Spy conference: Mystery plane arrives
The Gulfstream jet had blocked credentials when it landed in Wellington last night.
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Easter road toll claims lives of 2 hunters
Ministry figures show there have been 107 crashes this holiday, last year there were 101.
Weather clears as Easter ends
The weather is looking calmer at last as New Zealanders head back to work after Easter
Watch NZH Local Focus: Mini convoy makes money for charity
63 minis have hit the road to raise money for charity. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Showers en route for North Island
Showers are likely for much of the North Island today, according to the MetService.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Mini convoy hits the road to raise money for charity
63 classic mini's are traveling the length of the country to raise money for KidsCan. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
First Tasman rower's 50% chance of death
First Tasman rower had no two-way radio communication once out of sight of land.
Wait for face reconstruction nearly over
Christine Brown has been bullied all her life. She's hoping to see that stop.
Bus crash victims believed to be tourists
Police have confirmed the two men who died are believed to be tourists from Germany.
One of our worst alpine tragedies
Rescuer killed by avalanche, John Harrison, was one of New Zealand's top climbers.
Two people believed dead in fiery crash
A car and a bus carrying 16 tourists collided on the Te Anau-Milford Highway.
Fiery crash: Trapped man pleads for help
Police don't know how many people were in car that caught fire after tourist-bus crash.
MP refused to co-operate with police
Investigation was into whether Todd Barclay breached a section of the Crimes Act.
Oamaru eyes 'iconic' Kiwi confectionary
Will a local step in to make Pineapple Lumps and Jaffas?
Invercargill house fire may be arson
No one was home when fire broke out in an Invercargill home and now it's being treated as arson.
Abduction of 7-year-old: School not told
Police have admitted a "human error" after they failed to tell a South Auckland school about the attempted abduction of a 7-year-old girl.
Temperatures plummet in the deep south
A cold change sweeping up the South Island this afternoon has seen temperatures drop by double digits in 10 minutes.
Former Silver Fern 'critically ill'
A spokeswoman for Auckland Hospital said Tania Dalton's condition had worsened.
Higher road toll after no speed cameras
Plummeting numbers of drivers caught speeding in the South Island have coincided with the deadliest year on southern roads in a decade.
Man killed at Bluff port
A man run over by a loader at the country's southernmost deep-water port has died.
Heavy rain warnings across North Island
Tropical downpours are drenching the north of the North Island as thunderstorms loom over Northland, Auckland and Waikato.
Car rolls into river in Southland
Police, ambulance and a rescue helicopter are at the scene of the crash on the Milford side of the Homer Tunnel.
Kiwi chef in NY has message for Trump
A New York City restaurant headed by a Kiwi is emblazoning their receipts with: "Immigrants make America great (they also cooked your food and served you today)".
Watch NZH Local Focus: Superbike racing runs in the family
A Whakatane father and his two sons are currently competing in the New Zealand Superbike Championships. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
NZ school dumps Trump
A Kiwi school that used Donald Trump's name to teach kids key competencies after being inspired by his 'The Apprentice' TV series has now ditched the system.
Where is Carissa? Woman vanishes in city
The family of a young Auckland woman have posted heartfelt pleas for information about her whereabouts after she disappeared three days ago.
Child seriously injured after fall
Southern Lakes Helicopters were called to the incident near Te Anau at 6.10pm.
Petition for better summer headed for Parliament
The fight for a better summer is going all the way to the Beehive.
Gallipoli mystery solved a century on
Astonishing link uncovered between Kiwi soldier who died in Gallipoli and bloodied Turkish family heirloom.
Spate of thefts from vehicles in Gore
A "large amount of personal belongings and money" was stolen from cars.
Principal stress: Burned-out and 'just surviving'
Primary school principals are burned-out and leaving the profession because of high stress and 'relentless' workload.
Group of 10 hunters stuck in Southland
A group of hunters are stuck in Southland for a couple of days after a couple of bridges were washed out.