Slain police officer's nephew graduates from police college
Dan Snee, nephew of Len Snee, will be posted to Eastern District.
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'Could get out of hand': Napier council stops providing free replacement recycling bins
Replacing recycling crates will cost residents after council decision.
Dismal days: Wet and windy weather in lead-up to a cold Christmas
Wet and windy weather expected, with strong gale warnings in some places.
Here comes the rain, NZ
After days of sun the City of Sails will start to cloud over today with chance showers.
What summer? Wind, rain and thunderstorms on way
Put the jandals and sun umbrellas away for now, NZ.
Get a bird's-eye view of mega-motorway build
A lot has been completed, but there's a lot more to do. We take to the air for a look.
Outlook rosy down on the farm
Stock prices hold despite lack of support from banks and threat of potential regulations.
White Island eruption: Pilots 'saved the day' going into active volcano
Pilot John Funnell knows a thing or two about rescue operations.
Two Kiwi medics' devastating decision to call off search
Pair were on the island for between 30 and 40 minutes before making heartbreaking call.
'Nothing less than a hero': Skipper risked life to save others
Details emerged of how Paul Kingi put his own life in danger to save others.
White Island eruption resounds around the world
News organisations break into local coverage to share the terrible events in NZ.
'Eerie mood' aboard stranded cruise ship following eruption
Passengers describe the 'solemn' atmosphere inside the Ovation of the Seas cruise liner.
United: We want the port, say Northland's elected leaders
Kaipara mayor Jason Smith: "There is nothing stronger than an idea whose time has come."
The Advocate says: The North must fight for Auckland's port
The Advocate says Northland must fight to take Auckland's port.
Weather chaos: Flooding, roads closed, internet down as storm batters nation
After the South Island was slammed by summer storm, the chaos shifts northward.
Lower North Island trains services 'packed like sardines'
MPs, ministers and mayors have received a tin of sardines in the mail to make the point.
Calls to fast-track roading projects to save jobs
Jobs on the line as major transport projects wind down, says contracting boss.
Wild weather: Caution urged on Harbour Bridge as wind, rain batters the country
Around 400mm of rain has already fallen on West Coast in past 24 hours.
Travel chaos: Air NZ cancels 35 flights as severe storm hits
Heavy rain is expected to lash the West Coast all week.
OneRoof report: First home buyers dominate market
Castlecliff is top selling Whanganui suburb
Three numbers that explain NZ's coming summer scorcher
Forecasters are picking another balmy NZ summer - with a few twists and turns mixed in.
Summer blown away: Massive storm brews off NZ coast
Flooding and dangerous roads expected in West Coast as week of heavy rain looms.
Trying out Hamilton's new self-drive car share service
Self-drive option promoted as providing a cheaper alternative to using your own car.
Bread shortage: Fresh strike action could see shelves empty again
George Weston's latest pay offer will probably not be accepted, union says.
Lake Horowhenua activist padlocks the gates
Man has waged a long-running battle with Horowhenua District Council over the lake.
Climate Day of Action on Friday
Student activists increase community involvement in their cause.
NRC: Strong benefit for shifting Auckland port to Northland
Pros and cons of move will be debated
'Don't lock it away with big red gates': John Key on Auckland's port
Key joined forces with fellow former Prime Minister Helen Clark to make the call.
Person critical after being hit by car on Redoubt Rd
Diversions in place, motorists asked to follow directions of emergency personnel.
Oz bush fires bring hazy sunsets, high temps for parts of NZ
New Zealand gets beautiful sunsets, high temperatures as Australia burns.
Doctor tells patient she has 'good looking breasts'
The man has been ordered to pay $5000 and attend an education course.
Whanganui's teen rowing star Niamh Monk heads Stateside
The old head on young shoulders has thought of career and sporting achievements in tandem.
Comment: Why moving Auckland's port is a win for everyone
COMMENT: Every serious politician who has considered the port thinks it should move.
Prince Charles and Camilla arrive in NZ
The week-long tour of Aotearoa starts off in the City of Sails.