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Jacinda Ardern, Emmanuel Macron to co-chair May 15 summit on 2nd anniversary of the Call.
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Heavy rain but temperatures will be warm for most of country
Temperatures are expected to soar 10C above average in some places today.
US joins Christchurch Call to fight violent and extreme online content
The United States has joined the Christchurch Call to Action after years of holding back.
Fatal crash: One dead after Mid Canterbury crash
One person has died in a crash near Methven in Mid Canterbury
'The right thing to do': $10k spent returning dead turtle to Canterbury
DoC and Te Papa returned the 350kg honu, washed up in Banks Peninsula, to Canterbury hapū.
Mother's Day scorcher: Temperatures to soar across South Island
The sun is forecast to shine for mothers this Sunday.
Treasure trove of rare books for sale
A collection of rare, antique books discovered in a South Island home is up for sale.
Police, Oranga Tamariki conclude Gloriavale interviews
Police say they "are undertaking a comprehensive review of Gloriavale matters".
Gregor Paul: The 'clever' secret to Crusaders' success
Opinion: The Crusaders strategy is clever, which is why growing resentment is so curious.
Man jailed over US polo star spa death at mansion gets rehab approved
Joe McGirr was jailed for perverting the course of justice.
'Brutal' cricket bat murderer avoids life without parole
The 39-year-old was jailed for a minimum non-parole period of 17 years.
Police release photos of duck shooters after women suffer shotgun injuries
Information sought regarding two men who might be connected to the incident.
Govt gives millions to Queenstown cycleway project
The total cost of the project is $20.773 million.
Three arrests follow assaults after King Cobras-linked addresses targeted
A Merivale address was also raided.
Discharge without conviction for offending against boys
The judge said a criminal record would "destroy" the offenders' career opportunities.
Woman's suspicion about miscarriage validated during inquiry
A woman raped by welfare home staff outlines her ordeal.
Quakes, terror attacks: Honours ceremony acknowledges Canterbury cop's work
Canterbury's top cop will receive New Year's Honour today at investiture ceremony
Calls for health minister to step in over long cancer waiting lists
How many people have to die before anyone takes action? An advocate asked yesterday.
13-year-old reported missing in Christchurch found
'Jordan's loved ones are very concerned for his wellbeing.'
Chris Lynch: Will He Puapua unite New Zealanders as the authors have claimed?
OPINION: The Helen Clark government refused to sign it, but the John Key government did.
Former police officer jailed for attack on ex-wife's new man
Sentencing judge tells ex-cop Iain William Milne "you totally lost the plot".
A Moment In Crime: Murder in the Sounds - a most controversial case
This month's episode of A Moment In Crime podcast looks at the Scott Watson murder case.
'Devastated' families of dead Mt Taranaki climbers pay tribute
Both engineers and climbers, the British-born men loved the outdoors and their families.
Historic Central Otago stone packhouse for sale
The site features what is thought to be the oldest standing stone packhouse in the region.
Christchurch incident: Man in court on violence, weapons and drug charges
A man at the centre of an armed police call out in Christchurch has appeared in court
'Adventurous soul': Climber who died on Mt Taranaki had just become a father
Two Christchurch-based climbers died in Tuesday's double tragedy.
'At a loss': Billy the bus found - but not home yet
The bus has been located in the paddock of a property in Southland.
Police took civilians on ride-alongs, accessed database, inquiry confirms
Officers allegedly took unauthorised passengers in their patrol vehicles multiple times.
Govt unveils $200m tourism package to help struggling operators survive
The funding also includes money to help Covid-hit Queenstown to diversify its economy
Taranaki double tragedy: Climbers' bodies recovered from mountain
Bodies of two climbers who died on Mt Taranaki yesterday have been recovered.
No bull: Animal escapes saleyards, wanders 6km to suburban park
Police are waiting for Animal Control to arrive.
Otago fog disrupts flights, boats
An Air New Zealand spokesman said about 60 passengers were affected.
Snow time: Border exemptions granted for international ski staff
The Ski Areas Association sent an urgent plea to get 100 staff across the border.
Caravan destroyed in crash on highway
The driver and sole occupant of the vehicle suffered minor injuries.