo Tovia outside a Ho Chi Minh City restaurant.

Concern over organised crime networks in Pacific after Vietnam killing

New Zealand's Police Commissioner is calling for greater regional cooperation after a brazen gang killing in Vietnam implicated nationals from Samoa, Australia and beyond.

Crime and Justice

Sat, May 30

2:36

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Kenneth Law, 60, entered guilty pleas on Friday to 14 counts of counselling or aiding suicide.

Canadian man who aided deaths of at least five Kiwis pleads guilty

Kenneth Law sold lethal chemicals to hundreds of vulnerable people across more than 40 countries, including New Zealand.

Crime and Justice

Sat, May 30

Composite image by Crystal Choi.

Erin Patterson's mushroom murder appeal to be heard in August

Patterson was found guilty last year of murdering her former in-laws Don and Gail Patterson, along with Gail's sister Heather Wilkinson, after serving them a deadly beef Wellington lunch.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

Jingui Liu and Xiuyun Li

Gulf Harbour body trial: Grandmother denied knowing dead woman

The bruised body of Shulai Wang was found in the water at Gulf Harbour two years ago.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

The man was pursued by a plainclothes police officer in the West Auckland car park.

Long leg of the law: Fleeing suspect run down by sprinting officer

A man was apprehended by a plainclothes officer after being chased down on foot at a West Auckland shopping centre.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned Israel and Russia in the 2025 report.

UN blacklists Israeli and Russian forces for sexual violence

An annual United Nations report documenting sexual violence in conflicts worldwide has included Israeli forces for the first time for their treatment of Palestinian detainees.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

The US Courthouse for the 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta.

US Federal judge had sex in chambers with police officer

An investigation has found the judge had an extramarital affair with a high-ranking police officer, despite initially lying about it.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

Dismantled vehicle at an alleged illegal 'chop shop' in Canterbury.

Police put the brakes on illegal chop shop in Christchurch

A Christchurch business owner has been arrested and faces accusations of deconstructing stolen vehicles to ship parts overseas.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

Police said officers spotted a vehicle weaving across Western Hills Dr shortly after 11am on Monday while looking for a wanted individual.

Police rush Whangārei driver to hospital after emergency stop

Officers pulled over weaving car while searching for a suspect – only to discover the driver was suffering severe chest pain.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

Waiariki McIlroy-Jones

Canterbury man who ran huge illegal lottery will wait to hear his fate

Waiariki McIlroy-Jones generated $11m in a little over a year through the scheme.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

Hazardous and toxic items were sold by the Chinese retailer.

EU slaps retailer Temu with hefty fine over hazardous kids' items

Products such as toxic or hazardous toys, baby products and unsafe electronics were cited as key to the fine.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

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Joseph Vaa admitted to killing 'Coconut Cartel' leader, Steve Tofa, 23 confessed to being his accomplice

Samoan men could face death penalty for killing of gang leader in Vietnam

Fiji police have confirmed two Samoan nationals, who confessed to shooting a Sydney gang leader in Vietnam and are facing a potential death penalty.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

The planned attack was set to occur two years ago.

Taylor Swift Austrian concert attack plot suspect found guilty

The concert plot was thwarted, but Austrian authorities still cancelled Swift's three performances in August 2024.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 29

Gulf Harbour body trial: 'Very thin' women seen at house victim stayed at

Gulf Harbour body trial: 'Very thin' women seen at house victim stayed at

Shulai Wang, 70, travelled to New Zealand from China to seek religious instructions from one of the accused in August 2023.

Crime and Justice

Thu, May 28

Former senior CIA official David Rush. (Source: Alexandria Sheriff's Office)

Former CIA official charged with stealing $68 million in gold bars

More than 300 gold bars and $3.4 million in cash was seized from David Rush's home in Virginia.

Crime and Justice

Thu, May 28

Ice buckets containing 390kg of methamphetamine. (Source: NSW Police)

Buckets of drugs lead to Sydney crime network arrests

Police found 390kg of methamphetamine stashed evenly across 39 large buckets, 140 cardboard boxes full of foam and packaging, and shopping bags.

Crime and Justice

Thu, May 28

The salmon's eyes were replaced with cartoon-style crosses in February.

Man charged with vandalising the Rakaia Salmon statue

Rakaia's famous statue was defaced in an environmental protest by Greenpeace in February, weeks after a $300,000 ratepayer-funded refurbishment.

Environment

Thu, May 28

Mase Mahonri Schwalger

Former Manu Samoa coach appeals sex offence convictions

Mahroni Schwalger played for the Highlanders, Hurricanes and the Chiefs, and was head coach of Manu Samoa until the end of 2024.

Crime and Justice

Thu, May 28

A drone attempting to smuggle $1.2 million worth of contraband into a north Queensland prison. (Source: Queensland Police)

Daring drone prison drop-off in Queensland dashed by officers

The illicit $1.2 million cargo featuring drugs, syringes and a mobile phone was downed as it approached Townsville Correctional Complex.

Crime and Justice

Thu, May 28

A Syrian camp for displaced persons in Atmeh.

Returned Australian 'ISIS bride' charged with terrorism offences

A group of six women linked to Islamic State and their children landed in Australia on Tuesday.

Crime and Justice

Thu, May 28

Customs found MDMA in garden gnomes during the investigation.

Man jailed after drugs imported in garden gnomes, baby formula

The man was the head of a national drug syndicate and was linked to more than 70 packages containing either cocaine, MDMA, ketamine or 1,4-Butanediol, valued at more than $20 million.

Crime and Justice

Thu, May 28

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