Man injured in 'suspicious' Oamaru blaze
A well-ablaze house fire in Oamaru damaged a second property.
A well-ablaze house fire in Oamaru damaged a second property.
Family "so humbled" by all the love and support they have received.
Fire and Emergency has increased its response effort to deal with the blaze.
Police would like to speak to anyone who witnessed the crash.
"It took me ages to get my legs out ... it is sort of akin to being buried in wet sand."
The woman was found dead at the property shortly after midday yesterday.
A large slip is blocking SH2 in Matata to SH33 in Paengaroa.
A Scottish couple's boat broke down in four-metre seas off the Gisborne coast.
The number of occupants that were in the truck is unknown at this stage.
"It's not a nice way to start Christmas."
Police hunt driver who crashed into fence on Rotorua's Devon St. / Supplied
Emergency services respond to crash near Geraldine.
Boy airlifted him to Starship Hospital after coming off his dirt bike just after 1pm.
Four people died in separate crashes from Friday night to Saturday afternoon.
Collision leaves e-scooter rider with painful injuries.
Police have urged Kiwis to take care on the roads after a horror 24 hours.
The road death is the second across the country today, and the third 15 hours.
Police are talking with people who were in the house when the baby died.
The juvenile blue and gold macaw will be disorientated.
Car wrapped around power pole in Auckland's Green Bay one of two fatal crashes.
Emergency services were called to a rural address on Kakanui Valley Rd just after 11am.
NZTA said the crash on SH20A affected traffic to Auckland Airport.
Staff allowed back into building after smoke traced to a faulty air conditioning unit.
Firefighters were sent to a commercial building on Williamson Ave about 10pm last night.
Emergency services are rushing to a workplace incident in Papakura.
Auckland DHB says the man is stable but couldn't confirm if it was still serious.
Patricia Byrne tells her tale of survival in the West Australian bush.
A male is in a critical condition and a female is in a serious condition.