
You shall not pass: Giant rock slide blocks state highway
Highway likely to stay closed till mid-afternooon.
Highway likely to stay closed till mid-afternooon.
The man jailed for murdering Timaru woman Lisa Blakie has been denied parole - again.
Captain ruled out before kickoff, but Wanganui still keep control for bonus point win.
Two games decided by last minute kicks and five teams win on the road.
Lack of footage from opening round leaves coach in the dark about opponents.
It will likely "happen in the lifetime of many New Zealanders", says expert.
Students suspended or expelled from schools will soon have rights of "review".
Monk lost his son in the tragedy, now he has ventured 30m inside the mine.
Team shows cool heads to minimise penalties and stop South Canterbury's bigger pack
Tony Moore gave his mate a loaded gun he used to execute a Greymouth mum
Harvesting dead trees will provide jobs for Coasters, Minister says.
Jason Campbell, 35, has been missing since August 4.
Rescuers will resume efforts to free two whales stranded whales on Monday
The family have asked for privacy while the investigation continues.
No guarantee that wealthy religious sect will get funding.
Jump in second-half domestic enrolments relieves financially strapped polytechnics.
A 41-year-old man was found with critical injuries on Cowper St about 2am this morning.
Built on the northwest tip of the South Island, it is surrounded by coast and native bush.
The shift to e-programmes has sports memorabilia collectors outraged.
Conservation and economic development need to be balanced, Shane Jones says.
Man's life could have been saved if nurse had resuscitated.
Andrew Little will meet with family representatives today to get the all clear.
Hotels in a small centre have overcome challenges of being in a remote area.
Petone Working Men's Club was one spot hit with flooding inside the bar.
A 55-year-old man has been charged with arson and burglary.
He punched a driver in the face, fracturing his cheekbone and chipping his tooth.
Road snow warnings in the South Island could mean a white Sunday for travellers.
COMMENT: The Government has put ferns before people and snails before work.
The families are waiting for Pike River Minister Andrew Little to give final go-ahead.