The Guy family have stayed close since Scott's death in 2010.

Kylee Guy: Raising my boys after Scott's death – 'we make it the best we can'

Kylee Guy was pregnant with the couple's second child when her husband was shot and killed at their rural home.

Thu, Aug 28

0:59

The squatters' house where Leslie Edmonds was found dead in central Christchurch in 1997.

New hearing for 1997 murder a 'brave step', lawyer says

Lon Reti was jailed for murdering Leslie Allan Edmonds in Christchurch in October 1997.

Tue, Aug 19

Composite image: Vinay Ranchhod, 1News

'War is useless': Vets aged over 100 mark V-J Day with frank words

WWII ended 80 years ago today. Arthur Driver, Les Winslade and Bill Morton were there – and one of them almost didn't make it home. Here are their stories.

Fri, Aug 15

1:31

Judges considering whether confiscated gang memorabilia must go back to their original owners.

Gang members seek court backing to have their patches returned

Judges considering whether confiscated gang memorabilia can go back to their original owners as the laws says, "otherwide disposed of".

Thu, Jul 31

2:26

Is food in NZ set to become cheaper and better – or just less regulated?

Is food in NZ set to become cheaper and better – or just less regulated?

Why are some farmers dead set against the proposed loosening of food labelling regulations and genetic engineering laws?

Tue, Jul 22

1:30

Justine Lauese is grieving the loss of her son Caleb Moefa'auo.

Grieving mum breaks silence as inquest into son's pepper-spray death begins

'We trusted the system to support Caleb,' says Justine Lauese of the death of her 'funny, caring' son in Mt Eden Prison.

Tue, Jul 15

1:33

May 2025
Mongrel Mob chapter head Bronson Tither Edwards and Prime Minister Chris Luxon

'We've grown, we've flourished', says gang leader six months into patch ban

The goal of the ban was to reduce gang crime and public intimidation. Has it worked?

Thu, May 22

The recently acquitted Stephen Stone and private investigator Tim McKinnel

'Privileged people don't tend to get wrongfully convicted' – Tim McKinnel

Stephen Stone's acquittal for rape and murder is the latest case to highlight a need for changes to our justice system, says advocate Tim McKinnel.

Fri, May 9

1:06

Stephen Stone walks from the High Court in Auckland.

Stephen Stone’s son files complaint over Crown Solicitor’s statement

Stone spent more than 26 years wrongfully imprisoned for the murders of Deane Fuller-Sandys and Leah Stephens.

Tue, May 6

April 2025
Declining production and increased demand is pushing costs up by as much as 10%.

Gas price hikes hit households and commercial growers

There are also calls to end a fixed daily charge for connections which applies regardless if it is in use.

Fri, Apr 18

2:22

March 2025
Dust produced when crystalline silica is cut can be inhaled and lead to silicosis.

Calls to ban engineered stone amid incurable lung disease risk

The incurable lung disease can increase people's risk of developing other serious and potentially life-threatening conditions.

Sat, Mar 15

2:31

Scott Watson (file image).

Scott Watson involved in prison misconduct, hearing told

The 53-year-old has spent nearly half his life in jail for the murders of Ben Smart and Olivia Hope in the Marlborough Sounds in 1998.

Thu, Mar 13

February 2025
The Horizons Regional Council removed 400 tonnes last year, but they think they'll beat that figure this time around.

The unusual machine mowing aquatic weed at Lake Horowhenua

Horizon Regional Council expects to break its record of 400 tonnes of weed harvested from the lake floor.

Sun, Feb 16

2:28

January 2025
Due to increased demand, the procedure has been limited to emergency situations.

Surveillance colonoscopies to resume for some in Palmerston North

In December, more than 850 MidCentral patients received a letter saying their regular colonoscopies would be on hold.

Wed, Jan 22

2:35

About 130 pipers and drummers descended on the capital for a week of learning.

Wellington's pipe band summer school attracts people of all ages

About 130 pipers and drummers descended on the capital for a week of learning.

Sun, Jan 12

2:00

The preventative checks have been instrumental in helping to improve the outcomes of those at risk of bowel cancer – the second deadliest cancer in New Zealand.

Concern at Palmerston North surveillance colonoscopy delays

The preventative checks have been instrumental in helping to improve the outcomes of those at risk of bowel cancer – the second deadliest in New Zealand.

Thu, Jan 9

December 2024
Bay of Plenty Regional Council this week put aside $5 million to fight court action by insurance companies and residents over a 2017 flood.

Councils calling for law change to protect them from insurers

The umbrella group for regional and unitary councils, Te Uru Kahika, is concerned and calling for central government intervention.

December 13, 2024

2:26

To help reduce the inequality, the Ministry for Women has launched an online tool for businesses.

Gender pay gap: NZ women now effectively working for free until end of year

To help reduce the inequality, the Ministry for Women has launched an online tool for businesses.

December 2, 2024

2:18

November 2024
The collection of 150 pieces by Banksy are in the capital – without the elusive artist's approval.

Banksy's art comes to Wellington – without his approval

The British artist is well known for his public murals that pop up out of nowhere, often with a politically charged message.

November 29, 2024

2:19

The targeted deportation of Pasifika in the '70s tore families apart and inflicted trauma still felt today.

Wellington mural marks 50 years on from dawn raids

The mural, designed by local artist Liana Leiataua, is designed to be a "healing wall", with her 88-year-old father Mulufuiana as the muse.

November 24, 2024

2:34

The conservatory houses the city's winter garden but needs millions of dollars' worth of work to make it safe.

Wellington Botanic Garden's Begonia House faces demolition

Begonia House, built in 1960, contains exotic plants and is used for events such as weddings.

November 17, 2024

2:02

It was the first civil case about social welfare homes to go to trial, and advocates say it has put others off seeking justice.

Abuse in care survivor wants his precedent setting case to be revisited

It was the first civil case about social welfare homes to go to trial, and advocates say it has put others off seeking justice.

November 10, 2024

3:31

October 2024
Whakamaru includes 35 apartments for vulnerable people, a medical centre and a cafe

$50m community hub opens its doors in central Wellington

Whakamaru offers a range of services, including a social supermarket and a café with a flexible pricing plan.

October 30, 2024

2:12

Stephen Stone (left) and Gail Maney (right) (file image).

IPCA probes police conduct in Maney/Stone case

An investigation has been launched after the Court of Appeal quashed murder and rape convictions for Stephen Stone and acquitted his co-accused, Gail Maney, as well as Colin Maney and Mark Henriksen.

October 16, 2024

2:03

Stephen Stone

'A huge moment' – Stephen Stone granted bail after 26 years in jail

Two weeks ago the Court of Appeal quashed Stone’s convictions for the murders of Deane Fuller-Sandys and Leah Stephens, as well as her rape.

October 15, 2024

2:11