Warrior Sonny Fai - missing presumed drowned after saving brother
Warrior star Sonny Fai, widely regarded as one of the brightest young hopes in New Zealand rugby league, is missing â presumed drowned.
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Warrior star Sonny Fai, widely regarded as one of the brightest young hopes in New Zealand rugby league, is missing â presumed drowned.
More sexual harassment complaints against Edwards
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Five-star high-rise opens in Auckland
The country's first five-star rated green high-rise has opened in central Auckland.
Police find skeletel remains in Wellington cold case
Lower Hutt police have made a series of breakthroughs in the mysterious disappearance of Harold Skudder.
Man in Lower Hutt court after historic murder
A Wellington man has been remanded in custody after an appearance in court for the historic murder of a Lower Hutt man.
Versalko used bank as front for $17.7m con
Versalko paid his victims back $4.6 million of their own money in "returns" on their non-existent investments.
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Mephedrone becoming popular party drug in NZ
Here in New Zealand it's illegal, but it's here.
Waihopai trial: no precedent from acquittal - law expert
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Study: For every new pokie machine there is a new problem gambler
New research has found that there's one new problem gambler for each new pokie machine added to a community.
Spy base protesters walk free
Three protesters accused of breaking into and damaging the Waihopai spy base near Blenheim have been found not guilty.
Low income families forced to ignore open fire ban
Christchurch's open fire ban is now just a fortnight away, and many tenants are worrying how they can affordably heat their homes this winter.
Penguin breeding programme a success
Conservationists in Dunedin are claiming victory in their bid to increase yellow-eyed penguin numbers.
Tolley blamed for students forced to learn in hall
Education Minister Anne Tolley is under fire amid claims Christchurch primary school pupils are being taught in a school hall.
Marlborough forest fire 'suspicious'
Fire investigators will be looking into suggestions that a large pine forest blaze in Marlborough was deliberately lit.
Aucklanders blamed for Great Barrier pollution
A conservation group is blaming Auckland City for spreading rubbish on Great Barrier Island.
Waihopai spy base trial - protestors not guilty
Dominican Friar Peter Murnane, Otaki teacher Adrian Leason and farmer Sam Land have been found not guilty on charges of burglary and one of wilful damage.
Fire crews finding Marlborough blaze tough
A 1km-wide forest fire is burning furiously in Marlborough, prompting the evacuation of residents of a small town.
Waihopai trial drawing to close
The Crown and the defence are summing up today in the trial of three men accused of breaking into the Waihopai spy base in Blenheim.
Beach litter a problem in NZ
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Row over diesel fumes sees fire appliances forced outside
The union representing firefighters is refusing to let its members park appliances inside some stations.

Gordon Campbell: Putting The SAS Back Into Afghanistan
Who has stolen John Key’s brain? The Prime Minister who only a couple of months ago was demanding to see a viable exit strategy before he would put New Zealand combat troops back into Afghanistan, has been replaced by a John Key impersonator for whom the vaguest of goals – combatting global terrorism – now seems like a darn good reason for doing so. More >>