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Hairdresser gifted breast implants

Jordan Hill, left, has been offered free breast implants by The Edge. Breakfast show co-host Jay-Jay Harvey had the idea ...

A woman has had her breast reconstruction surgery fast-tracked by an unlikely benefactor - The Edge radio station.

Serious crash closes SH16

The incident happened near the SH16 intersection with Anderson Rd, Kaukapakapa.

One person seriously injured in SH16 car crash.

Fatal crash in Far North

The police Serious Crash Unit is investigating a fatal car crash in Kaingaroa, Far North.

A woman is dead and three others have been hospitalised after a crash near Kaingaroa.

Flights cancelled, delayed by fog

Auckland has been hit by fog on Saturday morning. [FILE PHOTO]

Fog that caused disruption to more than 120 flights at the Auckland Airport has finally lifted.

Beware of 'youthquake'

Voters who find Corbyn's socialism attractive are simply too young to have lived through a big government, highly ...

OPINION: Young voters are flexing previously-unused muscle. It could lead to disaster.

'Israel' cut from lyrics

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat co-writer Sir Tim Rice called the change "meaningless and drippy" but ...

Council apologises after unexplained change to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

National Portrait - Simon Challies

Ryman Healthcare boss Simon Challies stands before a wall of photos of notable New Zealanders who have lent their names ...

Simon Challies heads a $4.9b business but Parkinson's has forced an early retirement.

Concussion's hidden toll

27022017. Photo: 123rf.com
Science image with human brain on dark background

About 35,000 Kiwis suffer mild brain injuries every year. Are we doing enough about them?

Memoirs of an 'old theatre cat'

After seven decades in amateur theatre, Peter Simmonds says earning the applause of an audience is priceless.

After 70 years in Christchurch theatre, there's nothing amateur about Peter Simmonds.

New life in Mt Lyford

Mt Lyford Lodge co-owners Jenny Yeoman, left, and Angela Hunt. Their gamble paid off.

The extraordinary recovery of a tiny town devastated by a massive earthquake.

The true cost of a burglary spike

Christchurch mother of two Marney with her oldest boy, Jakson, 4. Marney followed the burglar down the road in her car ...

Three victims speak out as Christchurch's burglary rate hits 20 a day.

Guard bashed by teen murderer

Taniela Kotoitoga Waitokia at his sentencing for murder in February 2017.

An 18-year-old punched a Corrections officer twice in the head while on remand in custody for murder.

Ladies, your Fieldays bachelor

Fairlie farmer Matt McAtamney won Rural Bachelor of the Year at the National Fieldays.

Mathew McAtamney lifted the golden gumboot, but he's still looking for that trophy girl.

Haka history made!

The crowds are gathering on the Rotorua Village Green for the haka attempt.

A record 7770 people showed up in Rotorua to wrest the world title back from France.

Body in ute Kim Richmond

Kim Richmond hadn't been seen or heard from in almost a year.

Police have verified the identify of the body, but not the cause of death.

Kids' farmhouses at Fieldays

A Taranaki family have started a business building wooden farm sheds and play houses for children. L-R: Maddi Goodchap ...

The farmhouses, cow sheds and stables are all hand-made by a Taranaki dairy farmer.

A star hitch-hiker

1806017 TDN Sam Scannell/FFXNZ - Marcello Silva has, since 2009, been skateboarding around the world.

They had no idea the skateboarder they picked up from the side of a rural road has a TV audience of 21 million people.

Man falls from tree

The Taranaki Community Rescue Helicopter was called to Eltham.

A man has suffered injuries after falling from a tree.

Rolling out for roof shout

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Preview to the Roof Shout Bout, The Rumble Bees V Whanganui roller derby ...

It's a mix of stock car racing and rugby and it empowers women, says the coach.

Walk dogged by poo

A YouTube video has highlighted a dog poo problem on New Plymouth's Coastal Walkway.

Doo-do you have a problem with dogs being on the Coastal Walkway?

The cat's whiskers

PAWS AND CLAWS: Just don't let them burn. Also watch your friend's chin, they get acne too.

Mugging in Square

The attackers fled the scene and police have not been able to locate them.

A woman has been assaulted by two other women at The Square, Palmerston North.

Couple still strong after 75 years

Feilding couple Cyril and Beryl Norris will celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary on June 27.

Cyril and Beryl Norris were married on June 27, 1942, and celebrate their 75th anniversary next week

New fire manager appointed

Gary Ward has been appointed as the new Area Manager for Whanganui.

Gary Ward is excited to be leading Whanganui's fire service through a big change.

Protesters hit streets

Protesters at the Stop The Drop protest march up Trafalgar St.

Voices chanting "Stop the drop, no brodifacoum in our Brook" sounded through the otherwise quiet Trafalgar St as protesters voiced their anger.

Hope for new mum

Hailey Greenwood and her son Bowie Greenwood at their Orchard St new home, one of a number of new homes developed by ...

Hailey Greenwood has hope after being given a home by the Nelson Tasman Housing Trust.

'Master of his own downfall'

Paul Max in the High Court at Wellington during the trial.

A former Nelson hospitality boss has been found guilty in a multi-million dollar fraud case.

Bugman comes to school

The Bugman Ruud Kleinpaste with a weta during his visit to Nelson Central School for the Treemendous Makeover.

Ruud Kleinpaste and George the weta were on a mission to teach Central School pupils about nature.

Rain will cut off Clarence

Resident Gavin Clarke says he will have to leave his home if a new bridge is not built.

Residents stock up freezers with two months of venison in anticipation of town being cut off this winter.

Chairman sees red

Marlborough Football chairman Peter Mortimer in action. (File photo)

Marlborough Football chairman suspended for on-field "scuffle" after son floored in illegal tackle.

Blenheim flaunts flax appeal

John Maffey is delighted years of lobbying the council to improve the southern entranceway to Blenheim has paid off.

It may not be a giant vegetable or a fish, but Blenheim will soon have its own way to welcome passing travellers.

O'Brien found guilty

The Crown alleged Mike O'Brien wanted to control pokie machine profits. (File photo)

Three men, including a former Internal Affairs employee, found guilty on pokies fraud charges.

Back yourself, Timaru

Comedian Urzila Carlson discusses all things Timaru.

Have a laugh at road rage, the theatre and regional rivalry

Youth caught in bins

Police issued the group of four with a warning for unlawfully being in an enclosed yard at the supermarket on Church St, ...

Youth urged to seek help after police find students searching bins for food.

Air quality up in the air

Timaru Mayor Damon Odey said he was not expecting any repercussions for the town if it did not hit its targets - as long ...

ECan will keep trying - but admits aiming for targets it 'absolutely won't meet' in Timaru.

Buy seasonal, grower advises

Pukeko Gardens business owner Ian Hughes says leeks, kale, carrots and onions are cheap at the moment.

Seasonal vegetables are still readily available, Geraldine market gardener says.

Similar looks, same goal

Rugby playing twin brothers Jordan, left, and Sam Stewart,22, at Star Rugby Club in Invercargill.

Twin brothers both have the desire to play for Southland, but first they have a club assignment to sort.

'Iconic' fishery

Bluff Oyster Management Company operations manager Graeme Wright

Bluff oyster fishermen are hopeful the oyster parasite threat can be stopped.

Death referred to coroner

Kurt Sturgess, whose body was found after a car explosion in Queenstown on June 13, 2017.

Death of a man found in exploded car has been referred to the coroner.

Bowel cancer awareness

Renee Wallace, of Milton, continues her fight against bowel cancer.

A year on from her bowel cancer treatment, Renee Wallace shares her continuing story with this potential killer disease.

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