
Harness racing identities seek diversion
13 arrested after Operation Inca probe into NZ harness racing
13 arrested after Operation Inca probe into NZ harness racing
Emergency services from throughout the lower South Island in search for fishermen.
COMMENT: MPs must accept the risks of public life, writes Audrey Young.
Invercargill woman who has faced many years of bullying reveals how she met Lee.
National MP Sarah Dowie has been revealed as focus of a police investigation.
Jonathan Ford studied fulltime while living in van and it was "the best year of my life".
A vehicle believed to be involved was seized by police last night in Mataura.
Ambulance called to help with possible injuries after firearm incident in Invercargill.
A tourist was mugged and another man attacked with metal poles in separate incidents.
Jamie Cunningham stood on stingray while boogie-boarding.
Sir Tim Shadbolt spent yesterday taking calls from long-lost cousins and well-wishers.
"It certainly shows times are a-changing," Sir Tim Shadbolt says of his knighthood.
She went missing 20 years ago today. Now, there are hopes new methods can catch her killer
A year ago Kaiaua was devastated by a monster storm.
Christmas Day sun for the centre, rain or showers in the north and south
Victim of a Marist Brother who raped children speaks out.
Murder victim's family say the unsubstantiated allegations were difficult to listen to.
13 harness racing people have so far been charged over Operation Inca
Heavy rain and possibly thunderstorms in many areas today.
Motorist was tasered as he attempted to drive his car through a police blockade.
Scientists believe that children's brains can be "rewired" by practice.
Police were called to Southland Boys High School just before 2pm today.
Motorist walks away from collision with a freight train with barely a scratch.
The vehicle left the road and collided with a fence, killing the young man.
Police believe the injuries are non-accidental.
The listing received 35 complaints before the member removed the listing.
The New Zealand Parole Board said he was "seriously ill and unlikely to recover".
Marton teenager steps up to the next tier of motorsport.
After more than 30 seconds of foolery, the man is finally cornered by security.