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Double fatal Christmas crash: Brother urges motorists to slow down
Police are also urging motorists to slow down.
'Mindblowing': Kiwis head online for Christmas, use 'astonishing', record breaking levels of data
Kiwis have used "astonishing" amount of data over Christmas and Boxing Day.
Sophie Elliott's dad, Gil: Long way to go before victims gain rightful status
OPINION: New Zealand's justice system continues to favour the offender over the victim.
Murder on Ridge Rd: Teen behind brutal Howick killing to stay behind bars
Daryl Graydon was murdered in 2007 and his killer has just been refused parole.
New 'day zero' Covid-19 tests for returnees from higher-risk countries
Plans for pre-departure tests for those leaving the UK for New Zealand are underway.
Concern at Otago's 'devastating' road toll
One resident is calling for a road safety rethink after a "devastating" series of deaths.
NZ's fatal drowning rates shame – the most deadly beaches revealed
Kiwis urged to take precautions before entering the water this summer.
'Bitter pill to swallow': Fruit growers lose entire crop in hailstorm
Motueka fruit growers say millions of dollars of fruit is ruined after the hailstorm.
Teen dies in hospital after crash near Balclutha
The teen was critically injured in a crash near Balclutha at the start of this month.
'Odds against peace': China's 2021 plan could spark 'death, destruction'
They have the world's largest navy. Now an expert says China is primed and ready for war.
Maria was strangled and died in a ditch - but her killer walked away
The man who strangled a young mum was found not guilty of murder or manslaughter.
Powerball $18m: Numbers drawn for massive jackpot
Boxing Day known as a day to spend money rather than receive, but that could all change.
Stay out of the water: Dangerous algae levels spark health warning
Children and dogs are thought to be at particular risk of harm.
'Mask top and bottom': Campaign targets safe sex and Covid
Campaign encourages young people to use condoms and "keep track of where you've tapped".
Local Focus: St Paul's Pūtiki looking for helpers
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'Did not want to fight': New mum jailed for stabbing
Hariroa Williams has been jailed despite having a month-old baby at home.
Two dead in Christmas Day crash - police plead with motorists to slow down
"We don't want to see any more lives lost this holiday period", senior cop says.
Revealed: The generation most likely to regift or sell presents
More than half of one generation is likely to part ways with unwanted presents.
Fish smoker caused fire that destroyed house before Christmas
A Moerewa couple have lost "everything" in a fire that destroyed part of their house.
Top 10 cricket grounds: Best places in NZ to watch cricket this summer
The top three picks might just surprise you.
Smoked chicken product recalled over safety fears
Some of the chickens may be undercooked, authorities say.
Family of mum and baby killed by repeat drink driver call for stricter laws
More than 50,000 cases in a decade of Kiwis drink driving for at least third time.
Friends become family at Christmas as Covid-19 keeps loved ones apart
Covid-19 travel ban means families remain apart but people here are able to celebrate.
Boxing Day sales start early online as Kiwis flock to the tills
It comes after a record-breaking day at the tills on Christmas Eve.
'An incredibly challenging year': Jacinda Ardern's Christmas message to Kiwis
Prime Minister delivers heartfelt Christmas message to New Zealanders at home and abroad.
Santa comes early: Online Boxing Day sales start on Christmas Eve
The sale at Noel Leeming will begin at 7.30pm and The Warehouse at 8pm.
Opera singer, mum, former coroner - who is new health and disability commissioner?
"It was hard not to be affected by it," new health boss speaks on White Island tragedy.
Preschool: We want our hippopotamus back
Owen was shocked to find only the hippo's tutu remaining after it had been stolen.
A Capital Letter: pipes, politics and pandemics - Wellington Mayor Andy Foster's year
The cracks in mayoralty began at the same time the cracks in the water pipes exploded.
Racism 'well and alive' in NZ - commissioner
The Race Relations Commissioner has condemned two recent racist attacks in NZ.
Former Gloriavale member: 'Sex was talked about at every meal'
Former member alleges incest, sexual assault, child abuse, and bullying.
West Coast councils divided over Airbnb regulation
Some are urging a crackdown on Airbnb while others prefer a hands-off approach.
'It's too risky': Fires banned in Whangārei and Kaipara from Christmas Eve
Total fire ban is in place in Whangārei and Kaipara from Christmas Eve