Heartbreak in Kaikōura: Quad bike kills banded dotterel during hatch
The incident has conservationists calling for four-wheel drives to be banned from beaches.
The incident has conservationists calling for four-wheel drives to be banned from beaches.
The death will be referred to the coroner.
Liquor laws meant life was "rather dull in rural districts" back in the day.
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Ben Tomsett speaks to old friends and political allies on a remarkable career.
COMMENT: Jarrod Gilbert tackles the pain and power that come with yoga.
Make the most of the fine weather ahead of the next stormy spell to hit midweek.
“Everything we do now is about protecting Matt’s mana” while he undergoes treatment.
OPINION: Watching the new growth appear is nature at its best.
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Study offers new way to get a firmer answer to an increasingly asked question among Kiwis.
Rahal has resigned as a JP and the Honours Unit is probing whether he should hold a gong.
'He gets clones of women who look the same, younger versions of his wife.'
OPINON: The Federal Reserve has started its easing cycle with a bang.
Lakes Performing Arts Centre collaborates with Otonga Primary on their latest production.
Red meat is often missing from foodbank parcels, so we saw an opportunity to fill that gap
Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich said residents have the right to be outraged.
The flight reportedly experienced wind shear just before touchdown.
Donglan Wu is serving five years but has avoided deportation on humanitarian grounds.
The Connemara lost power and drifted for two hours during a late-night sailing.
Coastguard Howick responded to the rock fisherman in the water in Beachlands.
'It was just bang after bang after bang, and the building shaking.'
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An interview with the serious, if slightly shambolic, new Minister of Everything
Dunedin Mayor Jules Radich said residents have the right to be outraged.
Two people are in a serious condition and a third person is moderately injured.