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Police name women found dead in Christchurch house
A 43-year-old Korean woman and her teenaged daughters were found dead in their Christchurch home yesterday.

Three found dead in Christchurch house
Police are not looking for suspects after the bodies of three women were found in a Christchuch home this morning.

Game of golf ends in cliff plunge
A golfer was in a serious but stable condition in hospital last night after falling 30m down a cliff while looking for his golfball.

Three die on notorious road
Three teenagers were killed and two others left fighting for their lives after their small car collided with a bus yesterday on a notorious stretch of State Highway One.

One silly moment ... then tragedy
Agnes was perched on the boot of a car with a mate when her best friend started the engine. For whatever reason, the pair didn't get off.

Orewa College pleads guilty over fatal blast
The Orewa College board of trustees pleads guilty to charges laid against the school after a fatal boiler-room blast last June.

Gas threat sparks terror
Police yesterday sealed off a suburban Auckland street after a woman barricaded herself in her home and threatened to release nerve gas.

Teen uses school's St John training to save mum's life
A 15-year-old's quick reactions and CPR expertise ensured a happy ending to a cardiac emergency.

Officer barely remembers attack, police say
A police officer knocked unconscious at a call-out last night has barely any memory of the attack, say police.

Police name motorcyclist killed in collision
Police have named the motorcyclist who died when his bike collided with a patrol car which was doing a U-turn at the time.

Body found near Ureweras
Police are investigating after a body was found near Te Urewera National Park.

Cordon lifted after bomb hoax clears building
Police have lifted a cordon set after a bomb threat was made against a central Auckland bank today.

Get out and stay out - fire figures reveal risks
More than half of the people injured in house fires went back into their burning home to fight the blaze or grab possessions.