Drowning widow: 'Please let me stay'
Widow faced "torturous" cultural prosecution when she returned to India after the tragedy
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Harris says Jets, Airs will test the Hawks
First double header's a good time to fine-tune systems, says Hawk debutant Hyrum Harris.
Council considers drug testing all staff
All staff, not only those working in dangerous roles, will be subject to random drug tests
Six ill after smoke permeates ship's hold
All six men are out of hospital about suffering carbon monoxide poisoning.
Family hugs truck driver who killed cyclist
Ben Den Ouden died after his bike was hit by a truck in April last year.
Maritime NZ probes Napier port ship fire
An interview and scene examination will take place to decide if further action is needed.
Investigation launched after port workers poisoned
Three people have been treated for carbon monoxide poisoning.
Trapped dogs rescued and back with owner
Dogs reunited with 'absolutely rapt' owner after his rescue attempt failed on Saturday.
Ninety-year-old accompanies teens on Te Araroa trail walk
Walking the trail offers youth education, healing and rehabilitation, trust believes.
Third male in court after aggravated robbery
The 22-year-old was the third offender arrested in relation to the incident.
Harvester victim was dad-of-four
Man killed when trapped in a harvester in Hawke's Bay last week identified.
Auckland house listings, prices fall
'Typically, when Auckland gets cold, the rest of the country also suffers'.
Russel Norman admits obstructing oil ship
The former Green Party co-leader swam in front of the ship as it searched for oil off NZ.
Drone war: Farmers threaten to shoot down machines
Police say any charges for shooting down drones would depend on the situation.
Peter Wells on finding friends in the isolation of illness
Peter Wells was diagnosed with prostate cancer in November last year.
New group fights for Te Mata Peak track
New group wants public consultation over the controversial track.
Wanderers wallop Wairarapa to claim points
New Solomon Island signing Gagame Feni scores hattrick of goals in Wanderers' first win.
Kiwi family struggles to pay for son's healthcare in Australia
Fred Ramsay, 1, may never walk or talk because of his rare genetic condition.
Watch: Kareem Johnson sworn in as Kiwi
Veteran Hawks power forward Kareem Johnson savours "special, urgent" citizenship ceremony.
Police win despite losing sight of the ball during blind cricket game
Blind cricket is played throughout New Zealand and internationally.
Five rescued off Napier coast in rough seas
"There was a real potential for disaster," in choppy seas and in the dark.
Wairoa dominates regional kapa kaka competition
Thousands of people flooded the Wairoa township for the regional competition on Saturday.
Western Suburbs too quick for Blues
For the first time Napier City Rovers looked vulnerable at Bluewater Stadium, Park Island.
Rifles will not fall silent
Key to Anzac Day rifle-shot tribute is link to police, ex-solder says
Hawks look to return to winning culture of yesteryear
Nothing is hard and fast for the Hawks franchise basketball team as the NBL season beckons
Hui on Crown and Maori relationship at marae
Hui will be held at Omahu Marae on Sunday, 10am-2pm.
Graveyard shift workers in 30-year legal battle
Two businessmen say legal discovery is not always fair. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Man found dead near motorbike on HB farm
The man was found near a motorbike at 5am on a Hawke's Bay farm
Recidivist criminal and killer denied parole
Jordan Young has been in the criminal justice system since he was 16 years old.
Local Focus: Is legal discovery always fair?
Two businessmen say the legal discovery process is not always equal to both parties. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kidney transplant recipient returns for marathon
Matt Toole ran the Cigna 10km event with a kidney operating at just 10 per cent.