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A man harassed the family next door by calling their dogs over while he was backing his truck into his driveway and ringing their workplace to say...

The neighbours feared for their safety and struggled to live a normal life in their home.

Two angels that have had a very secluded existence for well over 50 years have been released from their confinement in a small room at the third level of the north tower of St Joseph’s Cathedral in Dunedin. However, there is a slight problem in that they have lost their wings.

Pacific youth and first time voters in Aotearoa feel forgotten and ill equipped ahead of the election.

Prebbleton harness racing trainer John McDermott has already surpassed his personal best and we’re just over halfway through the current season. McDermott whose family is steeped in trotting history, has been training since 2009 and this season has trained thirteen winners. The team has been led by Ruby’s A Delight (Bettor’s Delight) (named after his

Pacific youth and first time voters in Aotearoa feel forgotten and ill equipped ahead of the election.

Permanent, part-time role available (32 hours per week) 0.8 FTE Work within an experienced and supportive interdisciplinary team to provide physiotherapy to

Past El Nino summers are only a partial guide to facing this year’s onslaught of extremes, writes Paul Gorman. You could be forgiven for asking...

Waimakariri election candidates sparred over the issues of crime, healthcare and the economy during a meeting at Pegasus.

School says the camera is to "discourage undesirable behaviour” and can't reach cubicles.