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Supplied This image is from a memorial sheet for Martin Orme Berry as he was farewelled by family and friends at the Cleveland Chapel in Whanganui in January. Justice Cameron Mander remanded Maloney in custody, and scheduled her trial for March 7, 2022. The judge said two health assessor's reports had confirmed Maloney's fitness to stand trial. Maloney, wearing a grey prison jumper, was silent during the appearance Berry was farewelled at a memorial service attended by more than 60 people in his hometown of Whanganui in January. Berry’s brother David and sister Joanna paid tribute to h...

| Last updated  12:55 AM, April 15 2021 GMT+1 The man behind the deaths of 51 innocent people in Christchurch is launching a fresh legal challenge today (April 15) at Auckland's High Court. Brenton Tarrant will represent himself, according to the New Zealand Herald, as he challenges the conditions imposed on him in jail. He's seeking to get the courts to stop him being labelled a terrorist and also change his access to news and mail. Justice Venning said: "After the conference had been arranged, Mr Tarrant advised the prison authorities this morning that he had a complaint about a lack of ...

Christchurch man Faiz Ali was allegedly murdered on Armagh St on February 21, 2021. The identity of the man accused of bludgeoning a Christchurch man to death at a block of flats just outside the central city will continue to be kept secret after a recent change in defence counsel. The 38-year-old appeared via video-link in the High Court in Christchurch on Friday on a charge of murdering Faiz Ali. James Rapley QC appeared for the defendant. Rapley told the court he had only been appointed on Thursday and had very little time to liaise with his client. He requested the case to be postponed ...

Nathan Ihaka Te Hana on the screen in the High Court in Christchurch during a previous appearance. Police were called on January 3 after it was reported that Graham needed medical assistance. He was declared dead at the scene. Te Hana was arrested two days later. He first appeared in the Christchurch District Court on the same day Graham had been scheduled to appear on charges of wilful damage, assaulting police and resisting police. Justice Cameron Mander remanded Te Hana in custody to May 7. A trial date has been set down for May next year. Stuff

Invercargill shooting: Trial cut short after accused pleads guilty 16 Feb, 2021 11:43 PM 2 minutes to read Joel Maikara Amohanga. Photo / Otago Daily Times Otago Daily Times An Invercargill man who shot another man in the stomach has pleaded guilty to a raft of charges after an attempted murder charge was dropped. Joel Maikara Amohanga, 30, has been on trial at Invercargill High Court since Monday after he denied four charges - attempted murder, threatening to kill, assault and unlawful possession of a firearm. However, the trial was ended days early when he pleaded guilty after the crown dro...