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Truck driver cleared over Lime scooter crash
Truck driver found not at fault over accident which left scooter rider with head injuries.
Truck driver found not at fault over accident which left scooter rider with head injuries.
A man has been arrested after allegedly leaving fake explosive device at Dunedin Airport.
'I don't think you've taken today seriously enough', judge tells defendant.
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Temperatures are forecast to soar 6C above average in some parts of the country.
Police inaction means burglary victim forced to pay carpet cleaning bill.
Woman's father says she is distraught and unable to sleep.
Griffin captured "great" view of rare celestial event, Saturn being eclipsed by the moon.
'With the current environment, there's only so much stupidity you can tolerate.'
Gunman made off with Cadbury's entire weekly payroll worth $53,000.
A troubled cannabis event has had a last minute venue change.
There's a fine start to the long weekend for most of the country - but it won't last.
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The teen faces attempted murder charge and two counts of assault.
Three passengers in the back seat of the man' rented vehicle died at the scene.
The 14-year-old was arrested on Friday and charged with attempted murder.
Drug has been "associated with deaths overseas and hospitalisation in New Zealand".
Nearly two million people appear in police intel system with an alert against their name.
French tourist pleaded guilty to attempted kidnapping and assault with intent to injure.
The head of Knox College says its students' association has abolished its awards.
A drug sale gone wrong led to the assault of a would-be cannabis dealer.
Self identified 'suspect' strongly denies killing miniature horse Star.
Get ready Dunedin, Nelson, Christchurch, Wellington, Napier, Hamilton and New Plymouth.
The student plead guilty in court, but was unapologetic.
The illicit underground trade was revealed in the Dunedin District Court yesterday
Footage has emerged showing a group of men sparking up a 'durrie' from a burnout.
Before sending jurors home, the judge described the outcome as "very unusual".
Judge slams man who said "I can't believe there's been so much fuss. I just grabbed her."
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Dunedin woman appalled a visiting pipe band practising in a park was told to stop playing.