Murder charge over 2016 killing
Murder charge over 2016 killing
Police have charged a man with the murder of Lois Tolley more than two years ago.
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Murder charge over 2016 killing
Murder charge over 2016 killing
Police have charged a man with the murder of Lois Tolley in Upper Hutt more than two years ago.
Plan launched to identify landfill risks after washouts
Plan launched to identify landfill risks after washouts
A multi-agency response to identify risks from old landfills has been launched today by the Ministry for the Environment.
Lancaster Park demolition enters final stage
Lancaster Park demolition enters final stage
The demolition of Christchurch's Lancaster Park is entering its final stage as large concrete pillars are being removed.
Mayor happy Gun City owner reconsidering signage
Mayor happy Gun City owner reconsidering signage
Christchurch's Mayor says she's delighted to hear Gun City owner David Tipple is reconsidering signage on his Sockburn store, which may have unintentionally referenced the mosque attacks.
Mayor happy Gun City owner reconsidering signage
Mayor happy Gun City owner reconsidering signage
Christchurch's Mayor says she's delighted to hear Gun City owner David Tipple is reconsidering signage on his store, which may have unintentionally referenced the mosque attacks.
Labour president says he'll be accountable if at fault
Labour president says he'll be accountable if at fault
The Labour Party president is readying to fall on his sword if he's found to have mishandled allegations of sexual assault.
Bridges: Christchurch Call just 'a big talkfest in Paris'
Bridges: Christchurch Call just 'a big talkfest in Paris'
The National Party's leader says everyday New Zealanders don't care about the Christchurch Call and how it aims to eradicate extremism and terrorism online.
Christchurch Call just 'a big talkfest in Paris'
Bridges: Christchurch Call just 'a big talkfest in Paris'
National Party leader Simon Bridges says everyday Kiwis don't care about the Christchurch Call and how it aims to eradicate extremism and terrorism online.
KiwiRail to train prisoners as track workers
KiwiRail to train prisoners as track workers
KiwiRail is planning to take on prisoners as track workers - in the wake of the government's new investment in Northland rail.
KiwiRail to train prisoners as track workers
KiwiRail to train prisoners as track workers
KiwiRail is planning to take on prisoners as track workers - in the wake of the government's new investment in Northland rail.
IRD and ACC to stop taking cheques
IRD and ACC to stop taking cheques
Inland Revenue and ACC will stop receiving cheques as payment from next March.
IRD and ACC to stop taking cheques
IRD and ACC to stop taking cheques
Inland Revenue and ACC will stop receiving cheques as payment from next March.
Two different vaccine brands causing issues for GPs
Two different vaccine brands causing issues for GPs
An Auckland clinical director says unprecedented high demand for the measles vaccine has swamped GP practices and caused logistical problems for some.
Gold medal start for Sophie Pascoe
Gold medal start for Sophie Pascoe
New Zealand swimmer Sophie Pascoe has won her first gold of the World Para Swimming Championships in London.
Gold medal start for Sophie Pascoe
Gold medal start for Sophie Pascoe
New Zealand swimmer Sophie Pascoe has won her first gold of the World Para Swimming Championships in London.
Police reject allegations of bullying culture
Police reject allegations of bullying culture
Police are rejecting allegations the organisation has a culture of bullying, after officers and staff members spoke of a widespread problem.
Police reject allegations of bullying culture
Police reject allegations of bullying culture
Police are rejecting allegations the organisation has a culture of bullying, after officers and staff members spoke of a widespread problem.
Weta asked staff to support mayoral candidate
Weta asked staff to support mayoral candidate
Leaked emails show Weta Digital staff in Wellington expressed concern about being asked to go and support the campaign launch of a mayoral candidate financially backed by Sir Peter Jackson.
Dozens of deaths blamed on synthetic cannabis
Dozens of deaths blamed on synthetic cannabis
Provisional figures from the coroner show that more than 70 people have died from synthetic cannabis toxicity in the past two years.