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One dead, one in hospital after crash in Greymouth

The crash happened in Rapahoe, north of Greymouth.

Emergency services responding to accidents in Matamata and Greymouth

One person is believed to be seriously injured.

Two arrested after car crash in Newmarket

The two men fled on foot after the crash.

Mosque terrorist 'should never been granted gun licence'

Sorrces say he was unable to supply proper referees.

Cop slaps teenager during youth programme, keeps job

Police didn't prosecute because they determined the slap was not hard enough.

Wrong-way crash: Grieving mum's bid to get home for son's funeral

Jordan Gow was killed by a wrong-way driver on Christchurch's State Highway 1 on Sunday.

Constable fights for career after Taser conviction

The constable remains on restrictive and non-frontline duties with the police.

Police say it is lucky there were no fatal injuries in De La Salle attack

A student was stabbed outside the college on Friday afternoon.

Boy stabbed: Scared parents tell students to cover uniforms after brutal attack

Parents of students at De La Salle are covering up their children's school uniform.

Thief steals ice cream, flashes gun at shop assistant before taking off - on bike

Instead of payment, thief shows gun as he leaves QE2 Foodmarket with ice cream.

Stabbed student 'lying in pool of blood' after Auckland school attacked

A group of 20-30 youths attacked students outside De La Salle College gates yesterday.

Man in critical condition after being hit by police car in Taranaki

The man reportedly ran into the path of the patrol car while it was attending a callout.

Covid-crushing NZ lures foreign students

Overseas inquiries to AUT University have almost doubled since the pandemic started.

Crewe cold case: Fifty years and no answers in infamous Pukekawa whodunnit

50 years after the murders of Harvey and Jeanette Crewe, Anna Leask looks back at the case

Empty class: Inside the foreign student crisis

Decisions on how to let foreign students back next year are needed soon.

Police at 'serious incident', one in custody

Police have cordoned off an area at a rural address.

Defence Minister calls for independent review into police arming

'Military cadets go through more rigorous training than frontline police' - Mark.

Hit-and-run tragedy: Man mown down while buying medicine for sick wife

Elderly pedestrian's death is the family's second road tragedy in a decade.