
Balloon crash: injured victim still in hospital
One patient still in hospital five days after hot-air balloon crash.
One patient still in hospital five days after hot-air balloon crash.
School breaks its silence on incident that's caused 'great embarrassment to all involved'.
The ads were rejected on the grounds they mentioned politicians.
Jayden Haggerty lied he was single and victim traded photos until she found him out.
Tekapo was the coldest spot this morning at -7 with Manapouri and Timaru close behind.
Rodney Fallowfield admits to strangling his wife but says he didn't mean to kill her.
Four women and a police officer were assaulted by intoxicated 23-year-old.
Severe frosts are expected for South Island locations including Alexandra and Queenstown.
There is a substantial payday for the software firm's two founders.
Fijian 23 to face All Blacks named ahead of Dunedin test
The All Blacks first five said his eyes were starting to feel better.
Polar air is due to arrive over parts of the South Island over the next few days.
Rain and snow has already affected some southern roads.
One hundred day relationship ends in angry threat to 'get your car and burn you in it'.
Passengers: 'Everything was up in the air in the plane, it was pretty crazy.'
Much of the North Island was colder than the south at 7am on Tuesday.
When the $455m buyout was announced, CEO Alex Burke said 'nothing will change'.
Police were called to the crash in Dunedin at 6.58pm on Monday.
Police said the animals could have created issues if they got on to the motorway.
Police confiscated the firearms, ammunition and a small amount of cannabis.
A severe weather watch for snow is in place from 2am to 8am on Wednesday.
A branch had to be used to coax the beast off the hallowed turf.
A rapidly expanding cancer waiting list forced the SDHB to outsource 200 patients.
The North Island, Te Ika-a-Māui, might see frosty conditions tomorrow.
Minister addresses issues at the opening of the annual Foreign Policy School at Otago Uni.
Prof David Murdoch was reportedly chosen after an extensive global recruitment search.
'Threats like that are unacceptable ... it is 2021, get with the times.'
It is difficult yet to see a compelling case for change, Christchurch mayor said.
The device uses magnets to stop people from opening their mouths enough to eat solids.
Researchers say magnetic device could be affordable tool for people battling obesity.