Wet wet wet: A soggy weekend is on its way
Rain is expected to hit most of the country tomorrow, and it will be heavy in parts.
Rain is expected to hit most of the country tomorrow, and it will be heavy in parts.
Herald readers shared their thoughts in an online poll.
Six people were administered with a very low dose of vaccine in Christchurch.
Police continue to investigate a crash that claimed the lives of five Timaru teenagers
Businesses in the lower South Island are calling for greater certainty.
100-plus contacts in the South Island mean it is deemed too soon to come out of level 4.
Not everybody agrees the South should be treated differently.
There have still been no cases in the south despite the Auckland outbreak growing to 72.
Domestic journeys add to the strain of returning home during Level 4 lockdown.
If a lone tumbleweed had drifted across Dunedin’s George St yesterday, it would not have seemed out of place. Video / ODT
Our ongoing love affair with the banana has continued during lockdown - but broccoli???
Its workers nationwide will receive a bonus to their hours worked while in alert level 4.
Police called out to deal with people flouting lockdown rules in the snowy South.
The repeated assaults left the victim with a chipped tooth, swollen lip and scratches.
Thousands of lightning strikes were recorded on Monday with more in the days ahead.
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Constructed wetland uses vegetation & microbes in soil to treat water from farms.
Mystery substance in Queenstown creek was similar to water-tracing dye.
The council is urgently looking into the issue.
The green liquid was seen pouring into Lake Wakatipu in Queenstown. Video / Georgia Rose
Man told his girlfriend to say a box had fallen on her, if anyone asked.
The Weekend Herald tells the story of the five Timaru boys who never came home.
Instead of checking on the victims, the driver did a runner on foot.
Tyler Coll will spend the next six months on a curfew after a bungled armed hold-up.
Queenstown resident put caveat on Thiel's home, claiming it was promised to him.
Front line nurses: Employment conditions are described as woefully inadequate.
Former London teacher Emma Prentice says "looking back, I was way sicker than I realised".
Gusts could reach 130km/h in the Canterbury high country, and up to 120km/h elsewhere.
A service is being held at Roncalli College on Thursday in memory of the five boys killed.