
'Atmospheric river' may bring more than a month's rain in three days
MetService issues a raft of new weather watches and warnings ahead of a big rain-maker.
MetService issues a raft of new weather watches and warnings ahead of a big rain-maker.
His body was found after his family raised concerns they hadn't heard from him.
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A moisture-packed system is set to saturate much of NZ, with warnings likely to be issued.
Beneath a shipping container on a 700ha property was a sophisticated cannabis operation.
The person was able to remove themselves from the aircraft.
The paraglider was injured after a fall on Sunday morning.
A selection of night-based activities to make winter great again.
The streetstocks racer flew into the air but walked away unhurt.
Landmark post-quake rebuild in dire trouble after $114m funding gap emerges.
'I was gaslit and told my symptoms weren’t real.'
The legendary fighter jets were Down Under for an international airshow.
Chris Bowman's family are 'devastated' by his death, his brother says.
A third child and the man's wife were critically injured in Hororata crash.
The store reopened on February 28 after weeks of closures due to an infestation.
Advertising complaint board members unanimous that ad is misleading
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The culture is so bad staff are "pulling sickies" as they hate being at work.
Natalia Rak says she has no idea why her well-loved Dunedin mural has suddenly vanished.
One of the two vehicles wound up crashed on its side, trapping an occupant.
Four people were killed in the crash near Lake Pukaki on Saturday.
The supermarkets involved will not disclose their earnings over the weekend.
Glen Sutton will undertake the colossal challenge for charity
Naomi Argyle was given just eight weeks to live after she saw her GP for a check-up.
A nurse who helped at the scene said she performed CPR on one of the dying victims.
Area exemptions were generally given in tourist areas such as Taupō or Queenstown.
There were two crashes involving a total of six vehicles and about 20 or more people.
Herald photojournalist George Heard captures all of the action.
An arborist noticed holes had been drilled into the large plane trees at a Blenheim park.