John Campbell launches Destiny Church investigation, arrest made in St Johns bus stop killing, worker happens upon nearly $30 million of cocaine.
1 John Campbell on Destiny Church: 'I've never encountered so much fear'
“In over three decades of journalism, I've never talked to so many people as afraid as the women I encountered in this investigation,” he said.
1News Chief Correspondent John Campbell spoke to more than 20 current or former members of Destiny Church.
Watch the five-part investigation called Under His Command on TVNZ+
2 St Johns bus stop killing: Teen charged with murder, tearful vigil at scene
US PhD student Kyle Whorrall was attacked at a St Johns bus stop on Saturday night and later died in hospital.
A 16-year-old has been remanded in custody after being charged with murdering Whorrall, while a 32-year-old woman was charged with being an accessory to murder after the fact.
This morning, soon after the arrest was announced, grieving fellow students, flatmates and friends gathered for an emotional vigil at the site where Whorrall was set upon.
3 Worker discovers nearly $30 million of cocaine at Auckland business
Detective Senior Sergeant Anthony Darvill said more than 75 packages of cocaine were found wrapped in cellophane in duffle bags concealed in a shipping container at a Mount Wellington business.
There were around 75kg of cocaine with an estimated street value of nearly $30m.
A joint investigation between police and Customs will now focus on the movements of the container and its eventual destination.
4 Mourners pay final respects to Pope Francis at St Peter's Basilica
Throngs of the faithful made their way to the 16th century basilica's main altar where Francis' open wooden casket was perched, as Swiss Guards stood at attention.
Over the coming days, tens of thousands of people are expected to pass through, and the Vatican said it may keep the basilica open past midnight due to high turnout.
5 Global fame for Aussie identical twins who speak in perfect sync
Identical twins Paula and Bridgette Powers' synchronised storytelling during a local news interview about a carjacking incident on Queensland's Sunshine Coast has gone viral, propelling them into the international spotlight.
The chiming twins recounted the dramatic event to 7News Queensland, detailing how their mother confronted an armed carjacker. Their simultaneous narration, delivered while wearing matching outfits, left viewers both astonished and amused.
ONE ANZAC DAY TRADING GUIDE
If you're planning to attend a Dawn Ceremony, your options may be limited on what you can shop for on your way home.
Under the Shop Trading Hours Act 1990, there are four days each year when most businesses face restricted trading.
Anzac Day is one of them, with many shops prohibited from opening until 1pm.
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