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New Zealander among injured after bus falls from Nepal hillside
Nineteen of the 44 people on board were killed, police said.
Father bitten trying to protect son during dog attack
Family pets that hospitalised two people said to have become more reactive after police pepper-sprayed them a few months before. Audio
Mother allegedly upset about 'round-the-clock' observer, trial told
The Nelson trial is examining whether the child's illness during treatment was the result of gaps in complex care or deliberate actions.
Pedestrian killed in hit and run; witnesses sought
It happened Monday morning in Te Anau.
Business losing thousands after sewage leak restrictions
The city's southern coast has been off limits since the Moa Point treatment plant failed, sending millions of litres of untreated sewage to the sea daily. Audio
'Fight or flight situation': Muriwai residents describe Cyclone Gabrielle landslides
A coronial inquest is investigating the deaths of volunteer firefighters after they were critically injured in a landslip.
Dogs euthanised after killing woman in Northland
Mihiata Te Rore, 62, was attacked by three dogs while visiting a property in Kaihu. Audio
Critically injured climbers rescued from Mt Taranaki
One climber rescued by helicopter is in a critical condition and two are seriously injured.
What is burnout? And do you have it?
Marlon Williams is going to take a break "for a wee while". Do you need to do the same? What if you can't afford to?
'Going to help us to deliver better outcomes': Life Flight's new aeromedical airbase opens
The Hamilton hanger is the upper North Island base for two of Life Flight's air ambulance planes.
Review: Hemi Hemingway soars on Wings of Desire when letting his feelings fly freely
Hemi Hemingway's latest is one of the most emotive local releases in recent memory.
Trafficking survivor wants mandatory abuse reporting from teachers
Gloria Masters, the founder of Handing the Shame Back believed if there was a mandate for teachers to report signs of abuse the "floodgates would open".
Man On The Run: How Paul McCartney rebuilt his life after The Beatles
Man On The Run looks at Paul McCartney's life in the decade immediately following the split of The Beatles.
Sorry Not Sorry: David Williams
Apologies come in all forms. But how often are they sincere? A participatory performance show Sincere Apologies examines famous apologies. Audio
Watch: Ives knocked out, Harrington heads to freeski halfpipe final
Kiwi Fin Melville Ives is in a stable condition after a nasty fall at the men's freeski halfpipe qualifiers saw him stretchered off the snow.
Dr Hilary Cass: Puberty blockers
The four-year Cass Review, carried out for NHS England recommends limiting the use of puberty blockers to research settings. Audio
'Opportunistic' seagulls making the most of Wellington sewage spill
Raw sewage has been spewing into the South coast and further out to the Cook Strait since the plant's massive failure two weeks ago.
'It's a strange place' - The Beths' singer Liz Stokes on US tour
The Beths are back in town following a US tour and appearance on American talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live.
'Blowback': Residents disgusted as sewage 'explodes' from toilets
Wellington Water apologised for the shock, stress and inconvenience caused after sewage entered people's bathrooms.
Man left a paraplegic after hit-and-run wants to meet driver, 30 years on
Farid Ahmed was left a paraplegic and spent 11 days in a coma after being hit by a car - the driver never faced charges. Audio