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One trapped, seriously injured when car careers off Port Hills in Christchurch
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Emphasis will go on kids' education.
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Man charged after serious assault in Auckland's Onehunga
An 18-year-old man was arrested and is due to appear in the Auckland District Court.
Brrrr, it's chilly this morning
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The power of rugby: How it can help kids who lose a parent
Foundation takes a supportive role in the lives of grieving young players.
Rush hour breakdown on Auckland's Harbour Bridge causes big delays
Traffic is backed up over the Harbour Bridge.
Mosque shootings: Victim Support canvasses views on best ways to share funds
More than $7m already paid out to those directly affected by the March 15 attacks.
Pike River Mine re-entry: Team edge towards second seal 170m inside
Slow progress as experts comb mine where 29 men died in November 2010 disaster.
15 lost at sea in wartime flying-boat crash
Two wartime Pacific plane crashes at sea, 21 dead, including a New Zealand Army general.
Home's broadband internet so slow it's been unusable
Chorus promises cable repair after broadband "unusable" for three weeks.
Backyard rat trapping brings back birds
Group aims to have rat traps in a quarter of backyards.
Alleged white supremacist inmate faces new charges
Frank Finch charged with threatening to kill.
Apology to dying man after huge tumour missed by GP
John Downing's GP thought his bleeding was from haemorrhoids, not bowel cancer.
Think yesterday was cold? Looking back on NZ's coldest day
At -25.6C, New Zealand's coldest day, in 1903, caused frostbite and burst bottles.
Kiwi's pilgrimage to honour relatives' war service
New Plymouth man's pilgrimage to Italian war cemetery and Cassino battle site.
'Lucky to be alive': Injured biker crawled along riverbed for help
With a shattered kneecap, Zach Stratford crawled 200m over a stony riverbed.
Mt Albert intersection delays frustrate drivers
Drivers fed up with delays after changes to intersection in Mt Albert
Revealed: The dark past of jailed white supremacist
Philip Arps is fascinated with Nazis and white supremacy, released documents show.
Explosion and puff of smoke before bomber hits the water
Fatal plane crashes in New Zealand increased rapidly as the Air Force expanded for WWII.
Bomber hauled in from Cook Strait after forced landing
The Royal New Zealand Air Force plane came down at 12.30pm on December 14, 1939.
Auckland's first housing crisis a century ago
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Remembering NZ's third deadliest earthquake 90 years ago
The 1929 Murchison earthquake's victims were mostly killed by landslides.
Divorce 1919 style: All on show in court
A builder, his wife, a sheep farmer and a messy Wairarapa divorce case.
Meet John Lennon's Kiwi family: 'I sipped whisky in Beatles' hotel'
Beatles John Lennon and Ringo Starr met extended family members in Wellington in 1964.
Bitter family feud over $616m Disney fortune
Disneyland may be the happiest place on earth but the founding family is in a bitter feud.
Aero club devastated after plane crash death
One person confirmed dead in Coromandel plane crash
Christchurch mosque attack: How did hospital cope?
"We would've expected more people not to survive."
Live: Accused gunman pleads not guilty to 51 murders
Family and media have gathered for the appearance.
35 years ago today: The 'schnapps' election that shook NZ
Then PM Robert Muldoon slurred out his gamble on a snap election. It didn't pay off.
When wartime 'practice' bomb blew 1m deep crater in Herne Bay
Witnesses likened explosion from 'practice' bomb to sound of a car backfiring.
Risque postcard to lampooned lady found libellous
Court ordered family that sent libellous postcard implying adultery had to pay £124.
Killing spree made goldfields look like the Wild West
The Burgess gang committed the Maungatapu murders on goldfields track in Marlborough.