Video of Buffalo shooting banned in NZ
The livestream video of the latest fatal mass shooting in the United States has been banned in New Zealand.
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Stolen excavator used to raid service station
Stolen excavator used to raid service station
A stolen excavator was used to smash into a service station in Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt.
Up to 8-week wait for doctor's appointment in Dunedin
Up to 8-week wait for doctor's appointment in Dunedin
It is taking up to eight weeks for some Dunedin people to get an appointment with their doctor.
Sea sponge bleaching in Fiordland shocks scientists
Sea sponge bleaching in Fiordland shocks scientists
For the first time there has been a mass bleaching of native sea sponges in Aotearoa, raising alarm about the impact climate change is having on marine ecosystems.
Former Arise members allege naked pastor chased intern
Former Arise members allege naked pastor chased intern
Former members of Arise Church allege a naked pastor chased a churchgoer in Dunedin and that interns were mistreated on tour.
Surgeries, clinics on hold as thousands prepare to strike
Surgeries, clinics on hold as thousands prepare to strike
Many elective surgeries and clinics scheduled across the country for Monday are being deferred in anticipation of 10,000 health workers walking off the job for 24 hours.
'The system is so stretched': Nurses, doctors say border changes not enough
'The system is so stretched': Nurses, doctors say border changes not enough
Doctors and nurses organisations are not happy with the government's new changes to immigration and the border, saying it won't help a system under severe strain.
Kiwis book out bulk of Great Walks
Kiwis book out bulk of Great Walks
New Zealanders have scored more than 85 percent of spots over the 30th Great Walks season.
Woman who made grad bomb threats 'deserves name suppression'
Woman who made grad bomb threats 'deserves name suppression'
The lawyer for a woman whose fake bomb threats caused eight graduation ceremonies to be called off says his client deserves permanent name suppression.
NZ likely to be hit with second wave during winter: Covid-19 modeller
NZ likely to be hit with second wave during winter: Covid-19 modeller
As immunity wanes, people who have already had Covid-19 could get it again, modeller Michael Plank says.
Fuel prices hit all time high of $3.15 a litre in Auckland
Fuel prices hit all time high of $3.15 a litre in Auckland
Petrol prices in central Auckland hit an all time high last night as a litre went for $3.15, according to Gaspy spokesperson Larry Green.
Failure to follow protocol after boy retracts abuse allegation - review
Failure to follow protocol after boy retracts abuse allegation - review
A mishandled allegation of abuse has revealed shortcomings in how Oranga Tamariki uses one of its most powerful tools for keeping children safe.
Brendon McCullum to coach England for the next four years
Brendon McCullum to coach England for the next four years
Former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum has been appointed head coach of England's test team.
NZ challenges Canada dairy tariffs
NZ challenges Canada dairy tariffs
New Zealand has fired a warning shot at Canada over dairy tariffs, kicking off a dispute resolution under the trans-Pacific Partnership pact - the first of its kind.
Work starts to remove stench
Work starts to remove stench
Work has begun to resolve the smell of rotting material at the Christchurch Wastewater Treatment Plant.
HIV diagnoses lowest since late 1990s: Otago group
HIV diagnoses lowest since late 1990s: Otago group
The number of people first diagnosed with HIV in New Zealand last year is the lowest since the late 1990s, partly due to Covid-19 restrictions, figures released by the University of Otago's AIDS Epidemiology Group show.
Deputy PM of Papua New Guinea killed in car crash
Deputy PM of Papua New Guinea killed in car crash
Papua New Guinea's deputy Prime Minister, Sam Basil, has died following a car crash in the Bulolo district of Morobe Province.
Govt's immigration decisions under fire
Govt's immigration decisions under fire
The Government's immigration decisions amount to a white immigration policy, creating a two-tier system that will entrench inequities, the Green Party says.
Rich-lister sends two-line apology email to Lim
Rich-lister sends two-line apology email to Lim
The team behind celebrity cook and businesswoman Nadia Lim say "one has to wonder why he even bothered" after receiving a two-line apology from rich-lister Simon Henry.
Warning smell could get worse as rotting material moved
Warning smell could get worse as rotting material moved
The rotting material inside Christchurch's fire-damaged wastewater plant will start to be removed from tomorrow.