Unruly tourists: Xmas tree nicked from petrol station
The tourists have upset much of New Zealand with their antics and are facing deportation.
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Learner driver who killed teen cyclist could face appeal
Rouxle Le Roux had drunk wine and smoked cannabis before she killed a 15-year-old.
Fatal hit-and-run: Home detention suitable for 'accident'
Despite family's grief the crash must be considered an 'accident', says top lawyer.
Hit-and-run death driver petition nears 100,000 supporters
Charlene Kraatskow is seeking a harsher sentence for 19-year-old Rouxle Le Roux.
Mum of teen killed by hit-and-run driver starts petition for harsher penalty
Mum of 15-year-old killed in a hit-and-run thinks justice hasn't been served.
'No remorse': 'Heartless' learner driver killed teen
Boy's mum: "My heart is absolutely broken, I don't think it will ever get better."
Bamber's mum holds back tears as driver finally recognised at home
The kid from Jerusalem up the Whanganui River who won Le Mans and conquered the world.
NCEA injustice: Poor schools not getting reader-writer help
A third of NCEA students at some schools are getting help to read and write exams.
Inside story: How it all went wrong for Jami-Lee Ross
David Fisher traces the downfall of a man who seemed born for politics.
Jewellery store 'emptied night before liquidation'
A former staff member said her "heart's broken" at the abrupt closure of Ore Jewellery.
Buzz at Albany Lotto outlet over $11 million ticket
New World's Albany supermarket sold the latest winning Lotto powerball ticket.
Tragic Friday on the roads: Third fatal crash in five hours
Fatal crash north of Auckland has brought this morning's road death toll to three.
'Even the cargo got annoyed': Delays on Auckland motorways
It has been a slow trip into the city with a sheep making the most of the views
Camping free-for-all: Freedom campers welcome here
Auckland Council wants to encourage and control freedom camping.
Convert park-and-ride grass berm for parking: politician
Auckland's park-and-ride public transport car parks full by 8.30am.
Anglicans and Catholics eye Northcote for school
"Anything is possible in this new age," Anglican schools say as Catholic school closes.
In your neighbourhood? Find out where Auckland's new schools will be built
Four or five new high schools and eight to 10 new primaries to cope with Auckland growth.
'Toilet tax': Councillors weigh in on controversial levy
Views split on potential toilet tax.
Motorcyclist dies after crash with truck
The crash between the truck and the motorcycle happened shortly before 2.30pm.
Vets on standby for fireworks display
Rural animal owners fear for their beasts as neighbour insists on fireworks display.
Teen cyclist 'a warrior gone too soon'
Nathan Kraatskow, 15, was cycling when he was fatally struck by a car.
Fatal Auckland hit-and-run: Police speaking to driver
Driver allegedly involved in a hit and run incident where a teen died has come forward.
Teen cyclist killed in late-night hit-and-run
The teenager was on a bike at the time of the crash, which happened about 11pm on Friday.
Budget: What NZ families would love to see - Case 1: The financially secure
Funding for mental health, first home buyers and public transport were high priorities
Vanguard charter school gets tick as state school
Albany-based military school may get a new site and become a full secondary school.
Watch: Man traumatised by dramatic ram raid
New immigrant who witnessed the robbery says he was so scared he couldn't sleep afterward.
Johnny Danger's last pic before he died
Stuntman shared a photo believed to be taken during one of the stops on Anzac Day ride.
Johnny Danger's road death: 'One of the most loving and kind people'
Family stood by and hugged as police lifted a body from a gully off Dairy Flat Rd.
Two dead after morning crashes
Pedestrian killed on Auckland's North Shore and man dies in Hamilton.
Charter schools that may never open were paid $3.4m
Two charter schools were paid $1.5m between them on the day Jacinda Ardern was sworn in.
How this 16-year-old Kiwi almost doubled his money in the sharemarket
He's only 16, but Mathis Bitton has already started an investment society.
Vanguard charter school applies to become school of special character
Hipkins not ruling out financial support in the transition to special-character schools.