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'You let Zach down': Defence Force fined $288,000 over diver's death
"No words can describe the grief, pain and suffering I feel," fiancee says.
Defence Force pleads guilty over diver's training death
The NZDF has appeared in court over the death of Napier sailor Zachary Yarwood.
James Whakaruru's killer gets preventive detention
The man who killed a 4-year-old still blames his victims.
'Catfish' child porn case: Kiwi girl, 12, targeted by predator
The Newry man has remained in custody since his arrest in July.
Drawing the line: Police take tickets, chocs, cheese but decline much more
Two large bags of sweets were accepted by the criminal investigations team this year.
No tsunami threat to NZ after second Kermadecs earthquake
The region northeast of New Zealand has been struck with two earthquakes today.
The Chase: Son urges drivers not to flee cops
Today the "Herald" launches "The Chase" - a four-day series about police pursuits.
Police reveal new $20m body armour
All officers to get new stab and bullet-resistant protection.
Seven hours lost at sea: How Ava kept dad alive
"They don't bring people back from something like that normally."
More pain at the pump: 91 fuel creeps past $2.40 a litre
Motorists are once again feeling the pinch of petrol prices.
Shots fired, woman stabbed at marae hosting 21st birthday party
Gunshots had been fired before police arrived at Puketapu shortly after 10pm.
Tree into house, roads closed as wild weather hits
"Most of it will be easing overnight tonight."
Duped: Scams costing Kiwis up to $500m a year
Kiwis are losing up to $500 million annually to international scammers.