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'Panic set in': Partygoers packed 'like sardines' before student died
People were packed in "like sardines'' at the Dundas Street party.
'Tragic' student party death: Victim, 19, revealed as twin
Sophia Crestani, 19, had an identical twin sister and grew up in Wellington.
Two critical after high speed crash in Dunedin
The car was reportedly travelling at high speed when it crashed into a power pole
Rugby: Both Heartland Championship table leaders upset in penultimate round
Top four completely rearranged again in one of the most competitive seasons in 14 years.
Fatal stampede: Woman killed in crush to flee rowdy student party
The incident took place on Dundas St overnight.
Holi-yay: Sunshine on way after bleak week
It's good weather news for most Kiwis, after a dire start to the school holidays.
Girl who died horse riding named
Eliza-Jayne Coetzee, 13, died after falling from a horse in Omarama.
From United Kawakawa Under 12 to the World Cup in Japan
United Kawakawa Under 12 team mates Goodhue and Larsen played in opposing teams at RWC.
Train derails at Taieri Gorge
Tourists stuck after carriage comes off the rails just north of Mosgiel.
'Can't bring her back': Sophie Elliott's mum on ailing health and her legacy
We catch up with Lesley Elliott, who crusaded for change after daughter Sophie's murder.
On our knees: The surging surgery costs blamed on obesity crisis
Each publicly-funded surgery costs about $20,000.
Man jailed for attacking pregnant partner
The victim curled into the foetal position to protect her unborn baby.
110km pursuit: Car chase, spikes, dogs to catch man after family harm incident
A man drove from Oamaru to Dunedin where he was arrested.
Dead two days after GP visit: Widow says care not good enough
John Mitchell died at home just two days after seeking help from an after-hours GP.
No Ranfurly Shield for Waikato despite promising improvements
Waikato put in a difficult shift and never gave up the fight.
Rugby: Top sides win inter-island games in sixth round of Heartland Championship
South Canterbury and West Coast hold off low-ranked home sides to keep top spots
Queenstown scrub fire extinguished
A fire that swept over 200ha near Queenstown is now out.
'Black market' in Dunedin rubbish bags
Local police called it a "black market" for the pre-paid Dunedin City Council bags.
Blackmail pair allowed to apply for home detention
The Dunedin pair orchestrated a ruse to swindle a woman out of $5000 cash.
Victim dies 76 days too late for attacker to be charged
Nigel Landreth was beaten unconscious in Dunedin in July 2018. He died on Sunday.
Killer free: Elderly murderer to be released from prison
A woman jailed for murder and recalled for frauds has been released on parole this month
Mum-of-six died in her sleep: Family overwhelmed with $140,000 in donations
Bonnie Avery's husband is now raising six children, including a newborn.
'Help my room's on fire': Drunk man messages group chat instead of calling 111
Remains of bonfire on balcony led to fire in bedroom wall.
Rugby: Heartland Championship's week five sees teams upset across board
Only one team gets a victory over a side who was ranked below them on the points table.
Man drives old bomb to police station
Dunedin man Dennis Hodge called in an old practice mortar bomb yesterday.
Airbnbrothel: Owner's home turned into seedy sex centre
When the owner arrived back it "felt icky and stank of cheap perfumes''.
Axe attack: Man rams cop car, chases officer with tomahawk
A man has admitting ramming a police car while yelling "Allahu Akbar''.
Man reunites woman with lost dog and gets bitten by owner
The owner saw her dog, grabbed the animal and bit the man on the left shoulder.
'Taken from this earth too soon': Tributes for 15-year-old crash victim
Taieri College student one of two who died in crash outside Dunedin.
Store fined $54k for breaches, deception bid
Grocery store fined for 40 employment breaches, attempting to deceive a labour inspector.
Two dead, one critical, in Otago crash
A third person has been taken to hospital in a critical condition.
Measles patient travelled through Otago and Southland while infectious
Authorities trying to trace those who may have been in contact with measles patient.