Central Otago residential project coming to fruition
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Family seeks consent to use large barge in Dusky Sound for overnight stays
It would be used as private accommodation for up to 50 days a year.
Pedestrian thrown 25m into ditch after being hit by car, court told
The man sustained a broken leg and an ankle fracture in three places.
'Not my intention': Jacqui Dean surprised by Judith Collins' actions
Conversation with now former party leader Judith Collins occurred "some weeks ago".
Music festival to be held on University Oval
A dozen of New Zealand's 'best-loved acts' to play multiple stages.
Three trucks involved in two crashes in Dunedin
One crash was in central Dunedin while the other was on the southern motorway.
Lockdown burglar was a neighbour for 15 years
Intruder put his hands over victim's mouth and forced her back on to the mattress.
Body found in Clutha River officially identified as missing man
The body was found on November 17 after extensive searches in the area.
Man charged with manslaughter three years after death of Dunedin woman
Anna Riddell died of a suspected drug overdose in 2018. Today, an arrest was made.
Man dies while rafting with group in Queenstown
Police are making enquiries in relation to his death on behalf of the coroner.
'Wiped out': Wanaka house badly damaged after accidental chip pan fire
The couple are now staying at a friend's house.
Honeymoon killing: Rodney Fallowfield choked another woman
Historic evidence, which was never heard during the murder trial, can be revealed.
Stonewood: Queenstown mayor, founder settle legal action for $3.5m
Liquidators alleged they continued trading while the companies were insolvent.
Man accused of attempted murder in Karitane shooting named
It is understood the complainant was shot in the head.
Family unhappy over prison officer's comments after son's death
The 24-year-old died in Dunedin Hospital on Monday.
Boy, 6, in coma after pig dog attack
The attack left him with injuries to his face, throat, head, arms and torso.
Alleged burglar claims there was 'free garage sale'
He is alleged to have taken a dryer, sofa, chilly bin and four tyres.
Live: Will Auckland take the plunge? Experts on whether hospo and hairdressers will open
Nearing 100 days in lockdown, Cabinet will re-evaluate Auckland's alert level tomorrow.
'Massage master' named as person facing sexual assault charges
The identity of a Dunedin man accused of sexually assaulting four women can be revealed.
From humble food truck to feeding Benedict Cumberbatch
After starting a mobile food service a van, an Auckland couple now cater to movie stars.
Live: New Covid cases from Kaitāia to Wellington, particular fears for Northland
Cases continue to emerge across the North Island.
Queenstown mayor: 'If Aucklanders can holiday here, why not Aussies?'
The transtasman bubble was described as a light at the end of a grim tunnel.
Have you been here? Today's Covid locations of interest
Some linked locations are in Tokoroa, Matamata, Bethlehem, Hamilton and Mt Maunganui.
Critics of planned Clyde datacentre: 'No benefit to region or country'
The datacentre would be made up of eight containers, each holding 368 servers.
Two more regions reach 90 per cent full vaccination, bringing total to three
They closely followed Queenstown-Lakes which reached the target on Wednesday.
Erratic driver chased by dog into police station
The man ran into the station's watch house and handed himself in.
Lake Ohau fire: Residents considering legal action
Fire and Emergency NZ found an electrical short circuit on a power pole was responsible.
Remarkables ski field expansion outlined, including 1.4km-long chairlift
NZSki is looking to expand the skiable terrain from 385 hectares to more than 900.
Kiwi radar tracks debris from Russian space missile
Evidence from NZ backs US claims Russian blast endangered International Space Station.
Ohau fire: Cause of one of NZ's biggest blazes revealed
Last year's fire destroyed 48 homes.
Queenstown gas leak: Two people treated at luxury hotel
Emergency services were called to the hotel this morning.
Covid 'all over the country over summer' - Canterbury Uni professor
Auckland boundary was always a stop-gap measure to delay the spread of Covid-19.
'Extraordinary bad luck': Cybercrime cripples Dunedin firm
Professional offshore hacking group attacked computer systems, phone and commercial data.
Gang enforcer who bashed inmate due for release
Hirini Te Runa rendered his cellmate's face so swollen he was unrecognisable.