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Two Christchurch-based climbers died in Tuesday's double tragedy.
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The bus has been located in the paddock of a property in Southland.
Police took civilians on ride-alongs, accessed database, inquiry confirms
Officers allegedly took unauthorised passengers in their patrol vehicles multiple times.
Govt unveils $200m tourism package to help struggling operators survive
The funding also includes money to help Covid-hit Queenstown to diversify its economy
Taranaki double tragedy: Climbers' bodies recovered from mountain
Bodies of two climbers who died on Mt Taranaki yesterday have been recovered.
No bull: Animal escapes saleyards, wanders 6km to suburban park
Police are waiting for Animal Control to arrive.
Otago fog disrupts flights, boats
An Air New Zealand spokesman said about 60 passengers were affected.
Snow time: Border exemptions granted for international ski staff
The Ski Areas Association sent an urgent plea to get 100 staff across the border.
Caravan destroyed in crash on highway
The driver and sole occupant of the vehicle suffered minor injuries.
Darts rage: Player thrown out of second club
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'Sweet payouts': Court interpreter shocked at peers' huge pay rates
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'Please believe them': Sexual abuse survivor says state labelled her a liar
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From unknown to crucial: The rise of Crusaders prop George Bower
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Offender's life would be 'totally ruined' by conviction: Judge
Dunedin man avoids conviction and receives permanent name suppression.
Good Samaritan attack: Robber and 'victim' both charged
Police make arrests in case of good Samaritan allegedly attacked on Crown Range Rd.
4 out of every 10 tourism jobs lost in past year- survey
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Police speak out after arrest video circulates online
Police say the edited clip does not tell the full story.
Helicopter called in to help 'significant' burn-off in North Canterbury
More than a dozen 111 calls have been made to Fire and Emergency New Zealand.
Tenants baffled after intruder floods bathrooms, sprinkles sand
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Artwork given in support of saving NG building up for auction
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Crews fight blaze at Otago University
Emergency services were called to the College of Education auditorium at 8.25am.
'Unexplained death': Detectives launch probe after man found in Christchurch flat
Emergency services rushed to a Christchurch address this afternoon.
Gloriavale: Authorities on site at West Coast community
Sources have told the Herald children between the ages of 5 and 16 are being interviewed.
Tiwai Point eyed up for eco-friendly hydrogen production
The smelter is due to close in just over three years at a cost of 1000 jobs.
Cancer treatment 'screwed up... an absolute disaster'
Litany of misdiagnosis, missed opportunities and mishandled appointments.
Drug-driver victim's fury at potential 'murderers'
Walter Dalziel lives with constant pain after head-on collision with a meth-fueled driver.
One-way havoc: Retailers not convinced by trial in iconic Hokitika street
The trial, through Revell St was announced in February.
First signs of NZ housing market slowing - report
'There are signs that there are fewer buyers talking to banks about ... mortgages.'
Warmer, drier April for many with record-breaking month of weather
'In a warming world, we expect more high-temperature extremes.'
Man who ran global child sex abuse ring imprisoned for second time
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Student tricked out of $30k in online dating scam
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Seismic shift: Women presidents for three engineering bodies
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