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Hokitika baby death: Boy's father denies murder
C.J. Bodhi Brian White-Sinclair died on July 9.
C.J. Bodhi Brian White-Sinclair died on July 9.
Shayal Sami said the 1-year-old girl fell off a couch during an "unwitnessed accident".
Global Settlement proposal follows a $4.8 billion cost-sharing deal signed in 2013.
The dry, mild winter continues, but change is looming.
Omar Faruk, who was shot dead on March 15, will never see his wee girl.
Sir John Key says voters care more about the big issues rather than who is party leader.
First four gun buyback events in Northland positive, police say.
Simon Bridges has opened the National Party's annual conference in Christchurch.
Three remain in hospital one week after massive gas blast.
Helen Milner was found guilty of poisoning Phil Nisbet with crushed sedatives in his food.
WorkSafe takes over from police as lead agency investigating giant explosion.
Aged chestnut Tubby was found in a bad way on Canterbury farm.
CDHB boss calls hospital's March 15 response "extraordinary"
Whanganui motorcycle ace Seth Reardon plays it cagey to win NZ Enduro title.
Anthony Jung does not want to give up on the store that once belonged to his mum.
Indraj Fonseka has no idea if his house is salvageable - he will not return to it.
Armed police were a familiar sight around the country while the security alert was "high".
The explosion destroyed one house on Marble Court, in the suburb of Northwood.
Gas contractor who worked on house fronts to police, residents return to check houses.
Canterbury and Otago are set to be battered with 70mm of rain over the next 24 hours.
After yesterday's explosion in Christchurch, a community has rallied together.
"She was entitled to safe passage home. She didn't receive that. She was raped."
Gas maintenance work was done the day before a Christchurch house exploded yesterday.
The accused's lawyers have filed an application to have the trial moved.
A house was destroyed and six people injured in a blast that was felt across the city.
Neighbours were crying and dazed.
First on the scene describes Christchurch home explosion horror
"We are lucky that we are not looking at multiple fatalities here," fire chief says.
Richard Tranter is charged with manslaughter after a crash in which Jack Munro died.