
Flooded Waihī Beach pensioner flats may not be safe for months
'They left with the clothes on their back.'
'They left with the clothes on their back.'
The revamp will not happen until the hospital's future site is known.
Police are still urging anyone with information to come forward.
A police spokeswoman said it did not appear anyone was in the vehicle.
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He's joined by about 25,000 vehicles a day on the stretch of highway.
The change comes into effect this weekend.
'Some have even gone as far as sacrificing the school ball to make it happen.'
National plans to "get the private rental market working again".
Satellite tag has fallen off and there is no way to find her until the weather improves.
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Jack Hollinshead marked his 50th Te Puke Sports game with an early try.
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Police are urging anyone with information about Eugene Nicholas to get in touch.
Police were called around 8.50pm and the person was airlifted to Auckland Hospital.
A leading economist says more businesses are including escalation clauses.
Luxon said more houses and more roads were the answer for local issues.
'You have spent most of your life in prison,' Judge tells repeat offender.
There are 20 categories from which the overall supreme winner will be chosen.
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AI technology tipped to change face of film is being used in a Māori history series.
Praise comes worldwide for singer-songwriter Alayna Powley.
“We are kaupapa Māori, easy to access and care about the hauora [health] of our people.”
Residents told National Party representatives how perilous local roads have become.
The council is doing stormwater upgrades.
The person who was in the boat is now back on land.