Slashed tyres and swastikas: Spate of vandalism in Canterbury
A number of vehicles appear to have been targeted.
A number of vehicles appear to have been targeted.
A police spokesman said the incident happened at a North Rd flat.
He spent more than 50 years in prison before being released earlier this year.
The fog has affected several flights in and out of the airport this morning.
Consent renewal for irrigation project sparks meeting on nitrate levels in water bores.
Police were alerted to the crash just after 5.45am.
Book about impacts of teen girl's gunpoint abduction in 1983 stirs concern 38 years on.
Hirini Te Runa's early release has been cancelled after he "conditioned" a cellmate.
A frustrated father says eating disorders in New Zealand are not getting enough attention
The High Court found Southern Response had engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct.
The teens were cooking sausages but fled at the first sign of trouble.
A try from an Otago club rugby game has stunned the internet, but was it legal?
From deep forest to golden high country on the ever-improving trails around Hanmer Springs
The transtasman travel bubble paves the way for a Super Rugby cross-over tournament.
Emergency services were called to the blaze near Amberley on January 29.
The historic warehouse has been on the knife-edge of planned demolition since 2012.
Conor Smith and Sarwan Chand died while attempting a route on the south of Marian Peak.
Hotel room bookings filling up as flights from Australia are confirmed by airlines.
Both people were taken to Timaru Hospital.
A start date for the bubble is expected to be announced this afternoon.
Opponents to large Mid-Canterbury irrigation scheme say nitrate pollution is a concern.
An officer was caught on camera shoving a man to the ground.
A video shows hundreds of people flooding into Queenstown mall at midnight.
For the Highlanders it was about teamwork. For the Crusaders a lesson in humility.
Nine crews are returning to reassess the situation this morning.
Hedge fire spread to shed in Southland; crews now fighting vegetation fire in Fairlie too.
Parts of the country are having a hot, but blustery, afternoon.
A second child remains in a serious condition after the boat flipped with five on board.
People could be seen climbing trees and damaging lampposts.
Kaikōura tour operators worried as winter looms.