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Couch fire ‘deemed suspicious’
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Couch fire ‘deemed suspicious’
A "suspicious" couch fire was extinguished by firefighters in Dunedin’s student quarter at the weekend.
Graduate realises long-held dream
Graduate realises long-held dream
Rani Cousens fulfilled a life-long dream at graduation on Saturday.
Top cyclist diagnosed with brain cancer
Top cyclist diagnosed with brain cancer
A top New Zealand track cyclist who has competed on the world stage is now facing an even bigger challenge.
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Fenz slammed for almost 40-year-old appliance
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Fenz slammed for almost 40-year-old appliance
The year is 1987, Fleetwood Mac’s Little Lies is topping the charts and Dunedin has revealed a new state-of-the-art ladder aerial appliance.
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Bike race and charity auction in memory of keen cyclist
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Bike race and charity auction in memory of keen cyclist
A Dunedin cyclist’s life and memory has been honoured by his family with an inaugural bike race and charity auction.
PM says famine in Palestine will not speed up decision
PM says famine in Palestine will not speed up decision
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says an official declaration of famine in Gaza will not speed up his decision on declaring a Palestinian state.
Rāhui in place after body found on Wairau Bar
Rāhui in place after body found on Wairau Bar
A rāhui has been placed on the Wairau Bar in Marlborough after a body was found in the water.
Newborn baby found dead in Auckland park
Newborn baby found dead in Auckland park
A newborn baby has been found dead at Albert Park in Auckland.
Freak storm covers Northland beach in hail
Freak storm covers Northland beach in hail
Two Northland fishermen stumbled on a scene resembling a winter wonderland after a freak hail storm left hundreds of metres of a remote beach blanketed in ice.
Gang shootings 'causing real concern' in Levin
Gang shootings 'causing real concern' in Levin
Horowhenua's mayor says the recent spate of gang shootings is "causing some real concern" among residents who are worried about ongoing criminal behaviour.
Criminals face pub, football match bans under new UK plans
Criminals face pub, football match bans under new UK plans
Convicted criminals could face being banned from going to the pub, concerts and sports events such as football matches under new plans by the British government.
One dead after crash in Waikato
One dead after crash in Waikato
One person has died after a crash in Te Mata, between Raglan and Kawhia in Waikato.
Man sent explicit images to ex-partner's brother to embarrass her
Man sent explicit images to ex-partner's brother to embarrass her
A man who sent a series of sexually explicit photographs and a video of his ex-partner to her brother, in an attempt to humiliate her, told a court he was truly remorseful.
Two killed, three injured in North Island crashes
Two killed, three injured in North Island crashes
Emergency services are responding to a serious crash at the intersection of Broadlands Road and Off Road Highway near Taupō.
Lyle Menendez denied parole after 35 years in prison for parents' murders
Lyle Menendez denied parole after 35 years in prison for parents' murders
Lyle Menendez, imprisoned 35 years with his brother Erik for the 1989 shotgun murders of their parents at their Beverly Hills home, was denied parole on Friday.
Save the Children NZ urges end to Gaza blockade
Save the Children NZ urges end to Gaza blockade
Save the Children New Zealand says its medical teams in Gaza are facing famine alongside the people they're trying to help.
Trump 'never inappropriate with anybody': Ghislaine Maxwell
Trump 'never inappropriate with anybody': Ghislaine Maxwell
Ghislaine Maxwell told a top Justice Department official in July that she was not aware of any "client list" belonging to late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Dunedin court date for Greenpeace protesters
Dunedin court date for Greenpeace protesters
Two of three Greenpeace protesters who boarded a fishing boat at Nelson's port today, stopping it from leaving, will appear in court in Dunedin.
Social media ban: What could go wrong?
Social media ban for youth: What could go wrong?
An Auckland-based criminologist is concerned New Zealand's proposed social media ban for under-16s will not work.
Thirty suppliers vie to deliver govt's school lunch programme
Thirty suppliers vie to deliver govt's school lunch programme
The Education Ministry says 30 suppliers have applied to deliver the government's Healthy School Lunches programme to non-intermediate primary schools next year.