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Live: Snow falls as southern flooding mop-up gets underway
Landslides and heavy floodwaters have forced residents to evacuate.
Landslides and heavy floodwaters have forced residents to evacuate.
Whānau Māori in Te Waipounamu are thriving as a result of direct commissioning.
Chief says fire 'very difficult to fight'.
Roads are flooded and water is threatening homes across the southern region.
Fire chief says: 'We're in for a hell of a time'.
Five people were killed in the incident last year.
Surface flooding has hit Invercargill as the South braces for heavy rain and snow.
Police were cleared of wrongdoing relating to the arrest.
In half a century, Marlborough has achieved worldwide recognition for its Sauvignon Blanc.
Fire and Emergency have sent units to tackle the blaze sending smoke across road.
Man indicated to security staff outside nearby Nelson District Court that he had firearm.
Dovedale rural water supply is one of the most glaring issues for Tasman’s council.
One of the largest quakes of 2023 struck in an area with low known levels of activity.
The man was oblivious to police activity, asleep on his couch.
Andrew Little said the modern base showed the Government takes defence seriously.
Central Otago couple speak about unexplained death of first child hours after his birth.
There have been 15 confirmed cases of cryptosporidium in the tourist town.
Locals took to social media to report potential issues with their drinking water.
A mystery meat dumper has been filling Christchurch’s public bins in recent weeks.
The fire is understood to have started in the boy's room.
Police say they are yet to locate those involved.
Parts of the South Island will reach 25C.
A Dunedin chocolate factory wants to put South Pacific cacao beans on the map.
Four talented Otago students have been chosen for an exclusive Six60 scholarship.
The youth arrests have continued in Ōtautahi after burglaries and stolen car rides.
About 20,000 people are estimated to be affected.
The man also received a court summons for driving under the influence of alcohol.
It comes after Mongols descended on South Island for meet-up.
He will appear in Dunedin Youth Court this morning.
A judge said it was unfortunate Rath had 'crossed a line' by engaging in illegal activity.