'I wandered about in a daze': What it was like being part of the Erebus recovery team
Colin Monteath recalls his work after the plane crash that killed all 257 people onboard.
Colin Monteath recalls his work after the plane crash that killed all 257 people onboard.
"Please, please don’t, I’m only 15, I’m 15, please stop," the victim pleaded.
Police got a report of a robbery about 4pm today, are still at the scene investigating.
A "hard-working" dairy-owning couple are traumatised after Wednesday evening's incident.
Police will be deployed around known gang locations in Ellerslie, Ōnehunga and Papatoetoe.
1.8kg of cannabis, 47 rounds of ammunition, and about $40,000 in cash were seized.
Lawrence Peter Stephens pleaded guilty to 5 charges covering possession of 218 images.
A person was seriously injured in Waingawa after a train hit their car in July.
Fire and Emergency NZ crews and St John are at the scene in West Auckland.
Police are investigating the sudden death of a Taupō man on August 13.
State Highway 5 has reopened several hours after a morning crash near Pohokura.
Two of his children were killed, a third was critically injured.
"There’s an increased unsettledness or anxiety", a community group says.
The crash on Paerata Road (SH22) was reported to police at 5.10pm.
Vehicle crime has risen dramatically in the area, say police.
Police were called to the rural property last night.
Justice Cameron Mander told the jury Dickason’s future was now up to him.
Is killer mum guilty of murder, infanticide - or will insanity defence be accepted?
The crash happened last night in rural Tautoro, near Kaikohe.
He visited two Bunnings stores in Waikato and bought items used for camping.
Emergency services were called to Khyber Pass Rd in Grafton just before 5pm
Is killer mum guilty of murder, infanticide - or will insanity defence be accepted?
Jude Coxhead, 62, was last seen by family in Tauranga on August 12.
Customs caught the man and said the 'impact of this abuse can be devastating'.
The accused cannot speak or read English, his lawyer told the court today.
Police were pursuing a car after its driver was seen firing a gun out the window.
Scottish tourist Karen Aim's killer reveals he thought violence towards women 'normal'.
She then messaged her kids to say sorry and transferred $45,000.
Police believe a brand new spade and clothing items were disposed of in Christchurch.
'In a lot of these cases you’re chasing shadows, but here there’s a genuine lead.'