The girl says she remembers the man's uncut fingernails and the pain he caused her.

Jon Leng also told the Chinese complainant: 'Go back to your own country'.

This may be one of those shows for which you do not want to sit in the front row.

Dunedin travel disruption as fog affects air traffic for second time today.

Supermarkets maintain their facial data collection complies with privacy rules.

Fuelled by jealousy and owed $400, William Hillis Cottle went on a violent rampage.

A Dunedin cat came within a whisker of death after being shot this week.

We'll be spared worst of the extreme winds causing havoc in Australia, but it'll be wet.

Man ordered to vacate his Dunedin home following sinkhole scare.

'The most upsetting thing is someone must have been here while we were home,' says mum.

Police are warning residents to do what they can to prevent burglaries.

The surge in visitor numbers is forecast to grow into the middle of next decade.

The 19-year-old marketing drive is in for a shake-up.

More tourists are welcome but work's being done to make them pay more to visit.

Liam Reid sought an injunction against a TV documentary. He failed, and tonight it airs.

"We didn't know the person, but obviously somebody does."

A man is hurt after being knocked over by a bull at a rural Oamaru property.

The man charged was known to the couple, police confirmed.

'It was like he wanted me to be pregnant,' woman tells Dunedin rape trial.

Dave Cull has apologised, says he regrets 'that I let frustration get the better of me'.

The feisty exchange came during a debate over a travel bill.

MP Clare Curran pitched her tent in the Octagon last year to support the woman.

A young man who allegedly robbed a motel left investigators a vital clue at the scene.

He bled their bank accounts dry as they lay unconscious in their own homes

Balloonist was New Zealand's first aviation fatality, in 1899

The 27-year-old was remembered as having an amazing smile and wonderful giggle.

Jason Blackler has been jailed for seven years for the death of Alan Fahey.

Warren Gray came unstuck, however, when police approached his boss.

About 18,000 people gathered at the Auckland War Memorial Museum for the dawn service.

Oleksandr Zhukov was five times the limit - but blamed a rabbit for the crash.