
Your weather: South Island drops to freezing -10C, but sun set to shine
Even in lockdown the sun is set to shine and you can still go out to fish, walk or ride.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Drop in tourism has put 170 jobs on the line at Mt Cook's Hermitage Hotel.
Coronavirus throws school winter sports in doubt.
$30 million was up for grabs in the Lotto draw but Powerball rolled over.
A foreign investor's buy-up of sensitive land breached the Overseas Investment Act.
"It would have been pretty hard for a local to have kept it real quiet ..."
The lucky Lotto winner has been tracked down.
It will beach time for most of New Zealand today.
Eighteen days have passed since the prize was won but no one has claimed it yet.
You can almost hear James Bond Theme playing - it's time to track down a millionaire.
The massive Powerball First Division numbers were struck on December 28, 16 days ago.
Only 2 per cent of winners don't claim their prizes, so it's likely they'll come forward.
Lotto urges people who bought tickets at Twizel's The Market Store to check their tickets.
A lucky Lotto punter in the City of Sails has won $1 million tonight.
Canterbury customers have been checking their Lotto tickets with a touch of apprehension.
Eliza-Jayne Coetzee, 13, died after falling from a horse in Omarama.
At -25.6C, New Zealand's coldest day, in 1903, caused frostbite and burst bottles.
The long weekend road toll his risen to three after a fatal crash in Canterbury.
"It's crazy how freak accidents can just happen": Friend of dead Twizel farm worker.
Whanganui rowers frank their rep selection form by helping North beat South over Easter.
'What in the actual world just happened?'
The crash happened at about 7.30am and involved two vehicles.
One of the first people at the scene of the triple fatal crash describes the scene.
Cyclist couple met with kindness in India and Vietnam - but sworn at in the South Island.
It would be the biggest brown trout ever - if it ever emerges.
"Monster" 25 kg trout said to have been caught in South Island hydro canal.
Mackenzie Council has trespassed the man living at the hut with his dog and horse.
The three men went to work yesterday to make a difference in conservation.
"Unfortunately it seems like people have to die before anything gets done."