
Car wreck hoarder who 'couldn't stop' amassed 800 vehicles
Roger Dunnage collected up to 800 vehicles by late last year when neighbours complained.
Roger Dunnage collected up to 800 vehicles by late last year when neighbours complained.
The woman crossed double yellow lines in a no-stopping zone.
Border reopening largely welcomed after 'desperate' times for business.
People thought John Huntly Watson was a good man. But he spent five years abusing a girl.
Pre-season friendly with visiting side from Invercargill descends into a free-for-all.
Ashley Renee Hansen appeared in the Invercargill District Court for stealing $15,845.
It's harder to find Bluffies on the menu this season but the chase makes them sweeter.
The woman plead guilty to sustaining loss of traction.
Southern District Health Board is contacting 1571 people who may have been affected.
His lawyer said the 71-year-old was disgusted with himself.
The hospital apologised for the distress it had caused.
A 16-year-old was in critical condition and a 17-year-old seriously injured.
The students recieved a visit from police.
Police executed a search warrant at an Invercargill address on Tuesday.
One in five Covid tests being taken in the city is coming back positive.
There is a lot of work to do, although the track has been welcoming walkers for decades.
The town has been nearly completely cut off since February 9.
The "everyman of NZ television" on his hard knocks, family, and being a good sort.
That brings the number of active community cases across the country to 11,601.
There is one confirmed case and two probably cases at the school.
Chamber of Commerce chief executive Ruth Stokes says labour shortage will bite this week.
The equivalent of one Kiwi city's population got their booster over 28 hours.
Yesterday there was a record number of casess.
About 27 protesters will come through the Wellington courts after a night behind bars.
Inappropriate behaviour by Southland Stag at Invercargill strip club ends in court.
There were 306 new community cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today.
The woman was ordered to pay for emotional harm to the worker.
Reports some farmers in the South asking symptomatic staff to avoid being tested.
The murky future of the aluminium smelter got murkier yesterday.