IT issues continue to plague Southern hospitals
IT issues continue to plague Southern hospitals
Doctors and nurses at South Island hospitals have been struggling with clinical documents not being displayed or not being saved.
Moa Point sewage: Heated meeting and no clear answers
Moa Point sewage: Heated meeting and no clear answers
Tempers have flared at a packed public meeting over the meltdown at Wellington's Moa Point sewage treatment plant.
State of Emergency declared in Banks Peninsula
State of Emergency declared in Banks Peninsula
A local State of Emergency has been declared in Banks Peninsula as heavy rain causes flooding, slips, fallen trees and communication outages in the area.
Farmer clears path for trapped vehicles with tractor
Farmer clears path for trapped vehicles with tractor
Cars blocked by a slip in rural Taihape are now free after a local farmer cleared a path for them with his tractor.
Boil water notice lifted in Christchurch
Boil water notice lifted in Christchurch
A boil water notice affecting thousands of households in eastern Christchurch east has been lifted.
Youth motocross in spotlight after four deaths in two years
Youth motocross in spotlight after four deaths in two years
The deaths of four young people in separate motocross accidents over a two-year span will be the focus of a joint Coronial inquest, placing the safety of the sport under scrutiny.
Judge catches arsonist using AI to write apology letters
Judge catches arsonist using AI to write apology letters
An arsonist has been confronted at sentencing by a judge who found she used artificial intelligence to pen apology letters for burning down her rental property and assaulting first responders.
Flooding possible in Christchurch, Banks Peninsula
Flooding possible in Christchurch, Banks Peninsula
Christchurch and Banks Peninsula residents are being urged to prepare for possible flooding as the wild weather hammering the North Island tracks south.
Support for major parties slumps in latest poll
Support for major parties slumps in latest poll
The latest political poll has shown both major parties seeing their support slip, but the coalition government would be re-elected on these results.
Argument led to murder and dismemberment, court hears
Argument led to murder and dismemberment, court hears
Animosity between two men led to one of them being murdered and dismembered, a Christchurch High Court jury has heard.
Preparations begin as wild weather moves south
Preparations begin as wild weather moves south
The wild weather that has battered the North Island over the past 24 hours is making its way south.
Prisoner with burst appendix six days delayed going to hospital
Prisoner with burst appendix six days delayed going to hospital
A prisoner with a burst appendix was told it was a stomach bug, and waited six days to be admitted to hospital for surgery.
Officials warn of 'compromised' fast track prison expansion
Officials warn of 'compromised' fast track prison expansion
A prison expansion is on such a fast track that it prompted officials to ask if compromises were being made.
'Very full-on': Boil water notice's impact on mother with immunocompromised daughter
'Very full-on': Boil water notice's impact on mother with immunocompromised daughter
Friends are delivering bottled water to a Christchurch mother whose immunocompromised daughter relies on sterile medical equipment for feeding.
Corrections labels staff's AI use as 'unacceptable'
Corrections labels staff's AI use as 'unacceptable'
Corrections staff have been warned about the use of artificial intelligence tools after some staff were found to be using it to draft formal reports.
Taking shellfish from Auckland rockpools banned
Taking shellfish from Auckland rockpools banned
After a public outcry, the government is imposing a two-year ban on taking shellfish from rockpools north of Auckland - and the minister in charge is blaming migrant communities.
Wellington Water boss resigns over sewage disaster
Wellington Water boss resigns over sewage disaster
The chair of Wellington Water has resigned following a 'disastrous' fault at the Moa Point treatment plant.
Seymour wants a smaller government
Seymour wants a smaller government
ACT leader David Seymour has pushed for a smaller govt, rejected Treaty "division" and vowed to keep Labour, the Greens and Te Pāti Māori from power.
Lotto 2560
Lotto 2560
Results from Saturday night's Lotto draw.
Christchurch council may bring in drinking water
Christchurch council may bring in drinking water
Christchurch City Council is looking at bringing in drinking water as supermarkets sell out, after a boil water notice for bacteria contamination was sent to tens of thousands of residents.