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Dogs that injured three people in Christchurch could be euthanised, councillor says
The two dogs that attacked and injured three people in Brywndwr yesterday could be euthanised, a councillor says.

People trapped and injured in crash between car and campervan; SH1 closed in Marlborough
Emergency services were called to a two vehicle crash on SH1 near Redwood Pass around 10.40am.

Pulp at Spark Arena: Britpop band still have talent and charisma in spadefuls
Pulp delivered a captivating caper through their back catalogue in Auckland last night.

Government announces homeless move-on orders - for all town centres, not just Auckland
Ministers Paul Goldsmith and Mark Mitchell said it would give police the power to issue move-on orders - not just in Auckland, but all town centres across the country.

‘It needs to stop’: Government gives police ‘move on’ powers to ban rough sleepers and beggars
The Government is giving police the power to issue ‘move-on’ orders to ban rough sleepers for up to 24 hours, a move Police Minister Mark Mitchell calls a “public safety” measure.

New Plymouth's Metro Plaza building demolition to begin next month
It's the start of a three-stage project to bring daylight back to a section of the Huatoki Stream after almost a century under cover.

Noisy neighbours' loud gear to be sold off
Dozens of sound systems seized by noise control officers in New Plymouth are about to go on sale at a charity op shop.

Person dies after vehicle hits parked car and flips in Auckland
Police were called to the incident around 6.30pm near the intersection of Frederick St and Belfast St in Hillsborough.

Immigration amping up in election year
Immigration is a wedge issue in many countries and political parties opposing it have been boosted. How are the media handling this - and the prospect of more to come?

Memorial service to be held in Christchurch to mark 15 years since 2011 earthquake
A minute of silence will be held at 12.51pm, the time the earthquake hit, then the names of the 185 people who died will be read aloud.

Watch: Man City keeps pressure on Arsenal with win over Newcastle
Manchester City cut Arsenal's lead at the top of the Premier League to two points on Sunday (NZT) with a 2-1 win against Newcastle.

From Batcave to beach vibes: painting a black house beige
A house paint was on the cards and it was an opportunity to do something wild - in a neutral sort of way.

State Highway 1 in Marlborough closed after serious crash
Police said the initial indications suggest there are serious injuries.

Person injured in dog attack in Timaru
Emergency Services were called to Andrew Street about 8.30pm Saturday.

Why Jon Rahm’s Ryder Cup status is now in question
Jon Rahm has turned down a deal from the European tour that would have allowed him to compete on LIV Golf events without penalty provided he pay his previous fines.

Watch: Six Nations referee makes shock exit from test
When England was suffering an inglorious 42-21 defeat to Ireland in London, Italian referee Andrea Piardi was having troubles of his own.

Life Flight's new aeromedical airbase for upper North Island officially opened
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.

Woman sex trafficked as a child 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".

Beloved European destination holds on to 'most-visited country' crown for the 5th year in a row

CDU party conference against tax on sugary drinks

Slovakia warns Ukraine of cuts if Russia's pipeline oil not restored

Frescos of a peacock, fruit discovered in Roman villa near Pomepii belonging to Emperor Nero's wife

Gazans call for force independent of political factions, say it 'won't succeed without Israel'

‘Trout spat the hook’: Injured Kiwi skier provides update after nasty crash
Kiwi freeskier Fin Melville Ives, who broke his collarbone at the Winter Olympics, has referred to his love of fly fishing when reflecting on his devastating injury.