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Tourists seen on wrong side of road
A car driven by tourists was seen on the wrong side of the road shortly before it crashed on the West Coast of the South Island yesterday, killing one.
A car driven by tourists was seen on the wrong side of the road shortly before it crashed on the West Coast of the South Island yesterday, killing one.
Ten Kiwis have died in house fires this year where working smoke alarms hadn't been installed.
Smoke alarms are not most people's idea of a Christmas present, but the Fire Service wants us to think about them anyway.
Stocky 45-year-old man was charged with male assaults female and assaulting with intent to injure.
Three people killed in a horror smash in Central Otago this afternoon were all foreign nationals, police say.
A 18-year-old male called for help early this morning after suffering from a minor injury while tramping near Gisborne.
Friends of a boy buried beneath a mound of dirt ran to neighbouring homes to ask for help yesterday.
Senior students went to the rescue of a year 9 rowing team when their skiff was hit by a powerboat driven by a coach in Otago Harbour this morning.
The son of a man killed in a controlled scrub burn-off in North Canterbury has paid tribute to "an extraordinary father figure".
The two women who became lost in the Kaimai Ranges have been found, unhurt and in good spirits.
Thirteen people were treated for injuries after a crash between a car and a van on the Waikato Expressway, just 1km south of the Meremere Dragway this afternoon.
An Auckland woman smashed a 77-year-old man in the head and set his legs on fire, before closing the door to his bedroom and leaving him to die, a court has heard.
Six people have been taken to hospital injuries after a deck collapsed during a family function in West Auckland this afternoon.
Horrified swimmers describe seeing a huge shark in Australian waters after man killed in front of them.
When the Kaingaroa Forest Volunteer Fire Brigade membership dwindled to just four, the station was faced with closure.