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Unlicensed delivery driver high on cannabis when he caused fatal crash
He'd just finished his shift when he crossed the centre line and into his victims' path.
'Mr Big' undercover sting: Man cleared of murder wanted Crown to pay up
David Lyttle's conviction for the fatal shooting of his mate was quashed.
Dentist gets threats after advising extra charge for unvaxxed
The company is happy to treat both but the unvaccinated will face a PPE fee.
'I just need a car': Foxton woman's carjacking horror by armed man
The woman never felt like the man was going to use the gun on her.
Scott Guy murder: Private investigator uncovers new information
The private investigator says he can't reveal what the information is.
Raetihi tragedy: 'We are completely devastated'
Community united in grief over death of two boys and their grandmother.
'Kind and gentle': Tributes for 13yo killed in crash, best friend in coma
A Givealittle page has been set up to help the parents of a Mangatainoka crash victim.
'Police broke my arm', weapons expo protester claims
Twelve people were arrested. Two were charged and are due to appear in court.
Research reveals lack of fountains in playgrounds
Local and Central Government should increase the number of drinking fountains.
Rescuers talk of lost hunter's relief
A pig hunter who spent a near-frozen night in the bush wearing just gumboots, t-shirt and hoodie, was "very happy" to see his rescuers today.
Found hunter's 'still got cheeky smile'
The family of a hunter missing in bush as temperatures dropped to near freezing are relieved he has been found and still has his "cheeky smile".