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Woman found not guilty of stabbing partner
LATEST: In a shock verdict a woman accused of murdering her partner with a kitchen knife was found not guilty this afternoon. Natalie Theresa Ford, 44, was accused of killing west Auckland man Gary Marshall at a house in Orewa, north of Auckland,
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:37A
Woman gets divorce from impotent husband
Man acquitted: The Appeals Court upheld the verdict of the First Instance Court and refrained from punishing a citizen arrested for consuming Amphetamine. The Public Prosecution charged the citizen for driving under the influence of drugs after he had
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:34A
Verdict due tomorrow over motorcycle crash
the court Mr Brown could've been travelling as fast as 158km/h and the crash could've been avoided if he was going 100km/h. After hearing arguments over the past two days, Judge Lance Moore will deliver his verdict tomorrow afternoon. By Caleb Allison.
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:34A
Seven more people jailed in China over tainted pork scandal
The People's Court of Huojia County said in its Tuesday verdict that the seven had been selling clenbuterol, an illegal carcinogenic food additive used to keep pigs lean, to farmers since 2009. The seven were also punished with fines between 1000 yuan
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:33A
Former St. Luke's surgeon found not negligent
Defense attorneys Mark Solheim and Charles Bateman on Wednesday dissected a couple of medical experts who testified against their clients. Solheim told jurors the two experts who took the witness stand against former Duluth neurosurgeon Stefan
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:30A
'One step closer to closure'
The 16 members of the Hindocha family who had listened pensively to Chief Magistrate Howard Riddle's two-hour verdict, tightly embraced each other. Above them, in the public gallery, 22 members of the Dewani family sat in stunned silence.
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:23A
Fort await verdict on Campbell op
FORT FC boss Danny Conlon is set to discover the extent of the knee injury keeping number one keeper John Campbell on the sidelines. The former Hibs youth keeper, who has missed Fort's first three games this season, is vital to the team
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:17A
Haerewa guilty of bedsit murder
After more than five hours into their second day of deliberations, the six men and six women jurors in the High Court at Wellington returned with a unanimous verdict about 3.30pm. Justice Simon France remanded an impassive Haerewa, 53, in custody for
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:14A
Conservative Economists: Raise Revenue
However, FrumForum spoke to several right-leaning economists about this position, and their verdict was clear – they were willing to accept higher revenues as part of a debt-reduction plan. Scott Sumner, a professor of economics at Bentley State
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:13A
Man guilty in fiancee's murder
One juror spoke to prosecutors Bill Reed and Xochitl Vandiver-Gaskin and Greg Russell, Johnson's attorney, after the verdict. The juror said Johnson's five-day disappearance after the killing influenced the jury's decision. The jury also didn't believe
Updated: 08/11/2011 01:12A
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