Witness claims murder accused said he 'snapped'
Samuel Samson is on trial over the murder of his former partner Azalia Wilson.
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Murder victim headbutted while holding her baby, court told
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A crown witness has given evidence as the trial of Samuel Moses Samson continues.
Double fatal: 'These events will haunt you'
Matthew Harris, 22, and his daughter Ruby, 5 months, were killed in horror smash.
Murder accused 'killed woman in a jealous rage'
Samuel Samson is charged with murdering Azalia Wilson at an Invercargill motel.
'They're not welcome': Southland mayor's message to Destiny Church leaders
The couple plan to attend an Invercargill church service on Sunday.
Raymond Horn search: Police want to speak to pair seen on CCTV
The pair were believed to be in an Invercargill park at the same time as the missing man.
Christchurch home loan deposits jump $27,000 in one year
According to OneRoof, first-home buyers will need to put together a $107,000 deposit.
School under fire after blackface episodes
Complainant says "it makes you think about what they're teaching them".
Drone to help in search for man missing since last week
Police have serious concerns for Raymond Horn, 68, who has dementia and is non-verbal.
Councillor Marcus Lush sworn in, first debate on media protocols
Marcus Lush was elected in a by-election by a vast majority last week.
No trace of missing 'non-verbal' 68-year-old
Raymond Horn left Walmsley House, a rest-home, early last Monday morning.
CCTV emerges: Police seek information on missing man
Raymond Horn went missing on February 15 and police are seeking your help.
'Extreme concern' as search for missing man unable to communicate enters third day
68-year-old Raymond Horn has been missing since Monday morning.
Marcus Lush wins by-election, will join Invercargill City Council
Newstalk ZB host received more than half of the votes counted.
'Love triangle' trial cut short after accused pleads guilty
Joel Maikara Amohanga, 30, has been on trial at Invercargill High Court since Monday.
'Love triangle' turns sour, leads to alleged murder attempt
Joel Maikara Amohanga, 30, faces four charges including attempted murder.
'It's important to remember how fortunate we are': Sunshine and freedom at the America's Cup village
Sport in the sunshine draws crowds as Prada Cup finals get underway.
Man pleads guilty to crash that killed father and baby
Matthew Dale Harris and his daughter Ruby Jane Harris, five months, died in the crash.
Text messages, demand for cash: Sex worker sentenced for blackmailing client
Almost a year after their first liaison, the man received a text message seeking $700.
Taxpayers pinged for Tiwai Point toxic waste clean-up
The deal to clean up 8000 tonnes of waste "leaves a slightly sour taste", minister says.
Former Southland rugby player on firearms charges
Long list of firearms charges facing former Southland open side flanker.
Man banned from Air NZ flights, Invercargill Airport after bomb 'joke'
The airport had to be evacuated after the "joke".
Boys' schools ask parents to pay more in voluntary donations
'Boys get the priority', says McAuley High School principal Jan Waelen.
How to teach skills for workplace of next generation
Teachers aim to lift students' aspirations above mere grades.
The best and the worst: Who's had the most sunshine so far this year?
Good day sunshine? Some towns and cities have enjoyed 50 per cent more sun than others.
Wiggle room for The Wiggles: Ardern finding 'practical solution' to band's MIQ woes
Ardern is looking for ways to ensure the children's performers can play in NZ.
Brave 5yo ran barefoot for more than a kilometre to find help after car crash
'I remember he told me, 'don't worry mummy, I'm going for help'.'
Discovery of broken grave in Southland prompts woman to find distant family
Sharon Lankshear said it was 'really sad' to find part of her family history broken.
Neighbours hear 'thumping' as victim seriously injured
Emergency services were called to Robertson St in Richmond just after 3am on Tuesday.
Investigation into Covid-19 home death
The death of Alister Peter Brookland will be reviewed by officials.
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Racism 'well and alive' in NZ - commissioner
The Race Relations Commissioner has condemned two recent racist attacks in NZ.
Council staff wearing body cameras after poor behaviour from public
There were 18 incidents of poor behaviour from the public between July 2019 and July 2020.