Euthanasia trial: 'Sons will be proud'
The partner of Sean Davison, who helped his terminally ill mother to die, says his sons would be proud of him.
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North Otago rugby fans miss out on free-to-air All Blacks
Rugby fans in Waitaki were unable to watch the All Blacks game on their analogue sets after a transmitter failure.
Weatherston's $300k legal-aid bill
As Clayton Weatherston reaches the end of the road for appeals against his murder conviction, his legal-aid bill has mounted. The Otago University tutor, who murdered 22-year-old student Sophie Elliott in 2008....
Weatherston to stay in jail - final appeal rejected
Clayton Weatherston has had his application to appeal his murder conviction....
Hail, lightning pummels Wellington
A violent hail and thunder storm has caused two car crashes and left the ground "white like snow" in Wellington. Police have said the storm after 1:30pm had been the catalyst for two crashes...
Freeley Speaking: Two cities, one passion
Rugby tourist Mitch Freeley visits two NZ rugby strongholds: quake-hit Christchurch and vibrant Dunedin.
PJ-clad scarfies chase intruder through campus
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