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Police officer describes what it's like to be in the line of fire
A police officer has spoken up about what it's like being in a shootout.
A police officer has spoken up about what it's like being in a shootout.
A racist attack on a young woman in Auckland was caught on video.
Two interviews this week focus on democracy here and in the US.
A man who murdered his elderly neighbour in Invercargill has been granted parole.
With no overseas visitors, businesses using DoC land are struggling to come up with funds.
Simmonds' mother just wants closure for the family.
More than 3000 name suggestions flooded in for Auckland's new tug boat.
An essential guide to prepping, packing and maybe even having fun
Assurances made that the water company is on the right track, despite woeful record.
Just days after a dodgy roofer scammed him of $8000, Nathan Smith survived the shootings
'New Zealand has a strong tendency to define itself as 'not as bad' as other countries.'
During the coronavirus pandemic alert levels, the public was asked to report breaches.
Dad required to pay cost associated with his deportation before getting visa.
Councillors sort their differences but find common ground against mayor.
Police consider disappearance of Bridget Simmonds is suspicious.
The police presence in Petone relates to a search warrant.
The tenant was shocked to see the state of the house when she moved in.
The man accused of murder appeared in court by audio visual link this morning.
More than 20 infringement notices equated to as little as $15,750 in fines.
Calls for the Pacific Islands to be included in the transtasman bubble are getting louder.
Parents wonder how son kept dark secret for 24 years.
'Astonishing' breaches raise questions over whether the environment is taken seriously.
Tumbleweed in the streets? New survey shows heart of the city is in jeopardy.
'Nobody would listen to me until he was almost dead in my arms,' says mum.
'Of course that made a few hearts flutter," says Dr Ashley Bloomfield.
CCTV footage shows bar-goers celebrating as the clock strikes midnight.
Head-on crash near the summit of Brynderwyn Hills.
They stole thousands of dollars' worth of diamond rings, pendants and gold chains.
NZ joins an exclusive club of nine countries that have beaten Covid-19 cases down to zero.