
Dead man's wishes for $500k ignored by Fish & Game
North Canterbury Fish & Game took legal advice before ignoring last wishes of fisherman.
North Canterbury Fish & Game took legal advice before ignoring last wishes of fisherman.
North Islanders can expect a dry Sunday and wet Monday.For the South Island, the reverse.
NZ police seize bank account in global investigation to target notorious Kinahan cartel.
Justine Tyerman has some uncharitable thoughts on the magnificent TranzAlpine train trip.
The Serious Crash unit is making its way to the scene.
69-year-old David Viles of Christchurch died at a rural property near Christchurch.
Nigel Taylor allegedly found with meth precursors and cooking gear
Two Christchurch women were allegedly kidnapped and sexually attacked
Girl is the fourth person to be charged over the March 2017 killing.
Lisa Levy, of Inati restaurant, shares her tips for foodies visiting Christchurch.
Moses Hurrell, 16, admitted the fatal Christchurch beating.
Deep irony in a health agency disregarding report on staff safety, says quake survivor.
Police want to speak to a person who rescued a jogger and followed the offender.
Worker bashed before raiders flee with cigarettes and till.
Passengers were on the plane for about two hours, before being let off about 1am.
Aviation commentator shares his thoughts of Air NZ boss' apology to customers.
A 41 year-old man is in hospital after a serious assault in Christchurch last night.
"It's a trend that has been on the rise for some time now," doctor says.
A man allegedly tried to abduct two women in Christchurch this morning.
Heath Morris, 18, denies murdering Oliver Johnston.
Emergency services are attending and incident in Christchurch.
Shirley Johnston admitted her role in the fraud
Tyrone Tiatoa was riding to a first date when he was killed
The flight from Sydney touched down in NZ and began to slide.
It's the most people to win Lotto First Division in it's 37 years of running.
Emergency services was called to the scene at Main North Rd just after 8am
Conservationist Peter Grant changed his mind about 1080 as its use was refined.
The political campaign for women's suffrage was marked by double dealing and subterfuge