
School's out, so expect rain, wind and snow for the holidays
If you've planned a school holiday road trip it might be foiled by the weather.
If you've planned a school holiday road trip it might be foiled by the weather.
Tributes are pouring in for the two young men who died in a crash in Dunedin on Saturday.
Fire crews went to up to 50 weather related call-outs in Auckland, Northland and Waikato.
Two others were injured in the crash, including a truck driver.
Western parts of the country are in for some decent rain from Sunday.
Take a checklist when you're choosing daycare, but in the end it's love that counts.
Students forced to work to support families, or can't afford bus fares and lunches.
New daycare centres are touting for a shrinking number of children.
Parole Board declines early release for woman's 'staggering' violence.
What to do in Arrowtown when you're just passing through.
Queenstown residents and business leaders have accused the Govt of overlooking the town.
Waitaki old boys attack rival Oamaru school twice ahead of grudge rugby "Blood Match".
The caregiver for a special needs boy in Queenstown is being forced to leave NZ.
Paedophile admits to 'graphic' role playing as a priest abusing children online.
The coldest spot in Otago and Southland was Wedderburn, which recorded -7.8 degC.
Student's finger was partially amputated duing a pre-trade carpentry course.
A Mosgiel Caravan Park tenant is refusing to leave after being told the park will close.
Jemma Barltrop will host a much different occasion than originally planned.
Mental health and women's health no longer compulsory at Otago medical school.
Department of Conservation investigating the incident.
'A transtasman bubble would be great, but they are still not quite there yet.'
Alcohol-fuelled violence ramped up and led to a string of arrests.
Middlemarch has registered New Zealand's coldest June temperature since 2015.
Sunday's forecast for Auckland's return to Super Rugby.
It was time for some banter between the PM and her minister after a serious few months.
His identity remains under wraps until August court date in front of a judge.
Much of the Central North Island and South Island woke to frosts this morning.
Decisions on how to let foreign students back next year are needed soon.
Ian Stead created 'records of work' using names of builders who worked on his house.