
'Fast and furious': Why buyers bid hard for empty section
Christchurch section sells for almost double its RV.
Christchurch section sells for almost double its RV.
Tenants harassed in string of texts and in a verbal altercation with landlord.
The plane left Franz Josef this morning and was en route to Rangiora.
Police find Timothy Wilson sitting in a car with no number plates, and discover much more.
Dispute over performance car marketed as 'project'.
The bar's advertisement has been labelled "sexist and disgusting".
"I want to swap with him. I want a bullet" - father said after crash.
Rodney Fallowfield 'snapped' and killed his new wife in a Te Anau motel 'to silence her'.
Nearly half of Christchurch's waterways are in a poor condition.
Rees Hotel chief executive says the exchange rate with US dollar is driving interest.
The AHT has announced a team of young explorers it intends to take south.
Man broke into homes of the affluent, costing victims $120,000 during a seven-month spree.
The average house price there is one-third of the national average.
A Christchurch schoolboy turned porn producer, Matthew Wolfe now sits in a prison cell.
A person is due to appear in court on charges of dangerous driving and failing to stop.
Timaru’s Caroline Bay: remembering a stormy history. Video / Supplied
Alice Moore on why Christchurch firms were more prepared than others for remote working.
Is it too late to save Milford Sound or has it been 'lost to tourism'. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Crux Productions
The Herald is proud to present the first episode of a major new investigative documentary series Deep South produced and presented by Crux Productions. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Crux Productions
Jotham Miller said the wind caused his erratic driving but blood test revealed the truth.
'Elevated level of swearing' in landlord's texts to tenants over who should cut trees.
It took six police officers to lift 250kg stone carving dating back to 1890s.
Jeremy Ching's vandalism spree earns a nine-month prison sentence at a hectic hearing.
Trio accused of burglary and kidnapping in remote area denied bail.
Students called in to cover shifts at Dunedin Hospital because of staff shortages.
After brutal bashing, attacker tells cop: "I'm sorry, can we call it quits and I'll go".
From ram-raids to smash and grabs, wild weather hammers the South and the bill Act wants to see go up in smoke in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald