Farmers criticise police as cattle-killing probe stalls
Farmers whose animals were shot criticise lack of progress in police inquiry.
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Timaru cyclist dies in hospital after crash on weekend
The woman suffered serious head injuries and was taken to the ICU at Timaru Hospital.
Queenstown mayor sued over collapse of building company
In a statement, Boult said he rejected the claim made by the liquidators.
Police seek information over serious bicycle crash
A woman riding a bike in Timaru suffered serious head injuries following an accident.
Spring on hold as winter weather returns
Say goodbye to the weekend's sunshine as winter returns.
Watch: Horror as young cyclist survives being hit by car at roundabout
Lucky escape for a child at notorious Christchurch 'blind spot' roundabout.
Weather: Get out and enjoy the winter sunshine
Generally fine weather in the forecast for most of NZ
Neighbours at war: Man threatened to bury couple in his garden
Dunedin man with a "shocking record" threatened his neighbours after calling them "narks."
'Cover-up' fears over diver's death
Coroner: "There is still so much that is not clear in this case."
Slasher escapes jail term due to lifetime of community service
Defendant had ''far more on her plate than she could psychologically deal with''.
Christchurch Lotto player snares $300,000
Powerball wasn't struck tonight and will increase for Saturday to $20 million.
New tack on social, environmental trials facing Māori
Māori nationwide to be asked: "What is keeping you awake at night?"
Award-winning rugby ref guilty of drink-driving
Nigel Clifford McLachlan's sin bin was the dock of the Dunedin District Court.
Police appeal for information on man missing from Motueka
Jason Campbell, 35, has been missing since August 4.
Scuba diver's death: Coroner to re-examine witnesses
Coroner reopens diver's inquest after "reliability of evidence" concerns.
Leap of faith: AJ Hackett unveils 150m ravine plunge
The one-of-a-kind human catapult launched its first thrill seeker today in Queenstown.
Fiordland: Luxury on the water
Winston Aldworth experiences a luxury overnight stay in Fiordland.
Barbarian Stormtrooper gang flex muscles in small NZ town
Patched gang members spotted outside court may be advertising their arrival: local cop
The great cow robbery: 65 stock stolen from 'bloody angry' farmer
'You feel bloody angry about it,' says farmer looted of $130,000 worth of stock.
Southern Institute of Technology evacuated after bomb threat
Evacuated people said they understood the incident was a suspected bomb threat.
Six shots fired from vehicle at home in Dunedin
"It's getting a bit out of control. People are scared," a nearby resident said.
Oz climber won't be asked to pay rescue costs
"Without these rescue services and their dedicated staff, he might not have survived."
This drink-driver was four times the legal-limit: Why he escaped conviction
Judge says she's "never had anybody" make such an effort to right a wrong.
Second rescue in five years for Aussie
The Australian had been rescued from the area in a major helicopter mission back in 2013.
'It was touch and go': Inside the dramatic Mt Aspiring rescue
Cliff rescue leader Davie Robinson revealed how it was "a big surprise" to see him waving.
Gang numbers growing in South Island
Gangs are on the rise in Dunedin and Invercargill, police say.
Aussie climber airlifted off Mt Aspiring, on his way to hospital
The Australian man would likely not have lasted another night say those who found him.
Death of Alaskan climber in South Island 'genuine accident'
Nicole Leman, 27, died on December 9, 2015, after she fell negotiating a waterfall face.
Wet weekend on the way for most
Parts of the North Island's east coast are in for a drenching.
Mt Aspiring climber to be flown off as soon as weather allows
He's probably sat there going over where he went wrong wondering if this would be the end.
Murder trial: Teen 'stabbed 14 times after lured with sex promise'
While none of the five defendants was physically involved, 'each had played their part.'