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Poisonous gas leak near Invercargill
Eight fire crews are working to find an Invercargill ammonia gas leak.
No plea in cop shooting case
Police officer charged with murdering his wife in Invercargill last month.
Mayor's worries over refugee deal
Immigration NZ's plans to settle refugees in Invercargill off to a rocky start.
Horse dead after harness racing crash
One person is seriously injured after a collision at an Invercargill harness racing event.
Shooting victim to be privately farewelled
Verity McLean was allegedly murdered by her husband, a local police officer.
Invercargill shooting: Cop now in prison
Police officer Ben McLean, charged with murdering his wife, moved from hospital to prison.
Drivers warned to expect wild weather
Grab the wet weather gear as rain is on its way, and high winds are set to hit.
Anzac Day shootings: Family shock
Invercargill families of Anzac Day shooting victims in 'total shock'
Invercargill shooting: Family speaks
Families of Verity McLean and Garry Duggan speak about the fatal Invercargill shooting.
Invercargill police scour three scenes
Alleged Invercargill shooter and surviving victim knew each other.
Impartiality in investigation 'crucial'
Former top cop explains process is important.
Murder-accused cop: Locals tell of shock
Locals and police 'family' shattered after alleged love-triangle shooting.
Cop accused of wife's murder; 'Our people are shattered'
Invercargill mayor says alleged murder of woman by husband 'devastating' for community.
Cop shooting love triangle: Couple are parents of three
Couple at centre of Invercargill shooting have children between 9 and 19, a friend says.
Woman dies after Invercargill shooting
Witness describes seeing man putting on balaclava and pulling something out of his jacket.
Spy conference: Mystery plane arrives
The Gulfstream jet had blocked credentials when it landed in Wellington last night.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Mini convoy makes money for charity
63 minis have hit the road to raise money for charity. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Mini convoy hits the road to raise money for charity
63 classic mini's are traveling the length of the country to raise money for KidsCan. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Wait for face reconstruction nearly over
Christine Brown has been bullied all her life. She's hoping to see that stop.
Wanted siblings tease police on Facebook
Wanted Invercargill siblings snapped taunting police on Facebook.
One of our worst alpine tragedies
Rescuer killed by avalanche, John Harrison, was one of New Zealand's top climbers.
Man punched, taunted by youths
A man was maliciously punched and provoked by youths who ran around taunting him in Invercargill yesterday.
Invercargill house fire may be arson
No one was home when fire broke out in an Invercargill home and now it's being treated as arson.
Temperatures plummet in the deep south
A cold change sweeping up the South Island this afternoon has seen temperatures drop by double digits in 10 minutes.
Police investigating liquor store break-in
Police are appealing for help to identify this man following a break-in at a liquor store in Invercargill.
Former Silver Fern 'critically ill'
A spokeswoman for Auckland Hospital said Tania Dalton's condition had worsened.
Heavy rain warnings across North Island
Tropical downpours are drenching the north of the North Island as thunderstorms loom over Northland, Auckland and Waikato.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Superbike racing runs in the family
A Whakatane father and his two sons are currently competing in the New Zealand Superbike Championships. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Goodbye Pork Pie, hello Maketu Pies
280117aw24bop.JPG HELLO PORK PIE: Ashleigh Cummings and James Rolleston, stars of the remake of Goodbye Pork Pie. PHOTO/ANDREW WARNER.
Gallipoli mystery solved a century on
Astonishing link uncovered between Kiwi soldier who died in Gallipoli and bloodied Turkish family heirloom.
Principal stress: Burned-out and 'just surviving'
Primary school principals are burned-out and leaving the profession because of high stress and 'relentless' workload.
Dog theft and suspicious behaviour in Southland
Southern Police are warning residents to keep their pets safe after the theft of an American Bulldog and reports of suspicious behaviour concerning dogs.