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Sir Ed's signature mystery solved
The signature of Sir Edmund Hillary has been rediscovered at Mid Canterbury's Double Hut, after it was last spotted there in 2002.
Killer appeals conviction
A born-again Christian who killed three people by grabbing the wheel of a car and steering it into an oncoming bus is fighting for new evidence to clear his name.
All down the line: Christchurch to Oamaru
Herald Online reporter Paul Harper is making his way around the South Island by rail.
Stress and anxiety in post-quake Chch
Increased alcohol consumption and higher levels of depression, stress and anxiety have been linked to residents living in some areas of quake-hit Christchurch.
Milford boulders set for blasts
Engineers will today pack explosives into huge boulders that have closed Milford Rd in Fiordland, as residents face their fifth day cut off.
MetService too slow: rival
An independent weatherman has hit out at the MetService, claiming it was too slow to issue a severe weather warning for Auckland at the weekend.
Dozens of drunk students arrested
Police have arrested 37 people in Christchurch today during an annual end of year "Tea Party'' drinking event for university students.
Boyracer: 'Next time I'll smoke you'
A boyracer caught after a 14-minute high-speed pursuit involving 10 police cars was unrepentant afterwards, telling officers: "Next time I'll smoke you."
Killer's name could remain hidden
A 29-year-old farmhand has today pleaded guilty to murdering a woman in July - but the man and his victim's identities remain suppressed.
Wave defeats whitebaiter's rescuers
The parents of a man washed out to sea while whitebaiting on Sunday are urging people to wear lifejackets, even if they are on shore.
Whitebaiter swept out to sea named
The whitebaiter swept out to sea at the Rakaia River mouth last night has been named by police.