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Plea to stay away from Queenstown cemetery
The resort town is now in a 'transition period' for the next 28 days.
Wellington battered by heavy rain, state of emergency lifted for Queenstown and Southland
Significant and widespread impact is possible for the North Island.
Special filter sourced for Queenstown's Two Mile water supply
The resort town’s residents may only face weeks, not months, of water-boiling pain.
Mental health patients being treated like criminals, mother says
She says the level of care has fallen in the 17 years her schizophrenic son has needed it.
'Significant, widespread impact': Damaging weather front looms for North Island
Significant and widespread impact is possible for the North Island.
Flood evacuees directed to locked-up church in comms failure
Queenstown residents instead booked a stay at the Holiday Inn out of their own pocket.
Live: Snow falls as southern flooding mop-up gets underway
Landslides and heavy floodwaters have forced residents to evacuate.
Wave 16 investment have seen whānau shift from state dependency to independence
Whānau Māori in Te Waipounamu are thriving as a result of direct commissioning.
Twizel blaze: High winds ground choppers; firefighters hope for rain
Chief says fire 'very difficult to fight'.
Weather extremes: Town left with eight hours of drinking water in Southland state of emergency
Roads are flooded and water is threatening homes across the southern region.
Twizel blaze: High winds ground choppers; firefighters hope for rain
Fire chief says: 'We're in for a hell of a time'.
Kaikōura boat tragedy: No charges over capsize that killed five, whale likely to blame
Five people were killed in the incident last year.
Surface flooding in Invercargill as heavy rain sets in for South Island
Surface flooding has hit Invercargill as the South braces for heavy rain and snow.
IPCA report: Force used to arrest 14yo 'reasonable' but police actions later deemed 'inadequate'
Police were cleared of wrongdoing relating to the arrest.
50 years ago, Marlborough put now world famous Sauvignon Blanc on the map
In half a century, Marlborough has achieved worldwide recognition for its Sauvignon Blanc.
Focus: Large scrub fire near Twizel
Properties have been evacuated after gale-force winds overnight caused the scrub fire to grow larger and spread. Video / George Heard
Cash and release: Live crayfish bought from fish'n' chip shop returned to the sea
Now, woman is fundraising to save more crays from the pot.
Watch: Vegetation fire threatens buildings, closes state highway
Fire and Emergency have sent units to tackle the blaze sending smoke across road.
Nelson Hospital forced into lockdown following firearms callout
Man indicated to security staff outside nearby Nelson District Court that he had firearm.
Why this village has had a permanent boil-water notice since 1989
Dovedale rural water supply is one of the most glaring issues for Tasman’s council.
Explained: How today's big quake struck in a seismically ‘quiet’ area
One of the largest quakes of 2023 struck in an area with low known levels of activity.
Dopey dealer snoozes through drug bust
The man was oblivious to police activity, asleep on his couch.
‘Turning the sod’: Work on defence force facility begins
Andrew Little said the modern base showed the Government takes defence seriously.
'Perfect' baby dies following parents' gruelling IVF journey - but no one can tell them why
Central Otago couple speak about unexplained death of first child hours after his birth.
Queenstown gastro outbreak ‘very unusual’ - health official
There have been 15 confirmed cases of cryptosporidium in the tourist town.
Frustrated Queenstown residents felt sick 'weeks' before boil water notice announced
Locals took to social media to report potential issues with their drinking water.
Milford tourists willing to pay $110 access fee, says MOP
The access fees would only apply to international guests.
Cases rise to 15 in first gastro outbreak in Queenstown for 40 years
Queenstown Lakes District Council issued a boil water notice to residents yesterday.
‘Nasty surprise’ as hundreds of kilograms of meat thrown in public bins
A mystery meat dumper has been filling Christchurch’s public bins in recent weeks.
Electric blanket caused devastating Invercargill fire, leaving 10yo boy with severe burns
The fire is understood to have started in the boy's room.
Christchurch police investigating reports a firearm was presented at a member of the public
Police say they are yet to locate those involved.
Warm temperatures then wild weather to hit South Island
Parts of the South Island will reach 25C.
'No slavery in our chocolate': Chocolatier pledges support for South Pacific cacao
A Dunedin chocolate factory wants to put South Pacific cacao beans on the map.