Weather: Wet and thundery for most of the country
Get the raincoats and umbrellas out, it's going to be a wet and thundery Sunday.
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Passionate Tonga and Kiwis league fans told to celebrate with respect
Police have warned fans watching tomorrow's Tonga v Kiwis game to be on best behaviour.
Weekend weather: Settled solstice Saturday, Sunday turn
It's looking good tomorrow, but rain's on the way for some on Sunday.
Apology to dying man after huge tumour missed by GP
John Downing's GP thought his bleeding was from haemorrhoids, not bowel cancer.
'The water was freezing': Teen rescues stranger from lake
Jack Hodgson came to the woman's rescue after spotting her car sinking in the lake.
Complaints upheld against dodgy Queenstown drivers
Complaints ranged from drink-driving, assault and driving behaviour to sexual impropriety.
Man jailed for threat to 'cut heads off with a machete'
Call to his probation officer ended in 'full rage'. A month later, he lost his cool again.
Think yesterday was cold? Looking back on NZ's coldest day
At -25.6C, New Zealand's coldest day, in 1903, caused frostbite and burst bottles.
Man arrested after miniature horse stabbed 41 times
A man has been arrested and charged with cruelty to an animal.
Weather questions: How cold does it have to be to see your breath?
As Kiwis freezes their breeches off, we answer your burning weather questions.
Woman jailed for mother abuse 'needs help, not prison'
Psychotherapist: "Being in prison is unlikely to enable her to access the help she needs."
Horror intersections: A matter of time before more deaths, say locals
Crashes at either end of Route 72 or the Inland Scenic Route have resulted in two dead.
Three days of hell: Woman abuses mother, howls in court
In a three-day span Anita Cumming allowed her 71-year-old mother six hours' sleep.
Man, dog, rescued after trapped in cave for three hours
Emergency services were called to the scene near Limestone Track around 3pm.
Brazen thief dresses as courier, walks out with cash
Lake Tekapo Police would like to hear from anyone who recognises female theft suspect.
Police seek witnesses after man shot in Timaru
The man took himself to Timaru Hospital with a single gunshot wound to his lower body.
Remembering NZ's third deadliest earthquake 90 years ago
The 1929 Murchison earthquake's victims were mostly killed by landslides.
Rugby player faces assault charge after alleged clubrooms attack
A young man was left in a critical condition in an alleged attack in Dunedin.
'They knew what they were doing': Gold thieves hit West Coast mines
The thieves made off with gold and left hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage.
Police identify teens killed in Oamaru crash
Two teens were killed and another injured in a crash in Oamaru North on Wednesday.
Jailed killer in for a surprise on release
Jason Karl Blackler's car isn't in the state he left it in
Temperatures to drop 3C-4C early next week
Auckland is forecast to drop from a high of 17C today to 14C by Tuesday.
Ashburton cops cleared of planting evidence
The man was charged with possessing methamphetamine but this was dismissed by a judge.
Arrest in relation to laser strikes on rescue helicopter
Endangering transport carries a maximum penalty of 14 years imprisonment.
'I'm still waiting': 30 months later and still no surgery
'The guideline is four months. This has been 30 months so far...'
'Alive by a divine miracle': Prisoner's throat slit in razorblade attack
The slashing of his throat - or the kicks to his head he received - could have killed him.
One dead after house fire in Invercargill
Emergency services were called to the property on Venus Street shortly after 8 o'clock.
Large meth haul, cash seized in Queenstown raid
Police have seized more than $200,000 worth of meth and more than $30,000 in cash.
Kidnap, attempted murder charges after camping ground incident
A man and woman were overcome with LPG fumes at a Dunedin campground last month.
'Unexplained death': Tearful tribute to 'lovely' neighbour
Forensic scientists have been called in to help determine the cause of death.
Fourth hospital security guard attacked this year
"Directly employed security seems to be the model to look at for DHBs," union E tū says.
More roadside births feared after service downgrade
After a roadside birth last month, more are feared in rural Southland.
Welcome change: Warmer weather on the way
Gentler forecast on the cards: "We have had some pretty wild weather over the past week."