Tony Wall

A man says he missed out on ACC funding for childhood sexual abuse for more than 20 years because letters relating to his claim were sent to his abuser’s family home.

More than three decades ago, ACC sent details of a teenager's confidential compensation payment for sexual abuse to her father - her abuser.

A Taupō mother says she was shocked when her daughter's child care centre abruptly terminated her enrolment after a disagreement with staff over attendance changes and charges.

A Queenstown-based developer who was offering house and land packages across the South Island and also had plans for a $2m virtual reality house design business has appeared in court on theft charges.

Carl Watters of Dovedale near Nelson has been charged with multiple offences, the latest twist in a long-running neighbours-at-war dispute.

Three days before he was due to undergo surgery for a wrist injury, ACC advised Wayne Browning it wouldn't be funding the operation.

The officer who was shot and almost killed by fugitive Tom Phillips - and his colleague who used his local knowledge and skills to track and ultimately

Hashim Mosawi was described as critical to New Zealand’s mission in Afghanistan, supplying materials to build and protect bases. He fears the Taliban, but was rejected for resettlement.

A mother acquitted of the attempted murder of her severely disabled adult daughter has been left with a legal aid bill of more than $220,000, in what her lawyer calls a “tragic and traumatic” case.

Dr Deborah Waxman was accused of being rude and insensitive towards patients but a judge has questioned if she’s been made to wait too long for an investigation.