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Men who fell 60m from Lion Rock lucky to survive - medical officer
The first medical officer on the scene after two men fell from Piha's Lion Rock found one man hardly breathing and the other with mangled legs.
Two injured after Lion Rock fall
Two men are fighting for their lives after falling more than 20 metres from Lion Rock on Auckland's west coast early today.
Teen shipwrecked off Brazilian coast
An Auckland teenager spent 18 hours clinging to a liferaft off the coast of Brazil after her ship capsized.
Kiwi among people saved from Canadian ship
A New Zealander was one of 64 people rescued from a Canadian sailing ship, filled with high school and university students, that sunk off the coast of Brazil.
Runaway Auckland manager 'stressed'
A missing finance chief found disorientated and dishevelled after four nights sleeping rough was under stress at work.
Maritime chaos has coastguard on alert
Rescue services were flat-out with 25 callouts by 5pm yesterday.
Police look into alleged Rockefeller sighting
Police in Australia are investigating a report that missing multi-millionaire Herman Rockefeller has been spotted in a small town west of Melbourne.
Haiti: Miracle rescue
A shop assistant was rescued in good condition despite surviving 11 days since the earthquake crumbled Haiti's capital.
Looking for a hero called Eddie
A lone hero dived into the swirling tide to save a drowning woman. But who was he?
NZ open to sending police to Haiti - PM
New Zealand would be open to sending police to help in Haiti if asked to, Prime Minister John Key says. UN chief Ban Ki-moon has requested 3500 extra troops and police.
'If you don't kill the criminals, they will all come back' - Haitian police
Police asking citizens to take justice into their own hands against gang leaders who escaped from a quake damaged prison.
Violence fears rise as Haiti gang leaders fill police void
Influential gang leaders who escaped from a heavily damaged prison during the Haiti's killer earthquake are starting to wreak havoc across Port-au Prince.