Six people issued infringement notices after North Shore party
Six people issued infringement notices after North Shore party
Police have issued infringement notices to six people who attended a wild North Shore party that flouted level 3 rules.
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Snoop Dogg announces two NZ shows
Snoop Dogg announces two NZ shows
Snoop Dogg is heading to New Zealand for two major outdoor shows, including one in Christchurch, next November.
Third MIQ escapee turns herself in
Third MIQ escapee turns herself in
A woman who allegedly absconded from her southeast Auckland home last night while being escorted by MIQ security has handed herself in to police.
Wizard of NZ to continue duties without pay
Wizard of NZ to continue duties without pay
The Wizard of New Zealand will continue to perform his duties, despite no longer being on the Christchurch City Council payroll.
Brian Tamaki charged over second protest
Brian Tamaki charged over second protest
Brian Tamaki appeared in court for the second time in just over a week - this time in police custody and facing a fresh charge of violating a Covid-19 lockdown order by attending another lockdown protest.
60 new cases, senior pupils back to school after Labour Weekend
60 new cases, senior pupils back to school after Labour Weekend
Secondary school pupils in Years 11-13 who live in Covid alert level 3 areas will be able to return to the classroom after Labour Weekend.
Govt sets aside 300 MIQ places a month for health workers
Govt sets aside 300 MIQ places a month for health workers
The Government is guaranteeing 300 spots a month in managed isolation for health workers.
National's plan to get NZ back in business
National's plan to get NZ back in business
National wants an immediate boost in support for smaller businesses, for every vaccinated person to get a $100 voucher to spend tourism venues or eateries, as well as temporary tax cuts for workers and for small businesses.
Let Māori fix the gap in vaccination numbers: Ngarewa-Packer
Let Māori fix the gap in vaccination numbers: Ngarewa-Packer
The Government needs to get out of the way and let Māori fix lagging Covid-19 vaccination rates, says Māori Party co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer.
Record day for community cases, challenges for Māori
Record day for community cases, challenges for Māori
There are 94 new community cases of Covid-19 to report in New Zealand today, the highest number of daily cases since the pandemic began here in March last year.
Trio killed in Auckland boating incident named
Trio killed in Auckland boating incident named
Police have released the names of the three people who died in a boating incident in Auckland's Manukau Harbour at the weekend.
Gang associates jailed after brutal Christchurch killing
Gang associates jailed after brutal Christchurch killing
The family of a man hammered and stabbed to death in his Christchurch home have faced down his killers - both Mongrel Mob associates - lambasting them in court for their callous, cruel and ...
Toddler's death referred to commissioner
Christchurch toddler's death referred to commissioner
The death of a boy in Christchurch after he suffered a stroke that was allegedly misdiagnosed is being assessed by the Health and Disability Commissioner.
Fire at landmark building treated as suspicious
Fire at Palmerston North landmark treated as suspicious
Emergency services are today continuing to investigate a fire in a landmark inner-city Palmerston North building.
Son's emergency MIQ bid to bury father approved
Son's emergency MIQ bid to bury father approved
A Cantabrian living in Europe who was denied an emergency MIQ spot to attend his father's funeral has received approval to return home and spread his dad's ashes.
Positive Waiheke case travelled by ferry, isolating at home
Positive Waiheke case travelled by ferry, isolating at home
A person who tested positive for Covid in Auckland travelled to Waiheke Island by ferry and is self-isolating at their home, a local medical centre has revealed.
Labour, National combine on housing crisis measures
Labour, National combine on housing crisis measures
Labour and National have joined forces behind a new policy which they say will help address the housing crisis by allowing as many as 105,500 new homes to be built in less than a decade.
Frustration as EDs can't administer Covid vaccine
Frustration as EDs can't administer Covid vaccine
Most hospital emergency departments are not offering patients Covid-19 vaccinations even though it's a perfect opportunity to reach people normally outside the health system.
No public at Addington Cup Week
No public at Addington Cup Week
For the first time in its 117-year history, Addington Cup Week in Christchurch will not be open to the public, organisers confirmed this morning.
Unvaccinated 'will miss out on everyday things': PM
Unvaccinated 'will miss out on everyday things': PM
If you are not vaccinated, there will be everyday things you will miss out on, the Prime Minister says.