
Speight's sponsorship of rugby team prompts complaint
Speight's became the naming rights and jersey sponsor of the Highlanders this season.
Speight's became the naming rights and jersey sponsor of the Highlanders this season.
The defendant attended today's hearing by audio-visual link from prison.
Teen makes music to shake boredom on school trip turns into hit with the kids.
The man also modified a heavy vehicle specifically to aid in growing cannabis.
Wanted criminal pays for a helicopter to fly him out of the bush to hand himself in.
One night this month, there were 54 babies in the NICU unit.
The wintry conditions prompted warnings for road users.
Christopher Dean Lees, 38, appeared in the Dunedin District Court on Wednesday.
Raymond Michael McCarthy pleaded guilty to injuring with intent to injure.
Hillside will receive $85 million for new facilities to assemble wagons.
Raymond Hemi has 11 previous convictions for violence.
The woman is charged with careless driving causing the death of Jaydon Millar Tackney, 21.
Two people died when a truck travelling on State Highway 90 rolled over on a bend.
The story of a phone lost in the river, a dearly missed dog - and a whole lot of luck.
The Serious Fraud Office has revealed for the first time how the fraudster was caught.
"It was a random attack. The victims did not know the man."
Water supplies to Waikouaiti, Karitane and Hawksbury have not yet been restored.
The extra money will go to replacing old locomotives in the South Island.
A 39-year-old man is on trial before the Dunedin District Court.
More than 70 per cent of union members report experiencing aggression from customers.
The man defrauded Customs for six years and underpaid more than $1.3 million in tax.
Active fronts moving across the country make for a wild, wintry Tuesday.
Man allegedly told woman: "You're going to be a good girl and do exactly what I tell you."
Three people remain in Dunedin Hospital today following last Monday's stabbing.
The snow is expected to settle but not for long.
The person was wearing his clothes and leading his dog.
Otago Polytechnic planning a Dunedin School of Games.
Aaron Hawkins says National leader's comments are a 'desperate dog whistle strategy'.
"I wave at every single car, every single day of every single week."
"It's either make or break for me, and I want to make it" ... but he broke it.