Children appeal to Otago students to throw their glass away.

Matt Eaton was hoping for something a bit tastier when he went fishing.

Relief in sight for waterlogged regions.

Malicious campaign of harassment started over a parking ticket, Crown alleges.

A delegation representing Chinese investors came to Hokitika last Thursday to meet the three Coast mayors.

Police executed the search warrants in an effort to reduce social harm from drugs.

The union representing some Dunedin Cadbury workers has denied the accusation that it distributed confidential information during a rally.

Geonet recorded the quake as having struck 35 km north-west of Te Anau at 10.54am.

Two women were asleep when the man entered their Queenstown hotel room about 4.30am to steal cash

On May 9, 2014, Kahu Vincent was continuously beaten and had his head stomped.

A man was maliciously punched and provoked by youths who ran around taunting him in Invercargill yesterday.

There is an effort to overturn the decision to allow American television presenter Matt Lauer to buy the Hunter Valley Station.

The group became rowdier and continued to use obscene language, directed at others.

Since 2006, the driver has racked up three convictions for careless driving.

Police want to speak to two women and a man in a cowboy hat after sexual assault.

Hearing her speak for the first time following the incident was "just wonderful".

Haast crash injures five.

A small-town school has four empty classroom and has lost 80 students in four years following local job losses.

A woman who stole a cellphone from the Greymouth Courthouse office stood in the court dock yesterday to admit the theft.

A wild horse had to be killed after it was severely injured in an attack.

More needs to be done to combat the pervasive influence of porn, a visiting expert says.

What's next for our rain-sodden regions?

New guardrail saves livesBy Teresa Smith of the sWestport NewMarch 7 Three young overseas visitors may owe their lives to a guardrail

A Dunedin shopkeeper fears she will witness another fatal crash.

Six per cent of New Zealand's yellow-eyed penguin's have been treated.

Experts will examine human remains found last week in a crevasse.

A 29 per cent chance of a big "surface rupturing" quake within next 50 years.

A woman seriously injured in a hit and run incident and remains in a coma in Dunedin Hospital.

Queenstown police drafted in officers from Wanaka and Alexandra to help shut down a rowdy party more than 300 people attended.

It's going to be a wet in the North Island but best get the woollies out if you head down south.