Spate of serious crashes claim six lives in 32 hours
The road carnage began at 1.30am yesterday, with the most recent crash at 8.10am today.
The road carnage began at 1.30am yesterday, with the most recent crash at 8.10am today.
A judge said the Te Aroha man's actions were "dangerous" but also out of character.
Joseph Tull got to speak to his father on the morning he died.
The woman blew nearly four times the legal limit with two kids inside the car.
One man was found with a sawn-off shotgun and ammunition in his pocket.
Daniel De Boer admitted six of the eight charges in court today.
A recent spate of criminals ramming Kiwi police has officers concerned for their safety
The man was granted further name suppression until his next appearance in June.
Ardern concedes her Govt is 'unique', but they do agree on climate change action.
Waikato Police are looking to locate a man who went on a failed crime spree on Sunday.
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New Zealand's roads have recorded a grizzly amount of fatalities in just four days.
A horror week on the roads has continued with another fatal crash.
The Prime Minister doesn't think the comments were sexist and says she's not offended.
Power Farming has expanded within New Zealand, then went into Australia and now the US.
Morrinsville teacher to be remembered at her funeral with her favourite chocolate.
A fugitive from justice has jumped into the Waihou River to evade police.
'Sonja' is worried about the busy PM's partner.
Whanganui cricketer Matthew Hocquard named Hawkes Bay Cricket Camp tournament MVP
The AOS was called to the domestic violence incident as a precaution.
She was walking around normally. An hour later she was paralysed: The cancer was back.
Elderly Morrinsville couple among trio injured in crash near Apata Station Rd.
It's hoped the water will be back on Morrinsville, in Waikato, tonight.
Water leak between treatment plant and reservoir has still not been found.
The council is urging residents to avoid flushing toilets and showering if possible.
From Greece to New Zealand, Torty the Tortoise has had more than a century of adventures.
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One person was trapped and in a moderate to serious condition.
The campaign trails went underground, over ground, wombling free.