Otago Daily Times:

Dunedin police were grateful for the assistance of out-of-town reinforcements during a busy weekend.

'Tindallgate' bouncer Jonathan Dixon was remanded without plea in the Queenstown District Court today when he appeared on two charges of assault and causing grievous bodily harm to two other men outside a resort nightclub.

Dunedin firm Keogh McCormack has expressed significant concerns surrounding the lack of regulations in the property management industry. It believes monies are at greater risk than most landlords and tenants perceive, as Sally Rae reports.

A rural Carterton house has been trashed in what police have described as the worse case of home vandalism they have seen, causing at least $20,000 worth of damage.

Three strikes law champion and former ACT MP David Garrett has notched up his own third offence after today admitting drink driving.

When Fiona Walker found out she had been selected as a judge for the world shearing and woolhandling championships, she "did a jig" at the mailbox.

The Muslim militant suspected of building the bombs used in the 2002 Bali attack went on trial today on terrorism charges, a year after he was arrested in Pakistan while apparently trying to meet Osama bin Laden.

When it comes to China, Facebook should consider itself forewarned.

A New Zealand nurse who disappeared from Sydney's north shore in 1980 has been linked to two other missing women, an inquest into her death has heard.