20 students at girls' school say they have been raped: Police meeting pupils
More than 20 students said they have been raped in a recent survey.
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Ardern met with Mid Canterbury community and rural leaders in Ashburton this week.
More than 20 students at girls' school say they've been raped
The school commissioned the survey due to concerns around a rise in harassment.
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Authorities move to take down 'atrocious' mosque attack material
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Person in critical condition after crash at raceway
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Lighting festival to celebrate Matariki kicks off in Christchurch
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Antarctic polar blast: Sea level snow in south possible, cold weekend for most
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Ashburton mayor frustrated at another second bridge setback
Calls to speed up plans for a second bridge were made following the recent floods.
'Really, really disappointing': Trial delayed due to lack of jurors
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Supermarket giant opens greenest store yet
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'National shame': 812 children seen by DHB for suspected abuse in 5 years
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Armed police swoop on Invercargill house as incident unfolds
A police spokesperson said updates will be provided when available.
Man dead after Ute goes into West Coast river
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First shot: New Zealanders trial new Chinese Covid vaccine
A group of 1000 New Zealanders are being guinea pigs for the new Chinese covid vaccine.
Hook, line and sinker: 'Great white shark' concerns locals
Great whites are a protected species in New Zealand.
Youth hub gets green light after agreement reached with neighbours
The facility will provide onsite, purpose-built accommodation to young people in need.
Canterbury healthcare clinic handing out anti-vaccine material
The clinic has been distributing a newspaper called The Real News.
Wedding helicopter crash: Doctors optimistic photographer will walk again
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NZME bolsters South Island commercial team
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Abuse in state care led to life in prison, inquiry told
He described at the Auckland hearing how the abuse led to him spending 40 years in prison.
Man sentenced for attacking woman, throwing phone in sea
Corey Thomas Littlejohn, 23, appeared in the Dunedin District Court on Wednesday.
'It's not fair': 6yo battles cancer for the second time
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Snow to sea level possible in Canterbury next week
There is a reportedly a 30-50 per cent chance of snow to sea level.
More than 300 calls to police in Christchurch each day
The most calls to the police emergency communication centre were made in 2019: 114,487.
Speed limits on highway between Christchurch and Akaroa under review
Seventy-five people were killed or seriously injured on the road between 2011 and 2020.
Award winning musician, law student convicted for drink driving
last year, the man won the prize for best Pacific song at the Pacific Music Awards.
Man who chased police officer with tomahawk denied parole
The man said he had planned to decapitate his victim.
Man who flung partner from moving car jailed
The incident marked the end of nearly a year of offending, the court heard.
Duchess battling against extra water permits for Sir Russell Coutts' golf course
The sailing legend wants to take water from two creeks on the Crown Terrace.