
NZ faces a sodden lockdown weekend: Heavy rain notices for Auckland, Northland, BOP, Coromandel
It will be a good few days for boardgames and other indoor pursuits.
It will be a good few days for boardgames and other indoor pursuits.
Calls for independent body to consider complaints about sexual misconduct at universities.
The alert level status quo is partly because of the Christchurch wastewater result.
Members of the public reported a suspicious grave-shaped area of disturbed dirt.
A trail of muddy tyre tracks is among the issues southern police have dealt with recently.
Rain is expected to hit most of the country tomorrow, and it will be heavy in parts.
Mountain bike riders equipped with full kit were turned away from tracks in Dunedin.
Southern District Health Board has no plans to open a walk-in centre on campus.
The message was contained in an email sent to first-year health science students.
Domestic journeys add to the strain of returning home during Level 4 lockdown.
The man was jailed for two years, 10 months and will be off the road untill mid-2026.
The gang has a long-standing rivalry with the Mongols.
Footprints were found heading from the boys' house towards the beach next door.
A person playing Pokemon Go and a group of dirt bike riders were also caught by police.
A rash of alcohol purchases at some university hostels as lockdown was announced.
All degrees would now be conferred and diplomas awarded in absentia.
The repeated assaults left the victim with a chipped tooth, swollen lip and scratches.
Police dispersed the crowd and a 20-year-old resident was issued a warning.
'He basically went down like a sack of spuds,' says boy's 'disgusted' coach.
Man told his girlfriend to say a box had fallen on her, if anyone asked.
The mother was sentenced to home detention after pleading guilty to poisoning her son.
Instead of checking on the victims, the driver did a runner on foot.
Tyler Coll will spend the next six months on a curfew after a bungled armed hold-up.
A woman is being sentenced for poisoning her 15-month old son multiple times.
Rather than check on his victims, the man spoke to witnesses, then fled on foot.
The owner says the would-be robber was wielding a tyre iron.
Lisa McCormack, 24, will be released to a Christchurch address next week.
Gusts could reach 130km/h in the Canterbury high country, and up to 120km/h elsewhere.
"I'm quite amazed, it's a bit hard to believe."
It comes after a woman crashed her vehicle filled with too many passengers on Monday.