The Department of Labour is being accused of dragging its feet in the case of six Indians who were allegedly paid between $2 and $4 an hour at an Auckland liquor store.
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There have been calls for major changes to maritime safety after a 3 News investigation uncovered some terrifying near misses.
3 News has discovered 47 alleged sexual offenders, including paedophiles, are on the run, evading justice.
New Zealand’s most famous street is developing an ugly reputation as a dangerous place at night.
The owners of the Rena should share the blame for the disaster that led to two Filipino seamen being jailed, says a Philippines-based seafarers group.
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A supporter of the Urewera Four says sentencing two of them to jail terms is an outrageous outcome.
A murderer who strangled a Christchurch toddler to death and another man who raped and murdered a six-year-old Napier schoolgirl have been denied parole.
A water safety authority is backing calls for the mandatory use of life jackets on small vessels after a father and son died when a dinghy capsized in Manukau Harbour.
The New Zealand Pork Industry Board is appealing a High Court decision allowing new health standards for imported pig meat.
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The Government's promised a massive drop in crime – 25 percent less re-offending over the next five years.
The Government has found $65 million in its Corrections budget to fund a new rehabilitation programme to cut the rate of reoffending and cull prisoner numbers.
The Korean government is sending a high-level delegation to New Zealand to investigate allegations of violence, sexual harassment and wasteful fishing practices aboard foreign charter vessels.
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It has taken a jury less than an hour to convict runaway millionaire Kara Hurring.
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Police will be cutting staff numbers by around 125, despite its budget staying the same for the coming financial year.
Justice Minister Judith Collins has commenced her High Court defamation case against Labour MPs Trevor Mallard and Andrew Little.
A court has refused to cut the 11-year jail term given to a New Zealand couple.
Interview with Louis Crimp whose comments provoked 10 complaints to the Human Rights Commission.
The cheques that prove Kim Dotcom did make the donation have surface.
Thousands of people have marched up Auckland’s Queen Street this afternoon to protest asset sales.
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