Ships docked in Otago linked to firm that flew in crew
Two ships in Otago Harbour are linked to the company that delivered the infected seamen.
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Child hit by car near Queenstown school
The child was taken to hospital with moderate injuries.
Woman stalked ex-landlord for nearly 10 years
She also sent him a key to her home via courier.
Bunny boom: 'Millions upon millions' of rabbits
Unrestrained breeding wreaks havoc on grazing farmland, marae grounds and gardens.
Drought fears for South Canterbury farmers
NIWA's latest hotspot report showed the driest soils in the South Island.
Act may set up southern base
All members of the new caucus would be regular visitors to the south.
Election 2020: Our diverse 40 new MPs
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High-profile Nat MPs Brownlee, Smith, Bishop set to lose seats
Up to 20 seats could change hands tonight, most - but not all - to Labour.
Woman seen 'swigging wine' behind the wheel denies charges in court
The woman was on a zero-alcohol restriction at the time she was stopped by police.
Still searching for beloved pets Dice and Weed one year on
The black poodle and terrier disappeared from their Otago Peninsula home a year ago.
Election Day weather divide: Mostly fine in North Island, rain in the South
Voters can expect mostly fine weather in North Island; umbrellas, coats needed in South.
Person seriously injured after bull attack
A St John spokesman says the person will likely be flown to Dunedin Hospital.
'I'm really sorry': Man who pointed gun at cop
Senior constable thanked his assailant for the apology.
Communities split over free school lunches
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Free school lunches: Wellington and South Island
Full list: Who gets free school lunches in Wellington and the South Island.
'I just couldn't move': Woman who broke back in Six60 balcony collapse on her recovery
Bailley Unahi's back was broken in 2016 at a Six60 concert. Now she is flying.
'Really concerning': More than 1 in 4 university students sexually assaulted
'Concerning' rate of sexual assaults and rape among uni students in New Zealand.
Mosgiel cafe cheesed off over Collins' no-show
Staff were told to prep a plate of cheese rolls, but the guest of honour never showed.
Brrr! Stranded after 4WD got stuck, couple cross freezing river naked to get out
They spent about two hours trying to dig the vehicle out but to no avail.
Woman, 62, drives off with cheating boyfriend clinging to the bonnet, court hears
A six-minute phone call to police has wound up in evidence against her.
Lake Ōhau fire: Long road to recovery for devastated village
Fires continue to rage in Mackenzie Basin after consuming 5500 hectares.
Boy's narrow escape as tree crashes through campervan roof
A decision made only minutes before accident saved a six-year-old boy from being crushed.
Previous owner buys back chopper firm from Ngāi Tahu Holdings
A Queenstown helicopter company has been sold back to its former owner.
Five taken to hospital with sulphur burns after Dunedin incident
Emergency services are at a fertiliser plant after an accident involving sulphur.
Lake Ōhau fire: 'Challenging day' ahead for fire crews after flare-ups
Residents readied to picked over what remains after up to 40 homes destroyed or damaged.
Killer driver had been sentenced on similar charges
Luke Savigny killed a passenger while on supervision for similar driving offences.
40-50 homes confirmed destroyed in huge fire: 'It's black, it's awful'
Fire crews still battling to protect homes today, drone finds 'significant hotspots'.
Fuel-load on ungrazed land 'hazard to life'
Retired farmland and rampant wilding pines make a "huge" stockpile of fire-ready fuel.
Lake Ohau blaze: Dunedin man 'happy to be at a distance'
'It was pretty dramatic,' says family who had camped about 5km across the lake.
Racecourse cries foul over dog poo
Dog owners are asked to remove their pet's poo from Wingatui Racecourse.
Parole denied: Woman 'thought she was going to die' after horrific domestic abuse
Samuel Anderson had been in the relationship for only a few months when violence started.
The tragic death of Sophia Crestani: Family reflects a year after uni party horror
The family of Sophia Crestani are still heartbroken a year after her tragic death.
The return of spring: Temperatures could soar to 12C above average tomorrow
Time to put on the summer sheets - overnight temperatures could be much warmer than usual.
Killling spree: Dog responsible for death of 50 lambs evades capture
Dog is suspected to be one that escaped its owner several months ago.