Police foiled plans for two other mass shootings around Chch attack
Police say they managed to foil two other potential mass shootings around the time of the 15 March terror attack in Christchurch.
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'This is a robbery': Spooked dairy robber runs to getaway car without keys
'This is a robbery': Spooked dairy robber runs to getaway car without keys
A spooked robber ran from a Christchurch dairy when the alarm sounded on Tuesday, only to find the getaway car locked - and he didn't have the keys.
Many DHB services still offline month after attack
Many DHB services still offline month after attack
The Waikato District Health Board is still slowly reinstating its IT services one month after a sophisticated cyber attack crippled it.
Gang member admits threatening to kill MP
Gang member admits threatening to kill MP
The man who threatened to kill National Party MP Simeon Brown has pleaded guilty.
No new Covid cases, pair stable in hospital
No new Covid cases, pair stable in hospital
There are no new cases of Covid-19 to report in the community in New Zealand or in MIQ facilities.
EV rebate scheme 'punishment' for ute drivers: Collins
EV rebate scheme 'punishment' for ute drivers: Collins
National Party leader Judith Collins says the Government's electric car rebate scheme is a tax on ute and heavy vehicle drivers.
Christchurch Santa parade cancelled again
Christchurch Santa parade cancelled again
The Christchurch Christmas parade has been cancelled for the second year in a row.
Watch: Driver's moment of madness caught on camera
Watch: Driver's moment of madness caught on camera
A dashcam video shows how an everyday Kiwi scene almost became a disaster zone due to one driver's speed and inattention while attempting to overtake.
Mosque attacks movie producers to meet more victims
Mosque attacks movie producers to meet more victims
Producers of the movie based on the deadly Christchurch mosque attacks will carry out more consultation talks with all of the victims and their families.
Emergency housing: Increasing concern over crime
Emergency housing: Increasing concern over crime
Police have flagged crime in and around emergency housing as a growing concern but neither they, nor the Government, will reveal the full extent of the problem.
Claims of prolific online exam cheating
Claims of prolific online exam cheating at Auckland University
Cheating at the University of Auckland is allegedly widespread, with claims students sitting online exams are gathering on group calls to discuss the answers.
Arthur Allan Thomas on trial for rape, indecent assault
Arthur Allan Thomas on trial for rape, indecent assault
Arthur Allan Thomas - framed by police for the infamous murders of Harvey and Jeanette Crewe in 1970 - is on trial accused of historical sexual offending.
Fog covers Christchurch: Motorists warned, flights cancelled
Fog covers Christchurch: Motorists warned, flights cancelled
A blanket of thick fog settled across Christchurch this morning, cancelling flights and causing issues for motorists.
Nurse assaults man with intellectual disability
Nurse assaults man with intellectual disability
A nurse's employment has been terminated after assaulting a man in his 50s with an intellectual disability and serious physical health conditions.
Large surgical instrument left inside patient for two weeks
Large surgical instrument left inside patient for two weeks
A cancer patient who was rushed to hospital two weeks after a surgical tool "the size of a bread and butter plate" was unknowingly left inside his abdomen did not live to see today's investigation...
'Targeted and terrorised' - PM announces apology for dawn raids
'Targeted and terrorised' - PM announces apology for dawn raids
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the Government has agreed to make an official apology for the dawn raids targeting Pasifika people in the 1970s.
Travel bubble: Kiwis flocking to Australia, new figures reveal
Travel bubble: Kiwis flocking to Australia, new figures reveal
The number of travellers flying between Australia and New Zealand has climbed since the quarantine-free bubble opening in April.
Today's cases, confusion over whether patient in ICU
Today's cases, confusion over whether patient in ICU
There is one new case of Covid-19 in managed isolation to report today.
Doc tells keen adventurers to get in quick for Great Walks
Doc tells keen adventurers to get in quick for Great Walks
Bookings for the upcoming Great Walks season are expected to be snapped up quickly.
Rival gangs team up for community sausage sizzle
Rival gangs team up for community sausage sizzle
Sausages were on the menu for the Fordlands community this morning, served up for free by rival gang members.