Yellow-eyed penguins may disappear
National icon headed for extinction on mainland- unless we act now.
National icon headed for extinction on mainland- unless we act now.
A man has been seriously injured in a farming accident in Central Otago.
The man, who has interim name suppression, appeared in a Queenstown court this morning.
Andrew Ginther's late night trip to A&E had led to even more stress.
University of Otago plans to place 60 cameras around the campus for students' safety.
A Wanaka farmer says freedom campers are destroying the area around Roys Peak
A whopping 10,000 Chinese visitors are scheduled to visit Queenstown next year.
Australian Andy Marshall is wanted by police so they can issue him with a trespass notice.
The principal income of a Dunedin supermarket is tobacco, so it faces losing its licence.
Jan Falke threatened his former partner after discovering her previous relationship.
Police are investigating after a person was filmed driving dangerously in Dunedin.
Queenstown landowner chainsawed down tree-house built by Australian without permission.
Those in search and rescue often put their lives on the line. These are their stories.
A car has flipped in a crash in Oamaru, trapping and seriously injuring one person.
A motorist has developed a high-speed method for dumping furniture.
Fog in Christchurch and Dunedin is affecting flights this morning.
Rabbits have proven an unlikely ally to another bothersome pest: venomous redback spiders.
Man who paid $50 for a 13-year-old to perform a sex act on him can now be named.
The super-rich are buying experiences instead of handbags and heading to NZ.
Allegations of asset-stripping have been hurled at Mondelez.
Mechanic seriously injuried after being caught in the hydraulic arm of a rubbish truck.
Small tourism businesses are on a roll but facing higher costs and recruitment problems.
Firefighters say a person was found in a burning house this morning.
Mayors have taken their concerns about irresponsible camping to the Prime Minister.
Making it an offence to feed kea was just one of the many ideas put forward.
Wires securing the pole were cut in what the trust says was the work of an ''extremist''.
Two schools and a kindy were locked down before the incident was resolved peacefully.
The Anglican priest has been stood aside from religious duties for 'forseeable future'.
Justine Tyerman sets a new tradition during a great day's skiing ...