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Patrol enforces hard line on campers
Freedom campers will face the wrath of a dedicated council contractor if they break the rules and park up on one of the Bay's most idyllic visitor spots, Bowentown's Anzac Bay.
Freedom campers will face the wrath of a dedicated council contractor if they break the rules and park up on one of the Bay's most idyllic visitor spots, Bowentown's Anzac Bay.
There were four jumps races at Ellerslie. A horse was dead after all but one of them. It has sparked renewed calls for steeplechase racing to be banned.
The Waikato policeman who escorted a heavily pregnant woman and her husband to Hamilton has been congratulated by his boss for doing the right thing.
Three members of the Plymouth Brethren church were among the fatalities over the long weekend.
The truck driver accused of ploughing his truck into a motorway overbridge, causing hours of gridlock in Auckland, was excused from appearing in court today.
Nazi concentration camp survivor Bob Narev has spent his life trying to warn people about the dangers of standing by and letting others be cruel.
Kiwi remembers the day his dying grandfather took him to see Muhammad Ali.
Two dramatic videos have been released showing how Northland's forests are collapsing due to chronic underfunding of the Department of Conservation and lack of pest control.
Eleven people have died on our roads up until midnight, the highest number of deaths for a Queen's Birthday weekend since 1989.
An autistic man has been locked in a tiny, isolated area of a mental health unit for five years despite top-level warnings his treatment breaches human rights.
Showers are on their way with a northeast flow spreading across the country from tomorrow.
Boy, 14, thrown onto car bonnet, before hitting the road.
A man with Parkinson's disease who went missing in the Glenn Innes area has been found and is safe.
WATCH: Two liquor store workers turn the tables on their attempted robbers.
The Queen's Birthday road toll is now up to seven following the death of a man involved in a crash yesterday.
Three fire trucks and ambulance staff are at the scene, on Cumberland Crescent in Welcome Bay.
The teen and a 9-year-old, who suffered serious injuries, were in a car which crashed into a tree on Ferguson St in Mangere at about 9.15am yesterday.
The death of a motorcyclist this afternoon has brought the long weekend road toll to three in just 24 hours.
Police said the crash happened after they received numerous calls about racers in the early hours of this morning.
Another person has died on the roads this holiday weekend already following a serious crash on State Highway 3 near Te Kuiti.
In the last three months, offenders committed six ram-raid burglaries at commercial premises which sold high-end electrical equipment.
Roadworks on the Brynderwyn Hills are already $3 million over budget, Northland MP Winston Peters says, claiming the blowout will rise and put at risk other vital roading projects.
A woman was busted selling methamphetamine to an undercover police officer while she was breastfeeding her young baby as part of a nationwide drug sting.
The patient is said to have suffered moderate injuries.
None of the fixed speed cameras in Rotorua, and much of the rest of the country have working cameras inside.
A crash on the Southern Motorway blocked the right lane to the city after Mount Wellington at 6.15 this morning.
What began as an effort to live a healthier lifestyle led to a dangerous condition for this young woman.