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The area of today's quake has had big events but remains 'very poorly understood'.
What to do in an earthquake near the coast
National Emergency Management Agency advises what to do if caught near the shore during an earthquake. Video / NZGetReady
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‘Heartstring stuff’: Former politician wants reserve returned to whānau
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Tama Potaka changes his tune on being unaware Treaty Principles removed from new RMA
Tama Potaka changes his tune on being unaware Treaty Principles removed from new RMA.
‘Incredibly, incredibly grateful’: Family praises first responders to Taihape crash
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Tama Potaka changes tune
Tama Potaka changes his tune on being unaware Treaty Principles removed from new Resource Management Act replacement.
Homicide investigation launched after man found with head injuries in Wellington
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Afternoon quiz: Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?
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‘Heaven got a really great one’: Young man killed in jetboat accident named
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'Potential danger': Quake strikes off lower South Island, risk of strong currents
Civil Defence has issued advice for if a tsunami has been generated.
‘The first I’ve heard of it’ Tama Potaka unaware Treaty principles removed from new RMA
Cabinet was briefed on the change, but Potaka, a Cabinet minister, was unaware.
Revealed: Which BoP communities may move to a new electorate
Thousands of people affected by proposed electorate border reshuffle.
Why there’s no public transport between two of NZ’s top tourist towns - yet
ORC says no plans for a Queenstown-Wānaka bus.
One person dead, Hamilton highway closed after two trucks crash
Drivers should avoid the area and expect delays.
Boil water notice for Woodville after rodent droppings found on reservoir rafters
Residents should boil water for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth.
Opinion: Consumers and the right to repair a good step that needs safer ground
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Police car rammed, man attempting to evade police bitten by police dog
Police were deployed to the area after sightings of a possible vehicle of interest.
Proposed changes to electorate boundaries
Representation Commission chairman Judge Kevin Kelly on proposed electorate boundaries changes. Video / Mark Mitchell
‘We are world-leading’: Zespri’s compostable label innovation
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‘Explosive activity’ at Whakaari: Ballistic blocks ejected 600m
Vent temperatures rose from 220C in January to 360C recently.
‘Worst I’ve seen’: Tyre specialist stunned at damage from roadworks, dozens of cars affected
More than 30 people have already called the council to request help.
‘We’re not going to tolerate it': Gisborne police to crack down as gang tension simmers
Police get special powers to act in sorting out gang conflict in the district.
Whakaari/White Island timelapse
Recent timelapse taken of Whakaari/White Island. Evidence of fresh explosive activity had been seen on the island. Video / Damian Rahmann Photography
‘Unacceptable’: PM on police handling of girl’s misidentification
The 11-year-old girl was misidentified by police before being handcuffed and injected with antipsychotic drugs.
Auckland’s stadium battle: Eden Park, Quay Park projects unfeasible without public funding - report
Two proposals will go before councillors on Thursday.
Man charged with manslaughter, unlawful hunting after Kawerau man’s death
A man will appear in the Rotorua District Court accused of Stuart Stobie's manslaughter.
PM slates failure to inform ministers of 11yo misidentified by police, handcuffed, and drugged
One minister described the incident as 'every parent's worst nightmare'.
Revealed: The electorates proposed to be abolished, renamed
Other electorate changes have also been announced.
‘The Giant’: Unique Havelock North arts and crafts home on market
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