Driver can't explain crash that changed two lives forever
The driver at fault will probably be in a wheelchair for the rest of her life.
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Boy, 4, begged man not to attack mum with hammer
A four-year-old begged a Balclutha man not to attack his pregnant mother with a hammer.
Hunker-down Saturday: Snow, storms and massive waves to batter New Zealand
Snow and bitter cold to batter alps and Queenstown, while huge waves to hit near Auckland.
Little girl lost: A mother fighting for her daughter's legacy
Her two-year-old daughter was turned away from hospital before she died a tragic death.
Retired and living in a tent: Elderly Kiwis' housing crisis
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Measles alert following Dunedin-to-Auckland flight
Auckland resident was infectious with measles on Air NZ flight 674 on July 23.
'They're there to be supported': Steve Hansen responds to ref attacks
Steve Hansen says two attacks on rugby referees over the weekend is a 'real shame'.
'Cattle market': Burger King sorry for group job interview in busy restaurant
One applicant who walked out said people deserved to be interviewed in private.
Not laughing now: He groped bar worker for 'joke', guilty of indecent assault
Father-of-two claimed he had 'good banter' with victim before grabbing her breast.
Junior rugby referee 'punched, strangled' by spectator
Police and Counties Manukau Rugby Union are investigating the assault.
Rugby player charged with assault after he 'punched referee'
Police have charged a 27-year-old man with common assault after an incident at rugby game.
Call for life ban after red-carded player punches referee
Support is being offered to the young referee who was caught totally unaware by the punch.
Video: Red-carded rugby player throws punch at ref
Player responds to red card by punching referee, sparking a brawl.
Matt Heath: Why Dunedin is tops in the south
COMMENT: Dunedin, Edinburgh of the south, was all right in the 90s. It's even better now.
What winter? Weather gods smile on New Zealand again
The dry, mild winter continues, but change is looming.
Tenants will now have to pay up for rental damage
Landlords will soon be able to claim up to four weeks' rent if tenants damage their homes.
'She will be fine': Doctors reassured mum before Dunedin toddler's death
Toddler died after being misdiagnosed.
Girl's cancer missed: 2yo twice turned away from hospital
Hineihana Mausii taken to hospital twice in two days - and sent home on both occasions.
Toddler dies after being misdiagnosed, discharged from hospital
Dunedin toddler died just hours after being discharged from hospital for the second time.
Scramble to impose tougher restrictions for remorseless sex offender
The man will be released from prison after serving the entirety of his nine-year sentence.
Real estate agent misled buyer, late-night email cited
It pays to think carefully before sending an email.
Drunk patron pulls down pride flag, abuses performers at gay event
Up to 30 men, some drunk and belligerent, spilled into the bar.
Baldwin St fans in battle to save title
Dunedin is stirring against the loss of the world's steepest street title to Wales.
Missing Dunedin teenager found safe and well
Thirteen-year-old Harmony went missing last Monday.
Supermarket stranger's random act of kindness
Stranger's generosity at Dunedin supermarket reduces Syrian refugee to tears.
Loudest clap, largest liquorice allsort: NZ's weird world records
Dunedin's Baldwin St is out but Kiwis still hold hundreds of Guinness World Records.
Flooding risk for Canterbury, Otago; scattered showers for North Island
Canterbury and Otago are set to be battered with 70mm of rain over the next 24 hours.
Man denies killing miniature horse Star in stabbing attack
Star, the 10-year-old miniature horse was stabbed 41 times in vicious attack in February.
'Abuse of power': Police breath-testing inside homes
Police were 'taking advantage' of a naive public to catch them out.
'At heart, you're a dishonest woman': Fraudster mum at it again
"Your offending was calculated. It was premeditated. It was repeated and repeated."