New Year Honours: Knighted nutrition expert calls for 'serious action'
Interest in how people can reduce their own risk of diabetes and heart disease has soared.
Interest in how people can reduce their own risk of diabetes and heart disease has soared.
A second border-related case has been in the community, Health Ministry announced today.
Queenstown apartment "fully involved in flames" after explosion.
Festival organisers are no longer at risk of prosecution under section 12 for drug use.
Drunk man who claimed he had a gun sparked a police callout to Dunedin pub yesterday.
There are 28 potential breeding sea lions.
Stolen stone lions, gangsters, 'speeding' Harley Davidsons, and a whole lot more.
Brent Cleghorn was turning his life around and was due to start new job on January 5.
Kaumātua warns that the thieves have broken a sacred tapu.
The crash was reported to police just after 9.20am today.
Dunedin killer told to work with a psychologist if he wants to be released.
The resignation just before Christmas has been called 'disappointing' by council.
Robbery in central Dunedin unfolded like a scene from a video game.
Dale Waitokia and Shona Brenssell took on the police, local and national, and won.
About 25 emergency service personnel were called to the crash site this morning.
The shed has been the target of repeated acts of vandalism.
Six tempting wine experiences to keep your glass topped up well into the new year.
The land would be held in reserve for the community.
Take a look at how New Zealand's rollout progressed in 2021 before reaching 90 per cent.
Queenstown has only two SIQ units available for visitors who test positive for Covid-19.
Braydon Lee Hodder's violent outburst left his little brother terrified.
The graffiti read 'NO VAX' and 'Rory RIP'.
Over 14,500 working dogs are registered in Otago/Southland but one name came out on top.
A man has been jailed after a string of acts described by the judge as 'voyeuristic'.
Queenstown Airport staff expect about 1500 hundred passengers from Auckland today.
more than 12,000 people were booked to travel in, or out, of Auckland today.
Michael Pritchard sen, 65, went missing on December 7.
The man openly wept in the dock when his application was denied.
Michael Pritchard sen, 65, was found this morning.