AOS commander's driving at 158km/h unjustified, police watchdog finds
The commander was on their way to Nelson from Blenheim for a planned search warrant.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromChristchurch
Person found dead, two others assaulted in Christchurch
On arrival police located a deceased person inside the property.
30m down: Dog freed after four-hour mine shaft ordeal
Emergency services were called to the mine in the Blue Spur region last night.
'With heartbreak': Pike River families accept call on no more funding for recovery
The families said they accept advice that going further would be expensive and complex.
Battery explosion cause of Wanaka house fire
The fire broke out shortly before 4am on Otago Anniversary Day.
Judge gives double-fatal crash driver clean slate
The 17-year-old admitted two charges of careless driving causing death.
Human remains found on Mt Aspiring date back to 1976
The remains were found by trampers on the "toe end" of Bonar glacier on March 19.
Covid-19 vaccination centre opens in Dunedin
Today the team began injecting the first of two doses to frontline health workers.
Christchurch $5.2m Lotto win left unclaimed
There's a multi-million winning Powerball ticket on the loose in the city.
Phil Gifford: The red flag in NZR's bumper deal - and the next ABs superstar
OPINION: Selling a slice of our rugby could have many pitfalls - just ask the Blues.
Blaze destroys Christchurch tattoo studio - investigation underway
A fire has ripped through City of Ink on Riccarton Rd this morning.
Large blaze in Canterbury under control after engulfing 300 hectares
Emergency services were called to the fire near Broken River at about 12.45pm on Friday.
National wants answers over vaccination system coding error
The Canterbury District Health Board is apologising to 716 people for the error.
Mayor cancels screening of Covid vaccination video
'Misinformation and conspiracy theories are circulating' - health expert.
Mellory Manning murder: Grieving sister reveals tragic last words to murdered sibling
Mellory Manning's grieving sister: "I just really miss her."
'Cowardly attack': Man beaten after pulling over to help with 'broken down car'
Police are on a hunt to identify the attacker after an assault in Queenstown.
Covid-19: Vaccine patients' personal details potentially exposed
The Canterbury DHB has issued an apology for what it says was a coding error.
'Terrible failing of the system': Unused Covid vaccines offered to local businesses
Leftover shots are being given to people working near vaccination clinics.
'We'll have him home soon': Brother says after man's body found
The 68-year-old had been missing for six weeks.
Principal wants to know why predator priest was sent to school
Pompallier College's principal has urged any other abuse survivors to come forward.
Pike River: More items dragged out for police
"We haven't finished yet," recovery mission leader says.
Funeral industry 'a mess' and rife with 'dodgy' operators - insiders
New Zealand's funeral industry is 'a mess' and staff are calling on the Government to act.
166 in six weeks: Spike in bike thefts in Christchurch
The thefts are taking place even when bikes are locked up.
Man questioned over gull killing spree
No charges had been laid yet but a person of interest has been identified.
Man allegedly breaks into woman's house, drags man out of bed
The female punched the man in the head to get him out of the house.
Court theatre recasting trans role after complaints
The play, Things I Know to be True, has already opened and runs throughout April.
Named: Man accused of killing ex-wife's partner
Faiz Ali was killed at a central city address last month.
Knife recognised by manager of motel in murder trial
Samuel Moses Samson is on trial in the High Court at Invercargill.
'It could mean the end of it': Fears after parasite found in oysters
Yesterday, three wild oysters were found to be infected with Bonamia ostreae.
The chips are down: Why Kiwi favourite is under threat
Cheap European frozen chip exports are threatening New Zealand's own industry.
Results of study on QR scanning in Dunedin 'worrying'
The median rate of scanning was just 10 per cent.
Paedo in a 'Family Store': Sallies under fire over employee's dark history
47-year-old Dwayne Keats, a rapist on parole, was employed by the Salvation Army in 2017.
Driver of car that smashed into restaurant 'extremely grateful' to public
Emergency services were called to the two-vehicle crash about 10.41am.