Schools reach out to heal community after mosque shootings
Auckland schools reach out to local mosques and a Muslim school opens its doors to all.
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Shock at Kavanagh College principal's death
Tracy O'Brien was about to retire at the end of the term.
Foreign student sector braces for a hit from mosque attacks
Some foreign students are cancelling plans to come to NZ, but some may be encouraged.
Simon Wilson: Who are we now? We are the people of horror, of heart, of hope
Who are we now? Simon Wilson on the Christchurch mosque shootings.
'Betrayed': Rifle club closes in wake of terror attack
Rifle club closes its range for the "foreseeable future" and may never open it again.
Accused mosque killer's gun club: 'We don't foster white nationalist ideology'
Club vice-president rejects any links to white nationalism, says allegations 'unfounded'.
Who is the massacre accused? His gun club and world travels
Massacre accused was a member of a South Otago gun club and practised shooting at range.
Meet the Kiwi running the length of NZ for mental health
Wanaka local Brook van Reenen is a man on a mission.
Pair accused of sexual assault in Cromwell
Pair charged with abduction, sexual violation, injuring and impeding breathing.
Almost 50 measles cases in NZ this year: What you need to know
The number of confirmed measles cases in Canterbury remains at 28.
Viewpoint NZ: Black drinking water, cheap houses in Queenstown
Video news from around the regions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Murphy's Law kills Super clash amid nauseating diplomacy
Diplomacy within the ranks simply doesn't cut it when officialdom robs game of its sheen.
Another nude man caught in lewd act at Dunedin beach
Police urge people to get in touch if they see anything and to take a photo if possible.
Man in coma after 'one punch' assault outside bar
Police reveal details on what unfolded at a Queenstown bar when four men were kicked out.
Pandemic influenza memorial delayed
Low-key influenza memorial a lost opportunity for pandemic planning, say researchers.
Man in hospital after 'coward punch' at Six60 gig
A man suffered serious injuries after a 'coward punch'.
Drizzly start to the weekend with risk of thunderstorms for parts of NZ
The drizzly start to the weekend in Auckland and Northland is set to persevere today.
Dunedin bar killer pleads to be kept in prison
The Parole Board agrees with the 30-year-old.
Drug-impaired driver was so high he couldn't get out of vehicle
"This driving is as bad as it gets," judge said of perilous epiosde.
Five years since MH370: Kiwis' connection to major air disasters
Four people with links to New Zealand died in the 2014 Malaysia Airlines disasters.
Two choppers sent to crash between truck and car
One person was initially trapped and suffered serious injuries.
Big orca pod frolics in Otago Harbour
An uncommonly large pod of orca was spotted in Otago Harbour.
Viewpoint NZ: Bike lanes, solar schools and adaptive surfing
Video news from around the regions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Homes evacuated in Central Otago after lightning strikes start fires
Fires are continuing to burn in Central Otago.
Lightning starts fire in Otago
Up to eight helicopters helping to fight scrub fire on Waipiata-Kokonga Rd.
Convicted rapist touched girls in lazy river at swimming pool
The offending related to six victims under the age of 12.
Person injured in quad bike incident
A person was seriously injured in a quad bike accident near Wedderburn yesterday morning.
Jess takes three for 15
Jess Watkin's spinners help win the day for Central Hinds over Otago Sparks on Sunday
Lime e-scooters back on Dunedin's streets
Lime will be under Dunedin City Council's microscope.
Man accused of murdering his parents found unfit to plead
Lewis Corrigan said brother John admitted shooting their parents
Cans left behind in Speight's break-in
Speight's was unsure if anything was taken in the break-in.
Lime juicers' income dries up with e-scooters off the streets
Collecting the scooters can be highly competitive as juicers vie to charge them.
University of Otago's Law Camp returns, sans jelly wrestling
The University of Otago's Law Camp is back - without the jelly wrestling.
Warm and clear weather to continue
Warm and clear conditions are set to continue late into the week for much of NZ.