Bad weather to blame in NZ paraglider Charlotte O'Leary's death in France
Local paragliders decided not to fly because of strong winds and poor conditions - report.
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'Devastated': Kiwi doctor dies in paragliding accident in France
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade is giving assistance to the family.
Why does the university still hold the remains? Skull sparks questions
A skull has sparked controversy more than 90 years on from a grisly murder.
Lauded scientist wants to inspire other women
Prestigious prize for one of the scientists behind Covid-19 genome sequencing programme.
Trust busting: Inheritance, divorce law changes mean assets will no longer be safe
The Law Commission has targeted trusts used to hide assets from children and spouses.
New research could help early diagnosis of Alzheimer's
Groundbreaking research may pinpoint the toxic molecules that causes Alzheimer's.
Experts 'baffled' by falling rheumatic fever rates in Auckland
Covid-19 restrictions may have achieved what years of Government initiatives could not.
Landlord made to retract letter to students under new tenancy laws
The letter asked tenants to indicate whether they would re-sign their flats by May 2.
Revealed: The new system replacing vaccine passes
Exclusive: New voluntary vaccine pass system, digital immunisation journal in the works.
Covid-19: XE has arrived in NZ - what threat does it pose?
A person who has travelled from overseas to NZ has been confirmed as having XE variant.
University student takes on spiders and scarfies
Spiders have been constantly crawling through his window.
Special report: The tragic trend making ghosts of our glaciers
Our snowlines are rising at 'a screaming pace'. Just what does Aotearoa stand to lose?
Covid-19: Auckland ready for orange, but not rest of NZ - expert
Michael Baker says he'd have preferred that only Auckland moved to orange. Here's why.
Covid-19: Scientists track the path of NZ's Delta outbreak
Scientists describe a genetic quirk observed amid cases in elimination-killing Delta wave.
NZ's new average life expectancy - and the surprising Covid twist
The average Kiwi was expected to live to be 81.99 in 2021, a drop of 0.37 years from 2020.
'We can only do so much': Dunedin students clean partying mess for memorial
More than 100 students tackled some of North Dunedin's most notorious party streets.
Urgent call for regulation on alcohol, cigarettes and vape products sold through delivery services
Without appropriate oversight, home deliveries had the potential to increase harm - study.
'Closing schools as a last resort is not flattening the curve', says epidemiologist
The best protection for immunocompromised children might be online learning.
Sasha Borissenko: How Dr Moana Jackson changed Pākehā hearts and minds
Remembering "a gentle giant, fierce advocate and great legal revolutionaries".
Dying wish: Covid dad pleaded for food for family from hospital bed
The father-of-one died almost a month after being admitted to hospital.
'It needs to be increased': Winter Energy Payment not enough to keep Wellington homes warm through winter
It costs $58 a month to heat a child's bedroom – the payment is just $127.28.
Live: As deaths rise, one million eligible Kiwis yet to be boosted
There were 12,882 community cases of Covid-19 reported yesterday.
'Greenwashing': Investment funds overstating commitment to environment
Otago research finds managers not 'walking the talk', clients could be choosing 'lemons'.
'Frightening': Women sexually abused as children tipped into menopause 11 years younger
"It's frightening to be honest, especially considering fertility and long-term problems."
'A big concern': Partying students warned to beware Long Covid
Police attended yet another large party on Dunedin's Castle St.
Otago Medical School's first wahine Māori dean shares her vision
She lives by one of her HB hapū of Nuhaka's whakataukī 'Te Wharerau o Te Tahinga.'
Measuring and reporting Covid-19 deaths - what you need to know
The number of deaths linked to the virus has climbed steadily since Omicron arrived.
University staff face redundancies as fewer students enrol
Domestic university enrolments are down 10 per cent across the board.
St Patrick's Day cemetery party upsets neighbour
Hundreds of students, many first-year at the Otago University, gather to get 'trolleyed'.
Are students safe? Sexual violence, bullying and harassment at top unis
Sexual harassment agencies have called for an independent body to be created.
Ten deaths, 18,514 new Covid cases, 939 people in hospital
This takes the death toll of publicly reported Covid-related deaths to 166.
Police break up out of control party of more than 100 people in Christchurch
Police were called to the party on Rattray St after reports of a rubbish fire at 10.20pm.
New study reveals even mild Covid infection may be bad for our brains
Loss of brain volume shown in the study was 'significant'.
Epidemiologist says Auckland's Omicron cases may have peaked
Michael Baker says he is "cautiously optimistic".