The man had reportedly taken synthetic drugs and bath salts.
Military veterans in Congress were split on Trump's shock move.
Vivienne Allen says they tried to get help for her brother Darryn Wright.
Vivienne Allen's brother Darryn Wright died on an Auckland street aged 51 after using the lethal drug.
It comes after she sent them a letter saying should would co-operate in an any investigation.
21-year-old Corey Constable delivered food, water and shelter to a man in Adelaide.
Police arrested four people after the event, and don't want it to become a regular thing.
It's fair to say most Breakfast viewers weren't wild on this idea.
Haami Manahi, 59, died outside a South Auckland church.
Just two weeks ago, Bill English expressed confidence in the Government's housing plans.
Human Rights Commission received flurry of complaints but says Brian Tamaki didn't breach NZ law.
A 10-year-old was in tears on Seven Sharp over people mispronouncing his name.
Britain plans to make people enter their credit card details first.
Some kids are moved to tears after hearing people say their names incorrectly.
Experts here say a plan in the UK to stop children viewing pornography won't work.
Te Puea Marae in Mangere today opened as a shelter for six months.
The latest 1 NEWS Colmar Brunton poll shows a large majority of New Zealanders think an assisted dying law should be introduced here.
Renee Makea's advice comes as the Government launches a new support scheme.
Justice Minister Amy Adams will deliver the apology in Parliament ahead of the first reading of the bill tomorrow.
The claim comes as the Government announced a multi-million dollar state housing boost for the Hutt Valley.
"The housing opportunities aren't necessarily there for those folks," says Archdeacon Martin Robinson.
Phil Adlem describes how some people called him "absolutely disgusting".
The current laws haven't changed in 40 years.
The woman on the tape says she has worked in recruitment all her life, and that she would throw this migrant's CV "straight in the bin".
Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy explains a new campaign to stamp out racism in NZ.
Director Taika Waititi is among a number of well-known New Zealanders calling on their compatriots to Give Nothing to Racism.
Naseby sisters receiving special recognition from the royal family for their work.
They want to agree on an action plan on the growth and sustainability of affordable housing.
Imogene Louise has sparked a frenzy on social media with her complaint.
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