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UK killers had look of 'pure evil'
The two killers of Fusilier Lee Rigby appeared intent on removing his organs during a frenzied knife attack, witnesses told the Old Bailey yesterday.
Teen mother fighting for her life
A teenage mother fighting for her life after she was hit by a car allegedly driven by her partner suffered two punctured lungs, a broken leg and a fractured neck, her sister says.
Teens still critical after Rotorua accidents
Two teenagers are still fighting for their lives after they were struck by vehicles in separate incidents around Rotorua yesterday.
Landslip house uninhabitable
The owners of a Picton house hit by a landslip yesterday have been told the property is temporarily unfit to live in.
Rain causes slips, flooding
Residents of a Picton house escaped injury today when a landslip hit their home and broke through a wall, as torrential rain lashed central New Zealand today.
Pilot collides with cow near Feilding
A pilot has been forced to make a hasty landing after colliding with a cow at a rural airstrip this morning.
Relic of war lost after ambo gaffe
A historic piece of World War I memorabilia was blown up after an ambulance call-out went wrong in Manawatu this week.
Man dead after alcohol-fuelled brawl
A man is dead after being involved in an alcohol-fuelled brawl at a Waikato property yesterday.
Firefighters concerned about extra work
Dwindling volunteer numbers and a rising number of non-emergency medical callouts were some of the key concerns raised at an annual firefighter's conference this weekend.
Air safety training threatened
Life-saving training for flight nurses is under threat unless a sponsor can be found for mandatory helicopter training.
Few fuel stops crisis-ready
Auckland has only 10 service stations wired up to provide fuel to emergency services quickly if electricity is cut in a natural disaster.
VINZ: Death of worker a tragic accident
Vehicle Inspection New Zealand has said the death of one of its workers was a tragic and unfortunate accident.
Man crushed to death by vehicle
A man has died after being crushed by a vehicle at a Palmerston North vehicle testing facility this afternoon.
Woman arrested over pistol-whipping
A woman has been arrested after two French tourists were pistol-whipped in an attack in Napier last night.
Businesses reopen after gas leak
A gas main was ruptured by workers at a construction site in the Albion Lane area, Dunedin, about 8.45am. The Fire Service has finished dissipating remaining gas residues.