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Marlborough: Sights and sounds
Anna Harrison finds a jaw-droppingly beautiful view at Bay of Many Coves.
Anna Harrison finds a jaw-droppingly beautiful view at Bay of Many Coves.
A Kiwi team is battling sweltering and dusty conditions in the Middle East.
Victoria Clark stays at Sofitel Wellington, the capital city's first brand new hotel in 15 years, where the surrounds are luxuriously, romantically French.
A 43-year-old woman appeared in the Hamilton District Court today on drug-related charges including manufacturing methamphetamine, and the cultivation of cannabis.
Suspected gang members raided serial burglar Luke Reich's home looking for stolen firearms while he was on remand in jail, The Star can reveal.
Environment Canterbury is publishing credit card expenditure on their website in a bid to increase its "openness and transparency."
Canterbury District Health Board members say an archaic piece of policy that gags them from speaking to media should be scrapped or reviewed.
Maddie Collins dreams of going to sleepovers with her friends, riding her pony and swimming without feeling sick.
This lovely spot comes with barrels of history, some of it millions of years old, as Elisabeth Easther discovers.
A tramper has told of "pretty bad" conditions including snow up to a metre high near where a Czech woman was rescued after waiting five weeks in a Doc hut after her partner's death.
Sixty brands serving 300 beers: what 40-something wouldn't be in heaven, asks Jesse Mulligan.
A caregiver charged with assaulting an elderly man in a Hamilton rest home has appeared in court this morning.
Tennessy Weir checks into a lakefront hotel with a beautiful garden.
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A caregiver allegedly caught on covert camera footage hitting and slapping an elderly man in a rest home has been charged with assault.
Video and photos of Air New Zealand staff posing with an inflatable doll in the cockpit and an air hostess spitting water have been posted online.
A new study investigating intriguing links between mental illness and heart disease risk is among $1.5 million in grants announced today.
A drone operator who flew in restricted air space and got within 120m of a helicopter preparing to fight a forest fire has today escaped a conviction.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council has agreed to lease an area on Emerton Road.
A Waikato regional councillor found guilty of breaching the council's code of conduct twice in two weeks apologised in a tongue-and-cheek
Olympic gold medal-winners Blair Tuke and Peter Burling will be honoured with a parade through Kerikeri's main street on Friday. The
Skiers and snowboarders flocked to sunny Mt Ruapehu in such great numbers today that the access road to Whakapapa ski area had to be closed.
Police have taken to the sidelines of junior rugby for the first time in Auckland today in a bid to tackle negative sideline behaviour.
New Zealand will hand over the responsibility of carrying out polls on the Secretary General job to Russia in September to ensure there is no perception of a conflict of interest.
'The Real Housewives of Auckland' star Louise Wallace remembers a wonderful childhood of trespassing and playing rounders in the city's dress circle.
An Auckland pharmacist who falsified a prescription and sold prescription medication to a known drug addict has been sentenced to home detention.
Farming, conservation and tourism need to go hand in hand for New Zealand's future, Whakahoro farmer and entrepreneur Dan Steele says. He
Diana Plater enjoys some of the best Central Otago has to offer.
Even in the long-established tea and coffee trade, there's still room for innovation.
A chance intervention has continued the remarkable good fortunes of a plucky ewe that was dubbed "New Zealand's luckiest lamb". Lucky