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Wastewater from 80 per cent of New Zealand to be tested for illegal drug use
Murder trial: 'He fired a shot at Brett'
Michael Hall has told the court his brother was previously threatened with gun violence
DIY digger's grisly find in Kingsland
Auckland villa owner found human remains and woman's shoe buried in basement.
Editorial: Jump in cost of recycling shows need for change
EDITORIAL: The rise in the cost of disposing of recyclables is a sign things must change.
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Fish & Game row over dead man's money escalates
Audit launched after financial and $500k bequest concerns
Under-fire Fish & Game chairman hits back
North Canterbury Fish & Game is being audited after concerns.
Big Read: Commander of slain NZ troops tells story for first time
NZDF blocked Craig Wilson's account of the infamous battle - but now it can be told.
Air NZ boss tells Govt: Time for less hui, more do-ey
'They just need to lay an egg and get it done'.
Sex worker's killer claims 'disease of the mind'
Gambian butcher Sainey Marong was jailed for life for killing Renee Duckmanton.
Killer back in jail after using drugs
Melissa Wepa spent 15 years in jail for killing a friend.
Editorial: Ardern's mothering feat is not unusual
A baby at the UN is unusual, but working mums juggle child care all the time.
Ebert Construction's tradies and subbies set to lose $30m
$3.7m of sub-contractor retentions will need to be divided up among by the High Court.
NZ banking under spotlight after Aussie review
A report on the conduct of NZ banks is due out next month.
Dead man's wishes for $500k ignored by Fish & Game
North Canterbury Fish & Game took legal advice before ignoring last wishes of fisherman.
Winery in receivership as Las Vegas lawsuit hits business
Mahana Winery was on the market but has asked its bank to appoint a receiver
Alleged P cook in court
Nigel Taylor allegedly found with meth precursors and cooking gear
Kaimanawa horses to be immortalised in bronze
Sculpture is intended to raise awareness of wild horse welfare and benefit town profile.
Hinch: New Zealand's politics is more genteel
Kiwi known across the Ditch as the Human Headline shares his thoughts on a range of topics
Kiwi family feared teenage daughter was dead three times
What was thought to be glandular fever turned out to be near fatal encephalitis.
Teen high on synthetic cannabis killed elderly man
Moses Hurrell, 16, admitted the fatal Christchurch beating.
Court of Appeal rejects NZME and Stuff merger challenge
The media companies were challenging a judge's refusal to give the merger the green light.
Staff told quake-prone building safe
Deep irony in a health agency disregarding report on staff safety, says quake survivor.
Chile farmers revolt against Fonterra milk pay levels
Fonterra's milk payments to Chilean farmers "taking advantage", says Kiwi boss.
Tradie axed while attending funeral wins $24k
The sudden job loss was a shock to the man who had moved to Queenstown to take it up.
Boss sells company shares only months into job
A2 Milk's new CEO has sold her stake in the company.
Comment: Why business confidence has fallen
COMMENT: We are clearly experiencing management by an unwieldy committee, says Paul Glass.