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Wine business fined $120,000 for exploiting workers
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68 people - mostly men - drowned in 2018
In 2018, 24 fewer people died from preventable drowning than year before.
H-Files: The killing of the pregnant cook
Historic murder of 20-year-old daughter of Christchurch politician.
Precious find for Jackson, lad of the ring
Finders hope to reunite lost wedding ring dug up at Waiheke beach with its owner.
Kiwis bought a record number of new cars in 2018
But the good times aren't predicted to roll on.
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A cloud of thousands of insects flew along street in Parnell, Auckland.
Jellyfish epidemic: Scientists wonder if warming to blame
Researchers are examining how much heat waves may have contributed to the jellyfish bloom.
H-Files: Fatal flight wasn't meant to get airborne
Fatal flight may have unintentionally lifted into the air during taxiing tests on water.
The Kiwi criminals kicked out of Australia
Over 800 criminals had visas revoked in 2018, many already booted out thanks to new laws.
'I worry for my kids and grandkids': Costs rising faster than wages for 70pc of Kiwis
"I feel undervalued & underpaid," said one worker in the survey.
The commodities to watch in 2019
Everything from oil and copper to coffee and sugar suffered deep losses in 2018.
Rubbish piles up beside $2 compactors
Coromandel visitors bypass $2 compactor fee and dump rubbish for free.
Was it a UFO, meteor . . . or an out-of-control Russian satellite?
There's a chance part of the burning night sky object is sitting in someone's backyard.
Beach weather: Metservice's pick of the day
Napier, Hastings and Blenheim set to share high of 32C today.
'Suspicious' house fire in Gisborne
Police investigate 'suspicious' house fire in Gisborne
Crash woman charged over police pursuit
Woman involved in serious crash charged over police pursuit in Northland
Sun shines as workers farewell holidays
Fine start to the working year forecast in upper North Island.
Passengers delayed by airport lights lift off
Larger plane helps clear a backlog of delayed passengers heading to Samoa
Hot, gales, rain - a Kiwi summer weekend
There is hot weather in much of NZ today, but gales and heavy rain are on the way, too.
Custody on gun charges after 'kidnapping'
Jarrad Singer remanded in custody on firearms charges.
Boatie rescues children on North Shore
Two children were in difficulty in the water at Rothesay Bay on the North Shore.
Man allegedly kidnapped for ransom
Alleged kidnapping happened in Christchurch on December 29
'This is amazing': Inglewood store that sold $22m Lotto ticket swamped by visitors
Lotto Powerball winner of $22.3 million yet to cash in their ticket
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Housing, agriculture, tourism - dire predictions if climate allowed to continue warming.
Assault by poisoning - a history of gruesome killings in NZ
Strychnine seems to have been popular a century ago.
Former Kiwi soldier missing in Outback 'suffering from PTSD'
Mother believes Ray Mahu, who hasn't been seen since December 3, has gone 'walkabout'.
New Year baby resolution couldn't come fast enough
One of first babies of 2019 weighs in at 4.7kg
Attacked by stingray: 'Steve Irwin came to mind'
Jamie Cunningham stood on stingray while boogie-boarding.
Fire-hit historic church hall demolished
Blaze engulfed heritage-listed St James Presbyterian Church hall in Mt Eden.
Roadside drug testing considered by Government
Police Minister Stuart Nash says options being considered, including saliva testing.