Vacating renter leaves behind 5 allegedly stolen TVs and 10 cats
A Southland renter left behind a collection of historical stolen goods, Tribunal says.
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Person seriously injured in Invercargill crash
The crash took place on the edge of Invercargill at Seaward Bush.
Drop-off kids: The 14-hour-a-day childcare centre
Childcare company offers 6am-8pm care, plus take-home meals for busy parents.
Man charged with murdering Invercargill woman
The 31-year-old was due to appear in court today.
'Dangerous' man sought after woman's body discovered
Police are seeking a man in connection with a woman's death in Invercargill.
Woman's body found at Invercargill motel, homicide investigation launched
The woman's body was found at a motel about 11am today.
Man arrested in relation to Invercargill shooting after police chase
A 29-year-old man was arrested this evening in relation to a shooting in Invercargill.
Man shot: Police searching for shooter, want information
Man with a gunshot wound found by officers in suburban Strathern.
8yo killed: Tiny town in shock as youth charged with murder
No one expected "something like this would happen here", says Otautau resident.
Weather: Nice weekend, nasty week
Spring will again show its sleight of hand on NZ weather conditions.
Cancer battler Blair Vining's funeral: Mourners arrive in rugby jerseys
A large crowd has gathered for the memorial for cancer care advocate.
Drunk killer driver handed mother-of-two's family a 'life sentence'
Dad's agony from a death 'no parents and grandparents should ever have to suffer'.
121km/h crash in 50km/h area: Killer driver weeps in court
Dejay Kane had driven erratically before crash killed nurse and mother.
Weird and wonderful moments of local body elections
From crazy billboards to crazy candidate mishaps, it's been an interesting few weeks.
Sir Tim Shadbolt wins Invercargill mayoral race - again
Long-standing Invercargill City Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt will return for another term.
Dig This: Invercargill's digger theme-park
The digger-based theme park is part construction site, part playground sandpit.
Teen let off drink-drive charge as conviction might affect future employment and travel
A young Invercargill woman was discharged without conviction for drink-driving.
Family heartache after woman avoids jail over fatal crash
Corrina Petersen avoided jail for car crash that killed woman on her way to a party.
Whangārei police dog handling duo compete for national honours
Mist and Constable Lewis are representing Northland at the national police dog champs.
Video of girl being 'seriously beaten' circulates on social media
The three girls involved in the incident are aged between 12 and 14, police say.
Teenager arrested over aggravated robberies in Invercargill
A 19-year-old man is due to appear in Invercargill District Court today.
How to capture a perfect aurora photograph
Aurora spotter Ian Griffin's tips for getting the best shots of the magical light.
Double tragedy for family of man who died in Fiordland boating accident
Peter McKenzie was the co-founder of a well-known jet boating company.
Four homes in two years: Young couple's homebuying secrets
Couple believe their story is a sign the country's housing market has life in it yet.
Flight Check: Flying Air NZ's first Auckland-Invercargill service
Thomas Bywater flies aboard Air New Zealand's flight NZ699, from Auckland to Invercargill.
Shane Jones lends $20m to city with 'one big vision'
Shane Jones shared the Air NZ inaugural flight with chief executive Christopher Luxon.
Woman fired after complaint over comments about her breasts gets $45k
A company has been fined $45,000 after sacking a worker soon after she made a complaint.
Interactive: Auckland rentals more expensive in South and North, cheaper in East
New rentals are more expensive in South Auckland and the North Shore.
Invercargill restaurant takes 'pet food' meal off menu
The restaurant has reportedly stopped selling the meal 'not fit for human consumption'.
Restaurant admits serving 'not for human consumption' pet food to diners
Restaurant says dish only sold to Chinese customers when it was asked for.
Operation Inca: Trainer has harness race fixing allegation dropped
12 arrests were made during the police's massive Operation Inca last year.
Glimpses of class in scratchy Northland win
With enough possession and territory to shake a stick at, Northland had trouble scoring.
Drunk killer driver hit speeds of 121km/h in a 50km/h zone
Disqualified driver killed nurse after being seen weaving in and out of traffic.
Hunker-down Saturday: Snow, storms and massive waves to batter New Zealand
Snow and bitter cold to batter alps and Queenstown, while huge waves to hit near Auckland.