Summer bummer: Holiday spots in for another drenching
Uh-oh. Higher than normal rainfall forecast for most of the country in the next two weeks.
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Lake plunge: Skydiving pair were last to leave plane
NZONE director dismissed a parachute malfunction as the potential cause of the crash.
Foreign man dies after skydiving accident
More than 20 rescue vessels scoured Lake Wakatipu in vain hunt for skydiver.
Auckland U15 girls unbeaten in Whanganui
Auckland hunting back-to-back national U15 Girls cricket titles in Whanganui
Revealed: Lotto's luckiest regions in 2017
On average, South Wairarapa locals won around $2,119 per capita in Lotto wins in 2017
White Fern mentors CD under-15 girls in Whanganui
National under-15 girls crciket tournament continues in Whanganui
Amber-Lee case: episode two full transcript
This week we are publishing the full Amber-Lee Cruickshank case podcast transcript.
Amber-Lee case: podcast transcripts released
This week we are publishing the full Amber-Lee Cruickshank case podcast transcript.
Weather woes to continue with more drizzle next week
There will be showers for most of the country next week; no severe weather is forecast.
Driver seriously injured after car hits tree
The driver of a car which hit a tree is in a serious condition.
Summertime bliss for MAFS lovebirds
New life together like a "never-ending rocket in space", Married at First Sight star says.
Anger after farm animals slaughtered
"You wonder if it's just idiots with guns for Christmas".
Police believe farm animal shootings linked
Police looking into reports of sheep and cattle being shot dead on Otago farms.
Hundreds sick with gastro on New Zealand cruise ship
About 200 people have fallen ill after a significant gastro outbreak on a cruise ship.
Rushing to the loo: Dangerous driving excuse
Tourist blames too many cherries for alleged dangerous overtaking move.
Spaceship tops Trade Me's 2017 property list
A brick church and water tower linked to an old psychiatric hospital also made the list.
Boxing Day crash, 5 hurt: Japanese driver pays $30k bond to fly home
Japanese doctor accused of causing Boxing Day crash in Lindis Pass is allowed to fly home.
Wanaka fire still burning
Wind shift threatens houses as tinder-dry grass goes up in flames.
'Ordinary buses don't blow up like that': tourists lose all in fire
Tourists lose all belongings - including passports - as bus goes up in flames.
Skippers fire: Couple contact police
Couple sought over fire at Skippers campsite make contact with police.
Kiwis teach Tongans, Tongans teach Kiwis
Joy and Graeme Atkinson have learned that kindness goes a long way.
Watch: Dog spends night on ledge after cliff fall
All Bowie wanted was a rabbit - instead he spent a hungry night alone.
Cricket Whanganui's Festival of Cricket is upon us
Cricket Whanganui's Festival of Cricket kicks off with U18 Girls tournament on Tuesday
New Year's Eve weather: Fine for most
New Zealand's notoriously fickle weather will behave for most tomorrow night.
'Hopeless task': Backfiring model plane sparks major blaze
Two helicopters called to help firefighters put out 25ha blaze.
Firefighters battling major blazes in Otago
One house engulfed in flames and another threatened by 400m-wide grass fire.
Stabbed pensioner: 'I saw blood just running out'
Pensioner Warren McKenzie was stabbed in the chest 3mm from a major artery.
'It all happened like a movie with no sound'
A driver has been critically injured after a truck and trailer unit crashed and rolled.
Arrests after aggravated robbery in Dunedin
A group of people threatened an employee with a knife and stole cash
Woman injured after ute rolls in Queenstown
A video shows the vehicle flipped on its side at the bottom of a bank.
Man sexually abused his stepdaughter, three of her friends
Central Otago businessman who has been jailed for 12 years had previous convictions.
Big wet a brief relief from humid start to summer
Rain around the country will ease by the end of the day.
Whanganui tops student-nurse achievement
UCOL nursing graduates are finding success in the working world.