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Thrillseeker charged with burglary and police allege he also jumped from the 187m Seascape tower in September.

Base jumper pleads guilty after Auckland hotel stranding

Ilies Nait El Cadi was accused of scaling two Auckland skyscrapers less than a month apart.

5:37pm

Police deployed 160 staff to monitor gatherings linked to the Rugby League World Cup.

Horns into early hours as league fans celebrate, police arrest nine

Superintendent Shanan Gray said most supporters celebrated peacefully and lawfully, but police were disappointed by how a minority behaved.

The Presbyterian Church has named late minister David Wentworth Pimm as a child sex abuser.

Crime and Justice

Church names late minister as child sex abuser across 40-year career

David Wentworth Pimm, who died in 2014, served in parishes from the West Coast to Southland, Hawke’s Bay and Palmerston North between 1955 and 1986.

Nelson mayor Nick Smith shakes hands with a guerrilla gardener at the Annesbrook roundabout.

New Zealand

Hi-vis gardener clears overgrown Nelson roundabout, wins mayor's thanks

A volunteer used a weed whacker to clear metre-high grass at Annesbrook, but NZTA says working near live traffic on the 70km/h stretch poses a serious safety risk.

Someone left what appeared to be an old caravan or camper fit-out at the freedom camping site in Lowburn.

Environment

Old camper fit-out dumped at Central Otago freedom camping spot

Someone left what appeared to be an old caravan or camper fit-out at the site in Lowburn.

Netball NZ chief executive Jennah Wootten.

Business

'Regrettable': Netball NZ apologises after comp decision leaks to media

Chief executive Jennah Wootten said players should have been told first about the collapse of the proposed private competition.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis. File photo.

Politics

Election live: Willis defends National’s focus on Greens' Swarbrick

As the campaign heads to the finish line, follow 1News reporters across New Zealand for the latest from the trail.

6:49pm

Crime and Justice

Police warning after spike in Subaru thefts across Dunedin

Almost 30 incidents involving stolen Subaru vehicles had been recorded across the Otago Coastal area, with a significant increase during October.

6:00pm

Billboard ads feature both Green co-leaders Chlöe Swarbrick and Marama Davidson, as well as Labour leader Chris Hipkins, alongside the text "BACKING THE GANGS".

Politics

Ad watchdog settles complaints over 'backing gangs' billboards

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received five complaints about the Sensible Sentencing Trust billboards.

5:06pm

The increase, backdated to August, had been signed off last week.

Health

Hospital workers face five-month wait for pay rise ahead of Christmas

A Health NZ processing backlog has left many hospital workers waiting on a 2.5% pay rise and $1000 lump sum payment.

6:30pm

2:24

Crime and Justice

Police warning after spike in Subaru thefts across Dunedin

Almost 30 incidents involving stolen Subaru vehicles had been recorded across the Otago Coastal area, with a significant increase during October.

6:00pm

Politics

Ad watchdog settles complaints over 'backing gangs' billboards

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received five complaints about the Sensible Sentencing Trust billboards.

5:06pm

Health

Hospital workers face five-month wait for pay rise ahead of Christmas

A Health NZ processing backlog has left many hospital workers waiting on a 2.5% pay rise and $1000 lump sum payment.

6:30pm

2:24

Crime and Justice

Base jumper pleads guilty after Auckland hotel stranding

Ilies Nait El Cadi was accused of scaling two Auckland skyscrapers less than a month apart.

5:37pm

Crime and Justice

Horns into early hours as league fans celebrate, police arrest nine

Superintendent Shanan Gray said most supporters celebrated peacefully and lawfully, but police were disappointed by how a minority behaved.

Crime and Justice

Church names late minister as child sex abuser across 40-year career

David Wentworth Pimm, who died in 2014, served in parishes from the West Coast to Southland, Hawke’s Bay and Palmerston North between 1955 and 1986.

New Zealand

Hi-vis gardener clears overgrown Nelson roundabout, wins mayor's thanks

A volunteer used a weed whacker to clear metre-high grass at Annesbrook, but NZTA says working near live traffic on the 70km/h stretch poses a serious safety risk.

Environment

Old camper fit-out dumped at Central Otago freedom camping spot

Someone left what appeared to be an old caravan or camper fit-out at the site in Lowburn.

Business

'Regrettable': Netball NZ apologises after comp decision leaks to media

Chief executive Jennah Wootten said players should have been told first about the collapse of the proposed private competition.

Dramatic video captures the moment a Learjet plunges from the sky and explodes near homes and passing cars in Palm Beach County.

World

All 9 people aboard killed as jet plunges into Florida neighbourhood

Video shot from people inside their cars captured the terrifying moment the aircraft plunged from the sky, before striking near the roadway and exploding.

0:53

Motorsport

Antonelli becomes youngest F1 champ as Lawson's result upgraded

The Racing Bulls driver worked his way up from pit lane at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez and into the points for a fourth consecutive race.

Crime and Justice

Police warning after spike in Subaru thefts across Dunedin

Almost 30 incidents involving stolen Subaru vehicles had been recorded across the Otago Coastal area, with a significant increase during October.

6:00pm

Politics

Ad watchdog settles complaints over 'backing gangs' billboards

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received five complaints about the Sensible Sentencing Trust billboards.

5:06pm

World

All 9 people aboard killed as jet plunges into Florida neighbourhood

Video shot from people inside their cars captured the terrifying moment the aircraft plunged from the sky, before striking near the roadway and exploding.

0:53

Motorsport

Antonelli becomes youngest F1 champ as Lawson's result upgraded

The Racing Bulls driver worked his way up from pit lane at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez and into the points for a fourth consecutive race.

Health

Hospital workers face five-month wait for pay rise ahead of Christmas

A Health NZ processing backlog has left many hospital workers waiting on a 2.5% pay rise and $1000 lump sum payment.

6:30pm

2:24

Crime and Justice

Base jumper pleads guilty after Auckland hotel stranding

Ilies Nait El Cadi was accused of scaling two Auckland skyscrapers less than a month apart.

5:37pm

Crime and Justice

Horns into early hours as league fans celebrate, police arrest nine

Superintendent Shanan Gray said most supporters celebrated peacefully and lawfully, but police were disappointed by how a minority behaved.

Crime and Justice

Church names late minister as child sex abuser across 40-year career

David Wentworth Pimm, who died in 2014, served in parishes from the West Coast to Southland, Hawke’s Bay and Palmerston North between 1955 and 1986.

New Zealand

Hi-vis gardener clears overgrown Nelson roundabout, wins mayor's thanks

A volunteer used a weed whacker to clear metre-high grass at Annesbrook, but NZTA says working near live traffic on the 70km/h stretch poses a serious safety risk.

Environment

Old camper fit-out dumped at Central Otago freedom camping spot

Someone left what appeared to be an old caravan or camper fit-out at the site in Lowburn.

Crime and Justice

Base jumper pleads guilty after Auckland hotel stranding

Ilies Nait El Cadi was accused of scaling two Auckland skyscrapers less than a month apart.

5:37pm

Crime and Justice

Horns into early hours as league fans celebrate, police arrest nine

Superintendent Shanan Gray said most supporters celebrated peacefully and lawfully, but police were disappointed by how a minority behaved.

Crime and Justice

Church names late minister as child sex abuser across 40-year career

David Wentworth Pimm, who died in 2014, served in parishes from the West Coast to Southland, Hawke’s Bay and Palmerston North between 1955 and 1986.

New Zealand

Hi-vis gardener clears overgrown Nelson roundabout, wins mayor's thanks

A volunteer used a weed whacker to clear metre-high grass at Annesbrook, but NZTA says working near live traffic on the 70km/h stretch poses a serious safety risk.

Environment

Old camper fit-out dumped at Central Otago freedom camping spot

Someone left what appeared to be an old caravan or camper fit-out at the site in Lowburn.

Business

'Regrettable': Netball NZ apologises after comp decision leaks to media

Chief executive Jennah Wootten said players should have been told first about the collapse of the proposed private competition.