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'Incredibly rare person': Queenstown crash victim was Royalburn Station's head butcher
Victim of a fatal car crash near Queenstown was a head butcher and 'master charcutier'.
Mystery surrounds Te Anau red parachute flares flares
Three red parachute flares were reported around Te Anau township and Dome Island.
Royal couple reunite for family holiday in Queenstown
They are spending time in the sun following rumours of an alleged affair.
Firefighters contain ammonia leak from ship at Lyttelton Harbour
Three fire crews have been called to the wharf, where the chemical leak was reported.
Matty Thunder’s plot to import cocaine thwarted by police
Man joked about buying a petrol station on the way to retrieve cocaine from a ship.
Cathay Pacific returns to Christchurch - what’s next in NZ?
Airline has been flying here for 40 years
Millionaire rows: The most expensive streets in New Zealand revealed
Do you earn enough to buy a home in these locations?
'It's horrible': Top detective vows to keep searching for Yanfei Bao
Christchurch real estate agent was last seen alive on July 19.
One dead after car crash in Gibbston Valley
A two-car crash has killed one person and left another in a serious conditition.
Dunedin drink driver sent to jail over head-on collision
A father and son were trapped in the wreckage 'for a considerable amount of time'.
Firm fined after truck crash revealed false logbook entries
Truck driver entered rest break in log book hours before he was due to arrive at it.
Class action launched claiming EQC underpaid victims
It is alleged EQC switched from settling claims based on repair cost to a cheaper option.
'Darkness to light': Families of Chch terror attack victims have questions answered
After seven weeks' worth of evidence from dozens of witnesses, the inquest has concluded.
Man chases, stabs victim with boning knife, claims self-defence
The man began punching the victim in the back of the head before stabbing him twice.
Court of Appeal evacuated after concerning email
Cordons were put in place on Molesworth St between Lambton Quay and Aitken St.
Finding Roo: Christchurch pup's dramatic tale of survival after falling from back of ute
Christmas came early for the Nichol family when they were reunited with Roo.
Pair accused over James Whitikau Barton killing deny charges
Not guilty plea entered by man accused of murder by stabbing or cutting.
Audrey Young: It's a ship-show, but that's not a bad thing for National
OPINION: It took an epic maritime mess to wrest the spotlight from Winston Peters.
Court rules Gloriavale top 'shepherd' liable for any breaches against former workers
Employment Court Chief Judge very clear on who is the employer of former sect workers.
Second Canterbury farm found to be infected with M bovis
A second Selwyn farm is infected with cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis.
'Matty Thunder': Male stripper willing to try anything in cocaine plot
The Australian ex-stripper pleaded guilty to attempting to retrieve $27m of cocaine.
'Ecstatic': Convicted killer claims miscarriage of justice for 1994 murder
Case referred to Court of Appeal after new evidence has come to light.
'Shocking': Contractor caught pretending to fill insulation revealed as ex-police officer
The contractor was recorded filling walls with putty but not insulation on CCTV footage.
Prison visitor caught with drugs, gun, stash of cash
Visitor's long list of what not to bring when visiting an inmate.
Retired lawyer facing suspension over unpaid $223k tax bill
Criminal defence lawyer Christopher Persson didn't pay tax for 11 years.
What Cathay Pacific's return to Christchurch means for Aotearoa
The airline is rebuilding its international network after the pandemic.
Five years of budget blowouts: How KiwiRail’s mega-ferry vision unravelled
How the now-scrapped ferry project went from costing $775m to $3b.
Mega-ferry wreck: Has Govt lost confidence in KiwiRail’s board?
The project to replace Interislander’s existing fleet has met a dramatic end.
From Gore showdown to Wayne Brown, council winners and losers
Local Government ends 2023 worse for wear but there is some hope.
Woman's lip punctured by tooth after partner's savage punch
The couple were in an "unhealthy" relationship that was now at an end.
'The wrong assumptions': Coutts on SailGP Auckland's demise
SailGP knew there was work to do for the land at Wynyard Point to be available.
Tribesmen MC gang’s Christchurch pad raided, gun and drug utensils seized
The police raid followed several instances of dangerous driving and burnouts.
Ringing the bell: Lord's tradition comes to Hagley
The bell was used in Robert Falcon Scott’s first expedition to Antarctica.