
$3.1 billion: House sellers still cashing in
House sellers across NZ are still cashing in despite some markets cooling off.
House sellers across NZ are still cashing in despite some markets cooling off.
Flying telescope to study Milky Way centre and Saturn's moon, Titan
Large amounts methamphetamine and a cannabis growing operation uncovered.
Northeasterlies and rain spread down North Island during long weekend.
Readers write: First female international; Borrows' Bible-bashing; Kuten's 'nasty' column
Police dog escapes life-threatening stab wound with blood transfusion
Nicole Tuxford's body was found by a tradesman at the house in April.
Wire caught around horse's shoe shortly before fatal fall, inquest told.
Government report suggests there are no health risks in a meth-contaminated home.
Driver cut from wreckage after colliding with power pole.
Rug up warm - more cold temperatures are expected today and tomorrow.
Police recommend motorists use the Lineside Rd off-ramp instead.
The priceless medal was given to the family of Ian Jones, whose uncle died in El Alamein.
After finding, judge relates Manuel's previous drugs, weapons, and violence convictions.
Driving lesson deaths an "accident", rules coroner.
A young man was seriously injured in the assault, and police are calling for witnesses.
Property consultant stole $300k from council over eight years.
Scientific forays into Antarctica are helping to expand research on planets like Mars.
Police are talking to witnesses after pedestrian injured.
Seven-year-old bungle means drivers will be refunded, say police.
Stormy weather for much of central New Zealand and South Island.
Fernside woman Rachel Larson found safe and well
It's wet and a bit chilly, so rug up and remember to pack a brolly this weekend
EQC claimant admitted battles but denied acid attack.
A recent spate of criminals ramming Kiwi police has officers concerned for their safety
Dean Purdy was arrested in Christchurch last night
Raymond Carr was found guilty of squirting acid over EQC cars
Threatening fines is the only way the dancers will listen, club's former director says.