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Summer starts with a blow: Huge storm set to strike NZ
Temperatures set to soar on Wednesday.
Temperatures set to soar on Wednesday.
Carbon monoxide tragedy: A mother's anguish.
Exclusive: Young Kiwi speaks from inside one of the world's most famous fighting units.
Police have retrieved two firearms after reports in Port Chalmers this afternoon.
Dunedin doctor Venod Skantha was unravelling months before he killed Amber-Rose Rush.
Young friends tell of what it was like in Dr Venod Skantha's inner circle.
Truck left teetering near waters edge after driver suffers a broken leg.
Family describe a bold young woman who had a strong sense of justice.
We piece together the timeline from 92 witnesses who gave evidence at the High Court.
Dean Buchanan discovers a secret little bar down an Arrowtown alley.
It is the time of year when the honey bees are swarming across thyme-covered slopes.
Two men who went to great lengths to rip off travelling buskers were confronted.
The fire initially threatened property but 13 crews and 3 helicopters battled the blaze.
Students holidaying instead of interning well-known and practised for years, mother says.
"Had Cadbury carried on, Ocho would have remained a small artisan business."
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issues for Christchurch City.
Hamilton school refuses to let girls wear culottes.
Miss Pascoe was trying to calm her newborn down in one arm and shop with the other.
Mum-of-three says she wishes her haters nothing but happiness.
It's been a truly uphill battle.
The deaths of two endangered native parrots have been attributed to human error.
Uelese made a traditional apology known in Samoan culture as "ifoga".
ESR scientists are giving evidence in the Dunedin murder trial.
Most buildings are liveable within one to three days, company says.
Central Otago mystery - which had shades of the XT lawsuit - solved.
"You have way too much detailed information – unless you personally were involved."
Blaze scorched across more than 4500 hectares as firefighters struggled to catch it.
Stormy cold front passing over NZ brings wild weather, overnight lows forecast to drop.
Rain has been falling in Otago since early this morning.
Errors and penalties in slippery conditions prove costly in rematch with home side.