Crime

Hackers are demanding to be paid after stealing 400,000 medical files from Manage My Health, the country's largest patient portal.

Hackers say they will release up to 400,000 stolen patient documents if ManageMyHealth doesn't pay. Audio

Police investigating a mass disorder incident in Auckland just after Christmas are appealing for the public's assistance.

The hackers say they will leak more than 400,000 files if a ransom isn't paid, in what an expert says is "the worst data breach that I recall seeing in New Zealand". Audio

Arthur Fairley has almost 900 trials under his belt, and says the law is like a test match.

The social media site has lost names, email address, private messages, posts and GPS locations which have been put up for sale on the dark web.

Police are seeking witnesses to an assault at a campsite in Cromwell on Friday.

The police believe the man pictured may be able to help with enquires into an assault on Ballarat Street.

A two-year police operation dismantled a multimillion-dollar drug network, resulting in jail for Tribesmen members and associates.

Detective Senior Sergeant Paul Wilson says officers found the body of a woman at the Bay of Plenty property on Thursday.

Seven people have been prosecuted for card-skimming in the past five years.

An arrest was also made for someone setting off fireworks in a crowd of 300 people.

Police say the car crashed into a van, leaving the driver critically injured and needing to be airlifted to hospital.

A woman was found dead on Thursday afternoon, and a man on Friday morning, at a property in Pukehina.

A man is facing a number of charges following a crash in Levin just before midnight.

It comes after two straight nights of violence in Auckland, involving group brawls.

Teishallia Te Paea's body was found at a house in the Hastings suburb of Camberley on 29 October.

Police have set up a dedicated portal for witnesses of a mass brawl in Auckland to upload any footage they might have.

A brutal dog mauling that left three people injured was not an isolated event, but the culmination of years of warnings one victim says were repeatedly ignored.