A convicted child sex offender from Dilworth must wait six months before being allowed to move into a home located near a school and kindergarten. This delay has been imposed to address concerns about the proximity to educational institutions.

Police have made a fourteenth arrest as part of an ongoing investigation into historical sexual offending at Dilworth School in New Zealand.

Ian Wilson, a former housemaster at Dilworth School convicted of sex offenses, is scheduled to be released from prison in two months, prompting concerns from victims.

A survivor of abuse at Dilworth School, Hector, described a $90,000 compensation offer as 'insultingly small,' stating he was not informed how the figure was reached and was presented with a take-it-or-leave-it option.

A man in his 60s has pleaded not guilty to sexual offending charges as part of the ongoing Dilworth abuse inquiry, marking the fourteenth arrest in the police investigation.

Dilworth Karaka, founding member and frontman of the New Zealand band Herbs, has died.