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Radical environmentalists locate Japan's whaling fleet, by following remains of butchered whales.
A cousin of the long lost dodo has been found a decade after it was feared they were extinct.
Eight people had to be rescued in the Hauraki Gulf today after their boat began taking on water.
Friends mourn "one of a kind dude", who died when the car he was in slammed into a Greymouth house following police pursuit.
A colourful final goodbye has been made to young murder victims Bradley and Ellen Livingstone.
Rubber-neckers to a one-car crash in Horowhenua are causing delays on a state highway.
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Heavy rain and gale force winds are expected to bash parts of the country tomorrow.
Police are hoping footage of crashes will hammer home the need to be careful and vigilant.
A judge has ordered a Texas hospital to remove life support for a pregnant, brain-dead woman.
Genesis Energy will cut its coal supply agreement with an overseas company and extend until June 2017 its supply contract with Solid Energy.
Pricing mix-ups leave a bad taste but you can't force a retailer to sell you something at the "wrong" price.
It calls itself the 'front page of the internet', but what exactly is Reddit?
Hair of the dog, greasy late-night snacks, a next-day powerade - are these 'cures' actually doing you any good?
Bathurst 12 Hour endurance race to feature cars with new radar and advanced software.
Once Were Warriors has been voted the best New Zealand film of all time in the first survey of Kiwi national cinema.
There is plenty to see for those whose pockets are not so deep - be it by style choice, or not.
Stars light travel perspectiveSometimes you just need to look up to be reminded of how lucky you have it.
Disease-ridden, cannabalistic rats are adrift on an abandoned ship in the North Atlantic ocean.
Farm sales rose by more than 20pc last year reflecting strong confidence in the rural sector, the Real Estate Institute says.
Eketahuna's 6.2 earthquake is very unlikely to be followed by another large earthquake.
Martin Guptill's fifth ODI century helped set India an imposing 315 at a fizzing Eden Park today.
The simple pleasure of a gourmet food and wine tour in the heart of Tasmania's South West Wilderness, by plane.
