Third school's students complain over Black Lives Matter poster removal
Two Christchurch Girls' High School students say their posters were removed by staff.
Two Christchurch Girls' High School students say their posters were removed by staff.
Just days after a dodgy roofer scammed him of $8000, Nathan Smith survived the shootings
During the coronavirus pandemic alert levels, the public was asked to report breaches.
Police are appealing for help to track down a "dangerous" Mongols gang member from Oz
Jeremy Powell held a chilling secret for 25 years.
Parents wonder how son kept dark secret for 24 years.
'We've now had a chance to reflect and we think that the time is right for a change.'
Fire and Emergency say the clouds of smoke are coming from a controlled burn.
They stole thousands of dollars' worth of diamond rings, pendants and gold chains.
Parts of the South Island are "in the freezer".
There is snow down to 400m in places of the South Island, what's in store for the north?
Bella Te Pania, 33, was found in car near Christchurch Airport on New Year's Eve.
While others will have double the extra winter money, some are left with nothing.
Y2K was upon us. So we loaded up the car, and drove all the way to Stewart Island.
National is surprised NZ immigration officials granted a visa to refugee Behrouz Boochani.
A Chch teen escaped a conviction after stabbing a 17-year-old girl with a broken bottle.
The flights will recommence from June 9.
The person was taken to hospital with moderate injuries but later died.
"It was a mix of the horrifying and enchanting".
Kiwis are out and about, with only one remaining active case in the country.
The store has apologised after five people fell sick.
The Eagle helicopter use is costing taxpayers $2313 per hour.
Northland and Coromandel set for the heaviest falls; motorists urged to take care.
The major funding package, part of Budget 2020, was announced today
Victims and survivors currently overseas want the chance to see justice served.
Name suppression granted to 19-year-old facing charges after two sisters died.
Macaulay Marchant left trail of misery when he used clients' money to live the high life.
About 400,000 old car tyres had been dumped on Canterbury property.
A customer and their lawyer received information related to 8000 claims.