Case by Case (Open Justice)
NZ Herald
Topics: Society & Culture · True Crime · News Commentary
Every case tells a story. But understanding what happens in court, a tribunal or disciplinary hearing, and why, can be just as important as the verdict or finding itself. Hosted by Jane Yee alongside a rotating cast of NZ Herald Open Justice reporters, Case by Case examines the cases, disputes and decisions making headlines across New Zealand. Case by Case is an Open Justice podcast from the NZ Herald, with support from NZ On Air. New episodes every Tuesday at 5.30PM NZT
Latest episodes
- The music lesson that ended a teacher’s career
- A campervan booking, two suitcases and $619,000 of cocaine
- Maggots and missed cancer revealed in damning rest home investigation
- Why a Dilworth abuser is walking free after being denied parole seven times
- Why a repeat offender got a 55% sentencing discount
- Six young lives lost - Inside a Northland coronial inquest
- Why do so many 501 deportees reoffend?
- Could your social media posts land you in court?
- The kidnapping case that could keep an offender behind bars for life
- What happens when you take your boss to the ERA?
Case by Case (Open Justice) is No. 190 in Society & Culture on Apple Podcasts in New Zealand today. The latest episode came out on October 13, 2026. A new episode comes out about once a week.
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