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Public support needed for Hagley Oval centre

Public appeal for $1.6m needed to complete Sir Richard Hadlee Sports Centre at Hagley Oval

Sir Richard Hadlee is fronting an urgent appeal to raise the final $1.6 million needed to complete an indoor training facility at Hagley Oval.

Kāinga Ora pays thousands to terrorised neighbours

Kāinga Ora pays thousands to terrorised neighbours

Kāinga Ora's 'sustaining tenancies' policy has cost the taxpayer thousands in compensation payouts to neighbours terrorised by unruly tenants.

Large increase in MIQ violence and disorder

From January 12 police logged 259 callouts to MIQ hotels. Photo: RNZ

'People are a lot angrier': Police report large increase in MIQ violence and disorder

Police figures indicate more than a four-fold increase in violence and disorder in MIQ hotels this year, compared with last year.

Queenstown businesses grappling with staff shortages

Queenstown Chamber of Commerce chief executive Ruth Stokes says many businesses are in a bad way....

Queenstown businesses grappling with staff shortages

Queenstown businesses are grappling with severe staff shortages - with some managers preparing to pitch in on the front line this summer.

ANZ suspends low-deposit home loans

The ANZ bank has put the clamp on low-deposit lending to owner-occupiers wanting to buy existing homes as it moves to comply with tighter Reserve Bank lending rules.

Two options for farm emissions levies

Farmers don't want on-farm emissions to be included in the Emissions Trading Scheme so the race...

Two options for farm emissions levies

The partnership of primary sector organisations has proposed two options for farmers to pay for on-farm emissions levies from 2025.

ANZ suspends low-deposit home loans

The ANZ bank has put the clamp on low-deposit lending to owner-occupiers wanting to buy existing homes as it moves to comply with tighter Reserve Bank lending rules.

Cambridge college apology over child sex abuse

St Peter's School in Cambridge has revealed details of child sexual abuse at the college and apologised to former students for cases stretching back decades.

Explained: How does the traffic light system work?

File image. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone

Explained: How does the traffic light system work?

On December 3, NZ will leave the alert level system behind and move to the traffic light system. But what is it and how does it work?

'Our boys are struggling' - Migrant dads desperate to be reunited with family

For almost two years, Wellington web designer Masthan Pathana has seen his wife Afza and now 7...

'Our boys are struggling' - Migrant dads desperate to be reunited with family

Fathers separated from their children by border restrictions are calling for the Government not to forget their plight.

South Canterbury hits 90% vaccination target, joins 11 other DHBs

The South Canterbury DHB has become the 12th in NZ to reach the 90 per cent first dose vaccination milestone

DHBs will cope with Covid-19 pressure - Ardern

Jacinda Ardern confident DHBs will cope with Covid-19 pressures over summer

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she is confident district health boards will be able to cope with Covid-19 pressures over the summer.

At least eight seals shot dead on Kaikōura coast

Necropsies on eight adult seals have revealed they were shot dead on the Kaikōura coast, while a cause of death could not be determined for 11 others including a pup.

At least eight seals shot dead on Kaikōura coast

Necropsies on eight adult seals have revealed they were shot dead on the Kaikōura coast, while a cause of death could not be determined for 11 others including a pup.

'She couldn't even breathe': Family's home isolation scare

A man whose wife was in "deep distress" because of Covid-19 symptoms struggled to know when to call an ambulance because her oxygen readings appeared fine.

No rest for the wicked at North Canterbury station

No rest for the wicked at North Canterbury station

The new farm manager at one of New Zealand's biggest sheep and beef properties in North Canterbury has hit the ground running.

Farmers vow to keep pressure on Govt

Groundswell protesters in Christchurch on Sunday. Photo: RNZ / Conan Young

'It's getting harder and harder': Farmers vow to keep pressure on Govt after second protest

Farmers and their townie mates are determined to keep pressuring the government to back off what they see as unnecessary expensive changes after Sunday's nationwide Groundswell protests.

PM confident DHBs can cope with Covid

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Photo: RNZ

PM confident DHBs can cope with Covid

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she is confident that district health boards will be able to cope with Covid-19 pressures over the summer.

Metro Sports Facility set to open early 2023

An artist's rendition of the completed Metro Sports Facility. Photo: Supplied

Christchurch's delayed Metro Sports Facility set to open early 2023

Christchurch residents are hoping the end is in sight for a major post-quake build as contractors work around Covid-19 construction delays to finish the Metro Sports Facility.

'She couldn't even breathe': Family's home isolation scare

A man whose wife was in "deep distress" because of Covid-19 symptoms struggled to know when to call an ambulance because her oxygen readings appeared fine.

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