
A week on: Convicted murderer Katrina Epiha still on the run
Katrina Epiha, convicted of murder, has been on the run for a week.
Katrina Epiha, convicted of murder, has been on the run for a week.
Two large scrub fires have keep firefighters busy in the Canterbury region overnight.
Seven new cases of the virus were announced, bringing the number of active cases to 77.
Firefighters have now contained both blazes and will stay at the scene overnight.
'We loved his curiosity for life, his humour and loyalty, his integrity,' says mum.
Smuggler's dark drug-running past revealed.
Check Metservice before travelling, a meteorologist warns.
The boys - 12 and 13 years old - were repeatedly punched in the head.
Three fishermen died when the trawler sank off the Canterbury coast in 2015.
It cost just under $40,000 to fly the gunman to Christchurch for his sentencing.
Police are appealing for sightings of Karina Epiha, who has been on the run.
The cost includes research, concept development, cultural engagement, and testing.
The killer of a North Canterbury teen will remain behind bars until at least March 2021.
ASB's latest rankings shows the uneven impacts of lockdown measures across the country.
Officer's mistake resulted in civil claim and agreement.
Locals say the area "stank" and toilet paper could be seen in the trees.
No quarantine could save Christchurch's $200m gateway industry.
Corrections wouldn't explain how Katrina Epiha escaped custody at Middlemore Hospital.
Several Christchurch hospital staff members have been assaulted walking to work.
Pair deny fraud charges over alleged private property deals.
Senior journalist Hamish Clark has been appointed to head NZME's South Island news team.
Anxious Auckland parents are still wary about sending kids back to school.
Police raised concerns about the risk of vehicles driving into groups of people.
A 21y old has been arrested in relation to two church fires in Christchurch.
"You could've stopped. Why didn't you stop?" Family confronts killer in court.
Two church fires in Christchurch early this morning are being treated as suspicious.
New documents reveal NZSIS and GCSB scrambling after March 15, 2019 attacks.
The road is closed and traffic is being diverted.
Child protester clutched a sign depicting PM Jacinda Ardern as Adolf Hitler.
It was announced today there were three new cases of the virus in New Zealand.