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The man allegedly took the worker outside with something held against his neck.
The Kiwi actor fears advances in technology will make criminals more money.
One woman paid $120,000 and thought she was in a relationship with the actor for a year.
The Shortland Street and Grey's Anatomy actor called the romance scam sad and horrific.
Tributes flow for passionate champion of same-sex marriages and women's rights
Woman speaks of losing $375K to scammer she thought was Martin Henderson
Consumers have said they had no idea about the change.
A couple lost their successful horticultural business, future dream home and life savings.
Children are keen to walk to school but busy roads are a barrier.
Families should try to avoid finance options if possible, say budgeting advisers.
Parents are saving hundreds being prepared and buying secondhand.
How we learn to read and write will completely change for some Kiwi kids.
A rahui has now been placed at Arapuni, Bulmers and Jones landings.
A woman fishing said orcas swimming in formation was the perfect start to the year.
Big swells and southeries cause headache for holiday-makers and those returning to work.
KiwiSaver holidays and insurance downgrades are some of the big cuts Kiwis are making.
Portia was the youngest in New Zealand to have an awake craniotomy.
Cost of care for autistic boy highlighted in a letter from Immigration.
Extensive searches failed to locate the man, who jumped from Pukete Bridge.
The Serious Crash Unit was at the intersection throughout the night.
Man has turned away earthmoving jobs because the truck is always in the workshop.
Supermarket says product picking staff can pause headset timer to use bathroom.
Child and elderly person injured with barrel of gun in string of home invasions.
Extensive searches for the NZ man and his best friend were called off after three days.
Retailer says intoxicated customers and those wearing balaclavas are denied entry.
A Māngere kura had crisis talks after Year 13 was cut short for not contributing in class.
Concern at use of headsets that push for worker speed at overseas distribution centres.
NZQA says the question passed the sensitivity test but some were offended.
Preschooler diagnosed with aggressive neuroblastoma at top American facility.
The question on the volume of a drink container was above the level of the standard tested
Even excellence students who had studied hard felt deflated after the exams.