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AOS callout in Levin
AOS callout in Levin

A 111 call to police resulted in a tense two-and-half hours for Levin residents today as armed police surrounded a house…

Devoy has Peters in sights

Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy says she is still formulating her views on racism and has NZ First leader Winston…

One dead in house collapse

Rescue crews believe they heard cries for help from a woman trapped in her home after it was destroyed by a landslip in…

Man critical after fall

A man is fighting for his life in hospital after falling from the 15th floor of an Auckland apartment building because he…

Teachers against karakia
Teachers against karakia

The NZEI union has been asked to address concerns held by some staff at Auckland's Kelston Intermediate School over reciting…

Cordons in place after AOS callout
Cordons in place after AOS callout

The Armed Offenders Squad have cordoned off part of Bishopdale in Christchurch after being called to a domestic incident…

Legal help for slain man's kin
Legal help for slain man's kin

The family of a man shot dead by police a week ago are appointing a lawyer to help represent their interests in the police…

Police searching for bomb suspect
Police searching for bomb suspect

Auckland police are still looking for the person who let off a home-made bomb on the North Shore yesterday.

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Four injured in Manawatu crash
Four injured in Manawatu crash

Four people have been injured in a crash in the Manawatu. One person sustained moderate injuries and…

This wolf's leader of the pack

In New Zealand, motorcyclists must be on the lookout for other vehicles, wandering farm animals and the occasional possum…

Nominations have opened for next year's New Zealander of the Year

Nominations have opened for next year's New Zealander of the Year Awards. The awards are given for outstanding service…

NZ not 'running fast enough' to keep up with China trade

New Zealand's trade relationship with China is a victim of its own success and more work needs to be done, Trade Minister…

Survey of council run public toilets produces grubby findings
Survey of council run public toilets produces grubby findings

The first-ever survey of council-run public toilets has produced some grubby findings. Researchers…

Otago next in line for wet weather

Otago is next in line for a prolonged spell of wet weather, and farmers are being encouraged to shift stock and equipment…

video Nelson landslip

A severe weather warning has been issued for the Bay of Plenty, Nelson, Marlborough, Canterbury, Otago and Westland regions…

Scammer clones profile

Imposters are cloning New Zealanders' Facebook profiles and winning over their friends before trying to con them out of…

Blackmail accused fights back

A woman this week accused of blackmailing CYF became outraged when she learned a convicted killer was getting custody of…

Mother fights for justice
Mother fights for justice

A mother's fight for justice over the death of her autistic son will go to the Health and Disability…

Blogger told to stop

In a landmark court decision, a blogger has been ordered to remove dozens of posts and comments from her website and issued…

Cab eyes prevent 'he said/she said' scraps

Taxi cameras were made mandatory in August 2011, after the murder of Auckland taxi driver Hiren Mohini the previous year. Prior…

Killer could go to retrial

The parents of a New Zealand man killed when he was pushed out of the second-storey window of a Perth pub fear having to…

Doctor staying on despite history

An American doctor continues to work in Tauranga Hospital's emergency department as more revelations of past police and…

Fieldays show farmers upbeat
Fieldays show farmers upbeat

Fieldays, New Zealand's largest agricultural fair, finished yesterday with 125,127 visitors attending…

'I thought we were goners'

A Kiwi soldier shot by his own side in Afghanistan is calling for a public inquiry into the firefight that killed two Kiwi…

Story behind Kiwi deaths

"We were unprepared. We lacked command and control, which led to many things going wrong. We rushed into the task unnecessarily…

Taxi cameras fail the test

Hundreds of faulty security cameras have been installed in cabs across New Zealand, leading to sexual and violent attacks…

Fraudster decides against appeal

Convicted fraudster Tracy Hibberd will not appeal her conviction or sentence. Hibberd, 35, is serving an eight-month home-detention…

Final Lundy appeal to begin
Final Lundy appeal to begin

Mark Lundy's last-ditch attempt to clear his name begins tomorrow night (NZ time) when his appeal against…

Long waits a hard pill to swallow

It is just after 8 o'clock on Friday night and Lee Mohr is doubled up in pain, alone at a bus stop outside Middlemore Hospital…

Govt slams door on Kiwi rights to appeal

For nearly 20 years, solo mum Ginny Walker has had to keep a watchful eye on her son Jarrod, almost 24 hours a day.

Founding father after slice of pie

One of Georgie Pie's founding fathers says his contribution to the reheated fast-food favourite has been left in the back…

Hospital malaise doing the rounds

In an unprecedented peek behind the closed doors of NZ's hospital wards, a junior doctor reveals the delays, duplication…

Tough luck, teachers
Tough luck, teachers

Early childhood teachers are being asked to take pay cuts, slash hours and even quit while parents face…

Experts: live odds like pokies

Sports betting laws should be overhauled to curb a growing number of addicts, say anti-gambling campaigners.

$340-a-week houses with million-dollar views

Another three Glen Innes state houses cleared out this week. Is this just an attempt to shift vulnerable people out of lucrative…

Photo recall: Touched by the hand of Nelson Mandela

It was 1995, and as Nelson Mandela raised his cap at jam-packed Ellis Park, the Johannesburg crowd rose in a deafening…

Shops pop up to practise

If you expect a bargain from pop-up shops, you might be out of luck. Pop-up shops have become popular over recent years…

Scam Watch - June 16
Scam Watch - June 16

An email claiming to have been sent to McDonald's customers invites people to enter a fake competition…

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Quizzes

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Crime

Army internet sex ring busted
Army internet sex ring busted

A group of Australian army officers in an internet sex scandal circulated videos and photos of naked women, challenging…

Hit-and-run, then left for dead
Boy, 11, fathers child
Man accused of pointing loaded gun at child found not guilty
Holiday fraud admitted
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Sideswipe

June 14: Mobile blues
June 14: Mobile blues

John writes: "My lovely wife Polly is always losing her mobile, and as she doesn't get a lot of calls, is not overly familiar…

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Weather Watch

WeatherWatch: (June 14) Large Tasman Low moving in
video WeatherWatch: (June 14) Large Tasman Low moving in

A large but sluggish Tasman Sea low is moving in towards New Zealand bringing a change to northerlies and rain. Rain looks…

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Infographics

Matariki: When and where to see it Matariki: When and where to see it

If you're looking to find Matariki in the night skies…

Infographic: Water fluoridation in NZ Infographic: Water fluoridation in NZ

A map of where in NZ has fluoride added to its water…

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Super City

Brown sticks with 1 million figure Brown sticks with 1 million figure

Auckland Mayor Len Brown is sticking with a projected…

Council fights to deny Govt housing control Council fights to deny Govt housing control

The Auckland Council will today ask the Government…

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