Police reveal new details in a Waikato baby homicide investigation, an inspirational southern hospitality spot, and time's running out to get free government money for your KiwiSaver.
1 Te Kūiti baby death: Police allege 'inconsistencies' in parents' stories
Ten-month-old Mustafa Ali was taken to Te Kūiti Hospital unconscious on Saturday, with what police describe as "violent, blunt-force trauma" and "non-accidental" injuries.
The lead detective in the case alleges "inconsistencies" in statements given to police by the baby boy's parents about injuries sustained.
The father of the 10-month-old denied involvement with his son's death and gave his account, in a media interview published earlier today.
2 Kiwibank facing criminal charges over 'longstanding, systemic' breaches
The Commerce Commission says these are "serious charges, stemming from multiple errors in Kiwibank's manual and electronic systems".
The breaches relate to issues that resulted in more than $7 million being incorrectly charged to over 36,000 customers for fees and interest rates for home loans, credit cards and overdrafts, over a period of several years.
3 British TV doctor Michael Mosley likely died of natural causes
The day he went for his walk, the local temperature exceeded 37 degrees, which prompted an alert by Greece's meteorological service.
Mosley's wife, Clare Bailey Mosley, said her husband took the wrong route on a hike and collapsed in a place where his body couldn't easily be seen — just short of reaching a marina.
4 Person injured after falling through stairwell in condemned Wellington building
Property manager Jason Dunn says it's understood a man fell through a damaged stairwell in an earthquake-damaged building yesterday evening.
"We sweep the building and the areas that are accessible on a weekly basis. But yeah, this chap got in there and I think he fell last night.
"In the last 90 days we probably ushered and issued trespass notices to probably 18 different people who were staying there at different times."
5 Missing Marokopa family: $80k reward and immunity to be 'considered' for info in case
Ember, 8, Maverick, 9, and Jayda, 10, have been missing since December 2021 after they were taken by their father Tom Phillips.
Immunity against prosecution will be "considered" for anyone who has committed an offence in helping Phillips, if they provide information or evidence that leads to locating and safely returning the children.
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