One dead, another missing in boating tragedy
Police are searching Lake Hauroko in Southland for a missing person and boat.
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Flooding down south begins turbulent week of weather
Long-range forecast is for stormy, windy weather across most of the country.
Your weather: Frosty start clears to fine weather for most
Dress in layers as the afternoon high is expected to reach the upper teens.
Tim Roxborogh: Feast in Fiordland
Tim Roxborogh has the lunch of his life, among other fantastic experiences.
Severe wet weather to hammer New Zealand
The active front is set to have its way over the South Island before moving northwards.
Person dies in jet boat crash in Fiordland
Police were called at 8.45pm last night to the incident on the Hollyford River.
Mystery over abusive note on anti-1080 letter to DoC
Tensions between DoC and those opposed to the use of 1080 were high at the time.
Heavy rain in south, cloud in north
A severe weather warning is in place for northern Fiordland and southern Westland.
Kea ora! Tourist captures 'once in a lifetime' photos at NZ's Kepler Track
'Came to NZ, climbed a mountain, met a bird friend, snapped the photo of a lifetime.'
Trio's lucky avalanche escape
"It covered them with snow and ice, and it blew them off their seat."
Settled weather in north; rain warning for southern regions
The West Coast of the South Island does not fare so well with heavy rain forecasted.
Heavy rain for western areas of South Island
Rest of the country in for a mostly fine day ahead of rain tomorrow.
Heavy rain for upper North Island and Fiordland
The rain should ease this morning with most of the country expected to have fine weather.
Kea caught on camera using sticks for tools
The endangered kea has been seen on camera using a stick tool to access food.
Expert says huge Alpine quake is around the corner
It will likely "happen in the lifetime of many New Zealanders", says expert.
NZ near top of Chinese tourist wish list
New Zealand ranks fourth on the bucket list for millions of Chinese tourists.
Where is the most remote spot in NZ?
The furthest point from civilisation in NZ is 30km from the nearest building.
Missing hunter walked out of bush
Hunter missing in bush says first meal was best of his life, despite it having no meat.
Former All Blacks crash jet boat in Fiordland
A submerged log tore through the boat "like a can opener".
'You will be missed': Tributes flow for drowned man
Roxburgh Volunteer Fire Brigade paid a heartfelt tribute to their fallen station officer.
Diver unresponsive in Blanket Bay
A diver is unresponsive in Blanket Bay in Doubtful Sound.
Lucky escapes for Mt Aspiring solo trampers
Male tramper was not able to raise the alarm when he found himself in trouble.
Hundreds of tourists trapped in Fiordland
More than 100 tourists were airlifted out of Fiordland this afternoon.
Tourists 'ruining' New Zealand's finest walk
Tickets for the Milford Track sold out in 90 minutes last year.
Heartbroken widow organises funeral on anniversary
Fisherman collapsed and died in the water as horrified wife watched on.
Kiwi summer off to a good start
Get out your picnic blankets and put on some sunscreen this weekend.
Rescue aircraft scrambled for false alarm
A person was mistakenly thought to have been lost overboard from the Queen Victoria.
Tourist winched to safety in Fiordland
A missing 20-year-old French tramper has been winched to safety in Fiordland.
Emergency beacon saves tramper's life
Taking an emergency beacon with him on a tramp saved a diabetic man's life this weekend. The man was part of a group which was tramping
Search after flare sighting at Te Anau
A search was mounted at Lake Te Anau after several flares were sighted late last night.
Israeli tramper rescued from Fiordland
An Israeli tramper was rescued yesterday evening after he became disorientated in Fiordland National Park.
Falling trees a danger in snowy south
Heavy snow has fallen across parts of the South Island cutting power and bringing down trees.
Massive boost for kakapo survival
A record breeding season for New Zealand and the world's population of lovable but critically endangered kakapo has seen their numbers shoot up by an amazing 28 per cent to 157 individuals.