Kindergarten kids join strike for climate
Waihi people are divided over kindergarten kids joining a global strike for climate.
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Frantic efforts to demolish chimney which collapsed on man
Firefighters frantically smashed down the chimney to reach the trapped man.
Mayoral mug on modem for charity
Sir Tim Shadbolt turns modem-model to put food in kids' mouths.
'You've got to keep going': Sarah Dowie on campaign trail
Invercargill locals "understand that everyone's human", embattled MP says.
NZ school students join global strike for climate
NZ school students plan to join a global "strike for climate" on March 15.
Primary teachers plan crucial stopworks on March 18-22
Primary teachers will hold stopwork meetings in March on their latest pay offer.
Invercargill man bags $1 million from scratchy
NZ's latest millionaire plans to buy a lifestyle block with his wife.
Dibben all class
Richie Dibben was all class winning everything on offer at the Burt Munro Challenge
Search called off for two missing Southland fishermen
Shaun Orchard, 23 and Hendrix Kamo, 28, went missing on January 27.
Teenager thought to have been bitten by shark
The girl was boogie-boarding at the beach when the suspected shark attack took place.
Harness racing identities seek diversion
13 arrested after Operation Inca probe into NZ harness racing
Search for missing fishermen in South Island stood down
Emergency services from throughout the lower South Island in search for fishermen.
Audrey Young: Unveiling MP's name in sequel to scandal
COMMENT: MPs must accept the risks of public life, writes Audrey Young.
How Kiwi with rare facial deformity met her now-husband
Invercargill woman who has faced many years of bullying reveals how she met Lee.
The MP and the text message inquiry
National MP Sarah Dowie has been revealed as focus of a police investigation.
Student lives in van for 18 months to avoid skyrocketing Wellington rents
Jonathan Ford studied fulltime while living in van and it was "the best year of my life".
Police hunt for car after serious attack in Invercargill
A vehicle believed to be involved was seized by police last night in Mataura.
Armed offenders squad and ambulance called to Invercargill incident
Ambulance called to help with possible injuries after firearm incident in Invercargill.
Fire crews battle blaze at warehouse containing palm kernel
The firefighters had the blaze under control by dawn this morning.
Flights disrupted because air traffic controllers late for work
Union says short-staffing of air traffic controllers represents major safety concern.
Baseball bat, metal poles used in attack, mugging - police
A tourist was mugged and another man attacked with metal poles in separate incidents.
Attacked by stingray: 'Steve Irwin came to mind'
Jamie Cunningham stood on stingray while boogie-boarding.
Invercargill Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt plans to stay in the job
Sir Tim Shadbolt spent yesterday taking calls from long-lost cousins and well-wishers.
Sir Tim Shadbolt 'exhilarated and thrilled' by knighthood
"It certainly shows times are a-changing," Sir Tim Shadbolt says of his knighthood.
Breakthrough: DNA could crack Kirsty Bentley murder case
She went missing 20 years ago today. Now, there are hopes new methods can catch her killer
Mopping up and moving on: Kaiaua a year on from devastating flood
A year ago Kaiaua was devastated by a monster storm.
Christmas weather set to be a cracker - but only for some
Christmas Day sun for the centre, rain or showers in the north and south
'He was a monster': Survivor shines light on dark past
Victim of a Marist Brother who raped children speaks out.
Murdered man's character smeared: Family
Murder victim's family say the unsubstantiated allegations were difficult to listen to.
Two men sentenced to life in prison for teen's murder
Victim lured to lured to site of murder by the promise of sex from a young woman.
One dead in Invercargill crash
Two others remain in a serious condition in hospital after the crash at 9.10pm yesterday.
Harness racing corruption probe widens to Auckland
13 harness racing people have so far been charged over Operation Inca