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Missing woman mystery: Police call off search after 24 days
Melissa Ewings was last seen just before dusk near her home in Clarence.
Melissa Ewings was last seen just before dusk near her home in Clarence.
Jamie Mendez had $1m of cocaine lined inside puffer jackets at Christchurch Airport
Stanley Bay services have been cancelled, passengers told to take the Devonport ferry.
Philip Neville Arps was banned from mosques and contact with Muslims.
Winds of up to 160km/h blew through the fire area this morning.
Some residents are now being allowed through the fire cordon 17km from Lake Ohau.
46 homes were destroyed, with thousands of hectares surrounding the village scorched.
NZME and magazine publisher Are Media have inked a content-sharing deal.
The group of ocean dippers meets every week, togs and towels ready to go.
Family of Lundy's dead friend, and one-time suspect, fight to keep his name secret.
Clint Hoeben died in the horror crash during the coronavirus national lockdown.
The young Christchurch mum was brutally killed 25 years ago.
Some residents say their land is "worth nothing" because of problems with the road.
Recovery mission has reached critical point underground.
Talks not over, but families and survivors suggest they want him in NZ.
Search for missing woman Melissa Ewings scaled back after phone found.
Son-in-law and daughter were trusted with bank accounts.
Phone tracked to within 100m of Melissa Ewings' house - but no sign of her.
A local said it would have been better to have no cycle lane at all.
The Invercargill Mayor reveals personal struggles in an exclusive interview.
Lauren Biddle, 22, died in Christchurch in 2018.
Sir Richie, Jordie... the popular summery fixture is back - but who's landed the big game?
'I'd like to go to prison,' father Niklas Gebhardt tells judge.
Auckland GP alarmed to be caught up in homegrown con.
Review finds NZ's genome sequencing is 'world leading' - but has room for improvement.
Residents complained of squatters, rubbish, vermin, and, in some cases, faeces.
The project is expected to take between seven and eight years.
The inconvenient truth was that the health system fails Māori, John Tamihere says.
South Auckland detective talks "spies, private eyes and tough guys".