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Publisher accused for Jesus 'blasphemy'
Former Labour secretary likely to be first and last tried for blasphemous libel
Craft beer in Auckland and Wellington fizz while the South Island falls flat
Competition isn't just heating up between breweries but on supermarket shelves as well.
71-year-old guilty of historical rapes
A former Porirua man has been found guilty on rape charges from nearly 60 years ago.
One person hurt after ute crashes into creek
Police were called to the scene on Eastern Hutt Rd just after 2pm.
Sourdough business rising well
A newbie and a returnee do their sourdough baking at Whanganui's Lucky Bar and Kitchen
Low blood sugar levels - we've been treating it wrong
New Zealand researchers have found a better way to treat hypoglycaemia.
Kim Dotcom fights for content of GCSB interceptions
Dotcom wants to know what was captured in the recordings.
Ministry's charge against tobacco giant dismissed
It was argued the product did not come under a section of the Smoke-Free Environment Act.
Jury deliberating on historical rape charges
Judge Denys Barry reminded the jury people reacted in different ways to sexual assault.
Terry Serepisos' mother ordered to pay $332,000
Court judgement calls Terry Serepisos "guiding hand" in the disputed transaction.
Tree infected with myrtle rust found in Wellington
Council asks locals to help by reporting suspected infections.
Hirschfeld resignation 'effective immediately'
PM backs her minister, even though she concedes she knew Parliament was misled.
Vandalised pōhutukawa trees likely to die
Five pōhutukawa trees at Pukeahu National War Memorial Park have been vandalised.
Workers warned 8hr work day is being eroded
Founder of the eight hour working day is remembered as Wellington Trades Hall reopens.
Lawyer says woman's evidence on rape, sex assault 'rubbish'
Defence lawyer says it is not possible for the woman to remember so much detail.
Men in high-viz vests poached paua for two months
The Department of Conservation has described their actions as arrogant.
BNZ abandons quake-damaged Wellington head office
The Wellington head office was significantly damaged in the Kaikoura earthquake.
Law 'entrenches' prisoners' right to vote
Whether or not inmates should have their say in an election is being argued today.
Blockade planned for oil industry conference
It's hoped about 200 people will show up for the blockade and rally tomorrow.
Law's dirty little secret is exposed. So what's next?
Olivia Wensley has inspired hundreds to share their sexual harassment stories.
Watch out for thunderstorms, heavy rain this weekend
Gisborne, Napier and Hastings are the only main centres set to get clear skies today.
Terror as alleged rapist asked to 'snuggle'
The complainant said she "froze" and couldn't find the words to tell him to leave.
Gattung sells $2.8m Wellington apartment
Business woman Theresa Gattung has sold her waterfront apartment for an undisclosed sum.
In a soft voice he said 'yes': Man 'confessed sex crimes to son'
Raymond Bradley is said to have confessed during a heated phone call with his son.
Whanganui iwi take emergency response model to summit
Whanganui Civil Defence model will provide a template.
Wellington's mayor puts his face on the line
The Cuba Dupa festival takes over the capital this weekend, along with plenty of costumes
NZDF staff asked to 'tell the truth'
Campaigners were at NZDF headquarters in Wellington handing out pamphlets to staff.
Guilty plea for fatal drink driving crash
Manus Joseph Cannon has pleaded guilty to injuring four people and killing one.
New app lets you dob in drivers pinching disability parks
CCS Disability Action's Access Aware app is a solution to mobility parking issues.
Candlelight vigil for alleged murder victim begins
A candlelight vigil for Zena Campbell is being held in Civic Square.
Top award for first female censor
Jane Wrightson is one of the people receiving an award from Massey University tomorrow.
Man on trial for rape charges from the 60s
The charges are from 45 to nearly 60 years ago, and were against two girls.