Student starts new research on Springboks tour
Capturing the experiences and impacts of the 1981 Springbok tour on 'ordinary' Kiwis, rather than protesters, is the focus of new research.
Capturing the experiences and impacts of the 1981 Springbok tour on 'ordinary' Kiwis, rather than protesters, is the focus of new research.
Liquidators of league coaching legend Graham Lowe's former recruitment company are trying to claw back funds from one of its shareholders.
The unusual warmth that dominated our climate last summer has had alarmingly apparent impacts on the South Island's postcard glaciers and mountain snowlines.
Rock-throwing youngsters tracked down through prank calls.
Labour wants careers advice to be more professional.
Police trying to return thousands of dollars worth of power tools to owners.
Scientists have a few words of warning for Government attempts to clear our islands of pests.
Wellington is a very easy city to love, and it's just about perfect for a food-and drink-filled weekend getaway.
Singer/songwriter Anna van Riel pens an ode to her favourite spot.
Life-saving surgery only option for sick 2-year-old girl Elyse.
The Reserve Bank driven the exchange rate down after it signalled a likely cut in the cash rate next month and raised possibility of further reduction.
Trucks are involved in nearly a quarter of all fatal crashes but, most of the time, they are not at fault. The Ministry of Transport's
Lyttelton residents are worried the delay on the Timeball Station rebuild may cause the project to be abandoned altogether.
City council is defending it's decision to renegotiate spending on anchor projects, in spite of being warned it's "repeating the mistakes of the past".
Arshpreet Kaur Sidhu had missed a flight to Auckland and had been catching a ride with friends when the accident happened. She should not have been in the crash.
Customers vent fury when told not to play game that has taken world by storm.
Herald Travel readers share their advice for getting kids on skis or boards this winter.
Identities of crash victims to be released today.
So pigs can't fly - but four clever pooches showed they could, no sweat.
A mid-winter mission in a muscle car is just the ticket, writes Alanah Eriksen.
Expressions of interest closed yesterday in Holcim's Westport assets.
Nelson shoppers won't get their sugary fix at the checkout anymore after a local supermarket swapped out junk food for healthy snacks.
Christchurch Police are looking for four drift trikes stolen in a recent burglary in Christchurch.
A bankrupt Mt Roskill man has been accused of concealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of gold bars and cash from authorities.
A man arrested on Friday night and then given bail on Saturday morning went on an alleged crime spree in Christchurch, Oamaru and Dunedin.
Two huge wind tunnels and Australasia's biggest strong wall are being used in experiments, research and tests.
COMMENT: If life is understood as a struggle among cost-benefit maximising individuals, the idea of a fair and harmonious society retreats.
Prime Minister John Key was joined by rugby royalty at a private dinner in Paris this morning (NZ time).