Peters calls for inquiry over China spy report
Winston Peters has called for an inquiry into whether a member of the National Party has been working for China's intelligence services.
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Damaged fuel pipeline restarted: officials
Damaged fuel pipeline restarted: officials
A damaged pipeline that resulted in a fuel shortage across New Zealand and grounded hundreds of flights was restarted on Sunday after repairs were completed, officials said.
Latest quake, volcanic ash spread alarm in Mexico
Latest quake, volcanic ash spread alarm in Mexico
Another deadly quake has struck Mexico, spreading fear among a population reeling from multiple natural disasters and interrupting the search for survivors.
Ardern confident in Labour-NZ First-Greens govt
Ardern confident in Labour-NZ First-Greens govt
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern says she is confident a Labour, NZ First, Greens government could provide stable government despite having just a one-seat majority.
Curran buoyed by Dunedin support
ODTtv: Curran buoyed by Dunedin support for Labour
Labour's Clare Curran says she feels "fantastic" at being voted in again as the MP for Dunedin South, as the party vote has resurged in the electorate.
No regrets, says Metiria Turei
ODTtv: No regrets, says Metiria Turei
In an interview with the ODT, a philosophical Metiria Turei says she has no regrets about her career-changing admission of benefit fraud, which saw resign as the Greens' co-leader.
Special votes: what you need to know
Special votes: what you need to know
Special votes could make New Zealand's tight election tighter, with the likelihood the Green Party and Labour will take votes off National.
'Emphatic victory' for English, Key believes
'Emphatic victory' for English, Key believes
Former Prime Minister Sir John Key says the election result is an emphatic one and a victory for Bill English.
Sad end for Maori Party co-leader
Sad end for Maori Party co-leader
Te Ururoa Flavell will step down as co-leader immediately and end his political career after his Maori Party failed to wins any seats in Parliament.
Catlins search resumes for missing man
Catlins search resumes for missing man
A large team has resumed the search for missing Dunedin man Stephen Lowe in South Otago.
South elects three new MPs
South elects three new MPs
A wrap of the 2017 Election in the South, including videos from Labour, National and the Greens.
Six reportedly hurt in London acid attack
Six reportedly hurt in London acid attack
Six people are believed to have be injured after a group of males reportedly sprayed a noxious substance in an area around a large shopping centre in east London, police say.
Shaw says voters want change
Shaw says voters want change
The Green Party's leader is still hoping to see a change of government, saying most voters have shown they want change.
Iran tests new missile
Iran tests new missile
Iran says it has successfully tested a new ballistic missile with a range of 2000km and would keep developing its arsenal, despite US pressure to stop.
Crews battle blaze on container ship
Crews battle blaze on container ship
Seventy firefighters are battling a blaze on a container ship at Mount Maunganui.
Peters not giving anything away
Decision now lies with Peters
NZ First leader Winston Peters says he's just thankful to have survived the election, lambasting the media and National and Labour for treating it as if it was a First Past the Post campaign rather than MMP.
Dunedin Hospital rebuild: 'We need to 'get it right'
Dunedin Hospital rebuild: 'We need to 'get it right'
With political parties, lobby groups, clinicians and patients all stepping into the debate on the state of Dunedin Hospital and the Southern DHB, the man in the hot seat is focused on getting the job done.
Dogs get 'second chance'
Dogs get 'second chance'
A Dunedin dog trainer is giving troubled dogs a "second chance''.
FASD course to share knowledge
FASD course to share knowledge
A binge-drinking culture and the fact that half of all pregnancies are unplanned are putting increased risk on unborn children, a social worker has warned.
Community rallies behind playground
Community rallies behind playground
The Green Island community has supported the Green Island playground project to the tune of $70,000.