'Not doing so well': Parts of south still dry despite rain
Oamaru has only received 31 per cent of its average rainfall this month.
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Study links nitrate levels to preterm births, calls for 'precautionary approach'
The current safe concentration of nitrate in New Zealand is 11.3 milligrams.
Revealed: The new New Zealand - move over Boomer, the rise of the Millennial
New population stats show Kiwi demographic on the rise. What does it mean for our future?
Dairy company investigates employee over extreme views
Lee Williams posted a video today saying he had been suspended from his job.
Gang member in court over alleged assault of promising rugby player
The incident happened on Christchurch's Oxford Terrace on January 31.
'Bullying behaviour': Leadership crisis at council could cost ratepayers
The council chief executive has been on leave for two weeks after he was stood down.
Historic $5.4m villa torched: Arsonist jailed for nearly five years
Jonathon Gary Brown says 'a feeling came over him' when he was inside the house.
Mobility scooter rider trapped after fall down bank
Emergency services were called to the incident in Nelson at 11am on Friday.
Ralph Hotere artwork sells for $35,000 to save NG building
Hotere is widely regarded as one of New Zealand's most important artists.
Injured paraglider was experienced speed-flyer
The crash on Monday is being investigated by the Civil Aviation Authority.
Cat and dog killed, residents lose house in fire
The three-bedroom timber house was "fully involved" when fire crews arrived.
Big dry: Worst in 25 years - Canterbury farmers
Banks Peninsula in particular recorded only 44mm of rain between January and March.
'Really stupid': Learner drivers caught going 114km/h in tunnel
The 19-year-olds have both been suspended from driving for 28 days.
Gloriavale: Former members react to leadership's court claims
Formers members are pushing for a change of leadership.
Council processes in lead contamination scare to be investigated
Water supplies to Waikouaiti, Karitane and Hawksbury have not yet been restored.
Auckland's Motat puts hand up to house Erebus disaster memorial
The memorial is intended to pay tribute to the 237 passengers and 20 crew who died.
Budget 2021: KiwiRail the big transport winner with $810m
The extra money will go to replacing old locomotives in the South Island.
Social housing trust's offices go into lockdown after 'serious' threats
It comes after a pensioner's vegetable patch was ripped up at the social housing units.
Racist rant in Farmers: Woman charged over abuse of mosque shooting victim's sister
The incident happened at Rangiora Farmers In December last year.
Senior Mongols MC gang member appears in court after year on the run
Serious allegations include drug dealing, firearms and money laundering.
Three people taken to hospital after three-vehicle crash
The crash happened at about 7.45am in Christchurch.
Cricket bat killing: Woman who dumped friend's body released
The move came three days after her husband was jailed for beating a friend to death.
Musterer's hut, micro-brewery amongst winners at architecture awards
The awards ceremony was held at the Christchurch Town Hall on Wednesday.
$15m fraudster's wife speaks: I've lost everything too
Svetlana Spectra says finding out about her husband's thefts 'almost killed me'.
Crippled: Behind the scenes of Christchurch's cathedral rebuild
Work on track for cathedral to be reinstated - by middle of 2027.
Team awarded for night-time rescue of climbers stuck at 2060m
The rescue took place near Copland Pass in January last year.
Back to the drawing board on Ashburton water metre plan
The matter was expected to come back to council later this week.
Gloriavale unveiled: What life is really like inside controversial sect
A former member has launched legal action, pushing for a change of leadership.
35-year-old woman charged over shooting in Christchurch
The incident happened in Aranui on May 1.
Watch: Crash avoided by metres after 'old lady' attempts dangerous manouevre
"She was just an old lady who shouldn't be driving. She didn't even bat an eyelid."
Matching on Tinder does not mean consent to sex, trial told
A 39-year-old man is on trial before the Dunedin District Court.
Tiwai Point monitoring bores under threat from coastal erosion
Coastal erosion has already shut down one bore used to monitor groundwater for pollution.
Morning traffic delayed after crash on State Highway 1 in Canterbury
Emergency services were called to the crash in Rolleston at about 7.20am.
Surge of 'acutely unwell' people: Dozens of surgeries cancelled
The Canterbury DHB says it was the only way to free up beds.