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A father's forgiveness: Graham Dickason opens up to community about alleged murder of three daughters
Full statement from father whose three daughters were killed in Timaru last week.
'Angels ripped away': Father of dead girls will carry loss 'for rest of my life'
A vigil has been held in Timaru for three little girls allegedly murdered by their mother.
Triple tragedy: Vigil outside home where three young girls murdered
Community still reeling from crash that killed five teens rallies again.
'I am shattered': Family's ex-caregiver 'not coping' after three girls killed in Timaru
Caregiver distressed after family's new life abroad ends with deaths of three girls.
'They adored those children': Family, friends in South Africa 'in shock' over deaths
The couple reportedly struggled to conceive their children and "absolutely adored" them.
Help offered to get wider family of slain sisters into New Zealand
MIQ officials are working with police to help overseas family needing to travel here.
Timaru tragedy: Mum accused of murdering three young daughters appears in court
A 40-year-old woman has appeared in court charged with murdering three children.
Timaru tragedy: Former nanny says they were 'awesome kids'
Parents "loved their kids like nobody's business", former nanny in South Africa says.
Family's move to NZ turns to tragedy after three children killed
Twin girls and their sister were found dead at their new home in Timaru on Thursday night.
Timaru tragedy: Woman charged over death of three children
The woman is set to appear in court this morning over the death of three young girls.
Sports teams, businesspeople and entertainers taking up half of MIQ spots
The Bangladesh, South Africa and Netherlands cricket teams are due to arrive this summer.
Life in limbo no more: South African family ditch Kiwi dream
Lower crime rates and more educational opportunities first attracted family to our shores.
Princess Charlene of Monaco hospitalised after collapsing in South Africa
The princess underwent an undisclosed operation last month.
Lockdown inspires award-winning art inititiave
"Who's capturing the story of Covid-19 and its impact? That's where the idea came from."
Local Focus: So far so good in level 3 for Whanganui
Variety of fare available among the masks and 'smeyes'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
WHO designates 'Mu' as new Covid variant of interest - mutations suggest it's more vaccine-resistant
The variant was first detected in January in Colombia.
Opinion: How about an apology from NZ Rugby?
OPINION: Trevor Richards puts the case for NZ Rugby to show some contrition.
His brother raced across the globe to donate a kidney. Now the life-saving surgery has been cancelled
Nurses isolating amid Covid outbreak has had a devastating impact on one man's surgery.
South African lion reserve's incredible 'Inverse Zoo'
Are you sure what side of the glass you are on?
Covid-19 vaccines produced in Africa are being exported to Europe
New York Times: Johnson & Johnson sending shots from South Africa to other countries.
Migrant family reunited after 17 months, wife makes it out of South Africa hours before lockdown
South African woman lucky to reunite with Whangārei-based husband after 17 months.
At 46, African skateboarder finally wows mum
The second-oldest skateboarder at the Tokyo Games is hoping to have mounds of fun.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: My grandmother died of Covid. She deserved a better farewell
OPINION: Feeling lonely must've been the cruellest ending for her.
Editorial: The day rugby was cancelled
EDITORIAL: Pride in our national game clashed with our belief in a fair go for everyone.
1981 Springbok Tour: Former cop recalls being on duty for Hamilton match
"The few police on the embankment were brushed aside like feathers."
' I wouldn't say I am on their side now, but I am more lenient'
'There was a lot of anger and disappointment ... the game meant a lot to the region'.
South African expats hold vigil amid unrest, ask Govt for border exceptions
Expats gathered at the steps of Parliament this afternoon for a vigil.
Covid update: 21 Kiwis visited Aussie exposure sites
Public health officials continue to monitor the situation in Australia.
John Minto and supporters plan reunion lunch and march to rugby park
A great day in history because NZ made an impact internationally, says political activist.
'There will be blood': How the 1981 Springbok Tour of New Zealand began
Neil Reid recounts the explosive build-up to a sports tour that divided the nation.
'Like the sun came out': Nelson Mandela's salute to NZ Springbok protests
The 1981 tour created wide civil unrest - but those involved says its legacy is positive
Springbok terror: Anti-tour plot to shoot nails into Eden Park
Anti-tour protests became so violent there were fears people would die.
Regrets in South Africa after lives and livelihoods lost in mass unrest
New York Times: South Africa hit by some of the worst unrest since the fall of apartheid.