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Heavily armed Kiwi teen's plan to shoot teachers, classmates: How school attack was thwarted
Teen armed with semi-automatic rifle, shotgun, planned 'terrorist attack' on school.
Quake rebuild work winds down Kaikōura faces challenges
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake in 2016 caused widespread damage across the district.
Paramotor wreckage removed after West Coast fatal crash
The man is believed to be a Harihari local.
Mayor calls for DB to hand over plant to Greymouth
DB Breweries plans to move away from Greymouth, but Mayor Tania Gibson has a request.
Queenstown wins international travel award
Queenstown beat Auckland, Cairns, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney for the honour.
Counting the toll of the Lake Ōhau fire
More than 5000 hectares and multiple properties were burnt in the blaze.
Hell in paradise: Aramoana's legacy
Thirty years on, survivors and victims' families remember the day hell came to Aramoana.
Person dies in one-car crash in Central Otago
Police were called to the fatal crash in Tarras about 8.35pm.
One dead after South Island parachute crash
The Civil Aviation Authority will investigate the parachute crash.
The remarkable story of Fiordland's Dusky Sound
A new book explores the history and conservation of this beautiful National Park.
Fugitive on the run for a month caught by police, following Facebook taunts
Mathew Kidman, 40, said on social media: 'Catch me if you can'
CDHB slammed for unjustified dismissal; must pay worker $42k
The CDHB was ordered to pay the worker $15,863.60 in lost wages and $27,000 compensation.
'People are really seeing these large South Island black cats'
Yes, the sightings are genuine, expert says. But they're almost certainly not panthers.
Strict conditions: Parole board to monitor 'untreated' Blenheim sex abuse teacher Jaimee Cooney on release
More details have released about the parole conditions for a sex abusing former teacher
Body of missing man found in Waikawa River
It's thought that the man was whitebaiting at the time.
Weather: Wet for most, chilly for the south
There's snow on the way for some alpine passes as a cold front hits the South Island.
Russian mariner dies in Lyttelton of 'natural causes'
The man did not have Covid-19, and spent his two weeks' managed isolation in Auckland.
Hell in paradise: Aramoana's legacy
Thirty years on, survivors and victims' families remember the day hell came to Aramoana.
Rape case 'exceptional', teen gets home detention
A teenager who lured his victim to a secluded area and raped her has avoided imprisonment.
One person dies in crash near Invercargill overnight
The vehicle the person was driving collided with a power pole near Oreti Beach.
Teacher jailed for sex with students to be freed from prison
Teacher sexually abused two schoolboys in what was described as "gross" offending.
How obsessive ex-husband's years of hatred erupted in brutal killing
After his hatred festered, no number of cute legends or bizarre excuses could save him.
Heavy rain lashes Auckland, strong winds may close harbour bridge
Heavy rain and strong winds have been thrashing the North Island today.
Remarkable survival tale: Dog found after 24 days in log pile
An agonising hunt for a missing dog ended with a miraculous discovery.
Ministry finds no fault with school's fatal fundraising trail ride
Riversdale father-of-two Lindsay Roy was the victim of a fatal accident during the event.
Ngai Tahu takes court action over South Island lakes and rivers
The papers were served on the Crown shortly after the Cabinet was announced.
Lake Ōhau fire: Family still has 'nightmares' of firestorm
The blaze destroyed 46 homes; the remains of about 20 per cent of those have been cleared.
Man shocked to see his face in aggravated robbery lineup
His face was being used on an aggravated robbery course but he's never been done for it.
Christchurch terrorist's lawyer ordered to pay $13k for talking to media
Richard Peters was the first lawyer to represent Brenton Tarrant as the duty solicitor.
Man in police pursuit crash was door-knocker with swastika face tattoo, police say
The man had reportedly been knocking on household doors saying he was 'fundraising'.
Two seriously injured after car flips in Queenstown crash
Police, fire and ambulance have all responded to the incident on Lake Esplanade.
Nomads fatal gang stabbing: 'I'm not going to hurt you'
A 'hiding' was ordered for Shayne 'Smiley' Heappey who owed a drug debt.