Snoop Dogg's New Zealand concert has been cancelled just three days before the event was set to take place. The cancellation comes amid legal controversy surrounding promoter Pato Alvarez, who was found guilty of sexual assault charges and has been involved in a prolonged legal battle over name suppression.

Tim Jago, former Act Party president, has been denied parole after being convicted of indecent assault on two teenage boys in the 1990s. The Parole Board cited his limited acceptance of the offenses as a key reason for the denial.

The Court of Appeal has quashed the convictions of Frankie Te Uira Edwards for the 2006 Epsom kidnapping following a review that found significant flaws in the original police investigation, raising questions about eyewitness reliability and the justice system.

The Banking Ombudsman has ruled in favor of ANZ after a customer lost $550,000 to an international investment scam. The case has sparked debate over the responsibility of banks in preventing fraud and protecting their customers.

An in-depth analysis of Tyler Robinson's potential ties to far-right internet subcultures following the killing of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. Explore the role of online behavior, engraved bullets, and cultural references in the investigation.

Sharanjit Kaur is appealing her four-year prison sentence for a fatal crash that killed Jonathan Baker. Her defense highlights her mental health, cultural background, and completed community service, while the prosecution argues that these factors were not relevant to the sentencing decision.

A forensic accountant presents financial evidence showing a significant increase in Hakyung Lee's spending after her husband's death, as she faces murder charges for the deaths of her children, whose bodies were found in suitcases nearly four years later.

Authorities in Utah have arrested Tyler Robinson, a suspect in the assassination of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk, after a 33-hour manhunt. The investigation is ongoing as law enforcement seeks to determine the motive behind the attack.

The tragic shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University has sparked a nationwide debate on free speech, workplace conduct, and political polarization. Employees have faced disciplinary action for online comments, highlighting the tension between personal expression and employer expectations.

Russia claims to have captured the village of Novomykolaivka in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region, but verification remains uncertain. Ukrainian analysts suggest the village is still under Kyiv’s control, highlighting the challenges of confirming battlefield developments in the ongoing conflict.

A 34-year-old serial offender, Kaelmn Jonathan James Waho, will remain under extended supervision until 2029 after being released from prison. With a history of 49 convictions and a pattern of violent behavior, the High Court has ruled that his supervision order must continue due to his persistent vengeful intentions and lack of reform.

An ICE officer fatally shot an undocumented immigrant during an attempted arrest in Franklin Park, Illinois. The incident has sparked debate over immigration enforcement tactics and calls for transparency from local officials and advocates.

Thousands of people marched in Auckland, New Zealand, demanding sanctions against Israel and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. The 'March for Humanity' saw over 10,000 participants, with organizers calling for an end to the blockade and the reinstatement of UNRWA.

New aerial images have revealed a hidden campsite linked to Tom Phillips, a fugitive who died in a shootout with police. The discovery has provided new insights into Phillips' life on the run and the potential support network he may have relied upon.

Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell has avoided jail in Australia after being found guilty of intimidating a police officer and his wife. The court sentenced him to 200 hours of community service, highlighting the legal boundaries of political activism and the consequences of intimidation.

A manhunt is underway for the shooter who killed prominent conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. The FBI has released images of a person of interest and is asking for public help in identifying the suspect. Authorities have recovered the weapon used in the shooting and are analyzing evidence.

A coroner's investigation has revealed that pathologists in Tasmania may have sourced body parts from coronial autopsies for a museum without family consent, raising serious ethical concerns. The University of Tasmania has apologized for the historic practice.

Charlie Kirk, a prominent right-wing activist and ally of Donald Trump, was killed in a shooting at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025. The incident, described as a 'political assassination,' has sparked fears of rising political violence in the United States. Reactions from political leaders and ongoing FBI investigations are being closely followed.

Kim Dotcom has revealed he is recovering from a serious stroke as his extradition fight to the United States continues. The German-born entrepreneur, founder of Megaupload, faces multiple criminal charges in the US, including copyright infringement and money laundering, and has vowed to fight the extradition.

New Zealand police have located the main campsite used by Tom Phillips and his children during their four-year hiding period, concluding Operation Curly. The children have been safely returned and are now in the care of Oranga Tamariki. A film crew has been following the investigation for a year, and police are now seeking those who may have aided Phillips.