'Who’s watching who?': Tracking app concerns cop
A frontline police officer has raised concerns about being constantly tracked by a new app to monitor the location of staff, now being trialled in the South.
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Tense times as Assange told to have tests
Tense times as Assange told to have tests
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has had a series of medical exams, Ecuador's top lawyer says, in line with a new set of rules for his asylum at its embassy in London.
Two injured, teen critical after Awhitu crash
Two injured, teen critical after Awhitu crash
A teenage girl is in a critical condition in Auckland's Starship Hospital after a two-car collision on the Awhitu Peninsula west of the Manukau Harbour.
Hunt goes on for Christmas market attacker
Hunt goes on for Christmas market attacker
Police are searching eastern France for a gunman suspected of killing at least two people at a Christmas market in Strasbourg and who was known to have been religiously radicalised while in jail.
Police caught playing table tennis during property raid
Police caught playing table tennis during property raid
Two police officers have been caught red-handed playing table tennis while executing a search warrant in West Auckland yesterday morning.
Jailed lawyer blames 'blind loyalty' to Trump
Jailed lawyer blames 'blind loyalty' to Trump
Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen has been jailed for three years for orchestrating hush payments to women in violation of campaign laws before the 2016 election and financial crimes.
Deportation of Aboriginal man from Australia 'ridiculous'
Deportation of Aboriginal man from Australia 'ridiculous'
A New Zealand citizen locked in detention has gone to Australia's highest court to break new legal ground that would protect Aborigines from deportation.
Former cop jailed for historical sex crimes
Former cop jailed for historical sex crimes
A former police officer will spend years in prison for committing a series of sex crimes.
British PM survives confidence vote
British PM survives confidence vote
Updated 10.20 am
Prime Minister Theresa May has won a confidence vote from her Conservative party, but 117 of her lawmakers say she's no longer the right leader to implement Britain's exit from the EU.
Air NZ engineers strike called off
Air NZ engineers strike called off
Air NZ and unions representing the company's engineers have reached an agreement, lifting the strike notice that threatened to disrupt travel for 120,000 customers in the lead-up to Christmas.
Council facing issues on tenders
Council facing issues on tenders
Work on the cycleway-walkway from St Leonards to Port Chalmers is expected to begin mid-next year, despite problems attracting tenders in a busy Dunedin contracting market.
Answer to South Dunedin lies far below
Answer to South Dunedin lies far below
South Dunedin's future could be determined by what scientists find 70m below the surface.
Grief at Grace's death expressed
Grief at Grace's death expressed
You Are My Sunshine was the last song sung at a vigil for slain English tourist Grace Millane in Dunedin's Octagon last night.
Councillor wants rail speeded up
Councillor wants rail speeded up
The city councillor pushing for the return of a commuter rail service to Dunedin hopes to fast-track the idea.
Plunket decides to sell now-closed rooms in Mornington
Plunket decides to sell now-closed rooms in Mornington
Mornington's ageing Plunket building has officially been closed and is to be sold, after serving the community for more than 60 years.
Arts students urged to support humanities
Arts students urged to support humanities
Wellington curator Matariki Williams yesterday urged University of Otago graduates to protest about extensive cuts in the humanities, including at university level, and in Dunedin.
NZ aims to share knowledge at climate talks
NZ aims to share knowledge at climate talks
New Zealand's delegation to climate change talks in Poland is looking for a ''triple win'' of increased agricultural productivity, reduced greenhouse gas emissions and strengthened resilience to...
Treatment push for juvenile eating disorders in South
Treatment push for juvenile eating disorders in South
Resources and facilities for treating juvenile eating disorders are limited and should be improved, the Eating Disorders Association says.
Three years' jail for sex with underage teenager
Three years' jail for sex with underage teenager
A man who paid a 14-year-old girl $20 for consecutive sexual liaisons in the library has been jailed for more than three years.
Inspiring arts enrichment proud legacy
Inspiring arts enrichment proud legacy
The man who began, and has led, Arts Festival Dunedin for most of the past 20 years has decided to step aside from the role.