Investigative reporter, NZ Herald
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Meth-accused driver in triple-fatal crash named, survivor labels him a ‘scumbag’
Garth Temokina Thompson can now be identifed as the man charged over Taihape crash.
‘I’m sad I survived, I led them into disaster': Biker loses limbs, three mates in crash
Jeremy Capper lost an arm and a leg in the crash and was in a coma for six weeks.
'Please, mummy, don't let them take me': Mum on the run - police uplift young girl on Ruapehu slopes
The girl was crying and pleading with her mother: 'Why do I have to go?'
'I thought I better get up there and squash the demons'
A snowboarder and soon-to-be-dad who nearly died returns to Whakapapa.
Scott Guy murder mystery: Who really killed the slain farmer?
Scott Guy murder unresolved 10 years on: Never forgotten and not forgiven by the family.
'She doesn't recognise anybody': Mosque shooting victim's new fight
Dad can't stop tears at news his bullet-riddled little girl has brain damage.
The Chase: Son urges drivers not to flee cops
Today the "Herald" launches "The Chase" - a four-day series about police pursuits.
Baby boy's brave fight for life
Kahurangi-Toa Shortland-Pattison is putting up a brave fight for life at Starship.
Hit-and-run driver Rouxle Le Roux: 'I am no psycho with no heart'
The teenaged driver who ran down and killed Nathan Kraatskow has broken her silence.
'I will never get over it' - Deep scars of canyoning tragedy
The TV drama on the Mangatepopo Gorge canyoning tragedy has brought back horrible memories
Great Escape: How a murderer almost got away
When Phillip John Smith boarded a flight to Chile, the inmate left a trail of embarrassed government agencies and individuals.