
Rain easing after wild weather thrashes NZ
After a week of wild weather, most Kiwis are expected to have some respite from rain.
After a week of wild weather, most Kiwis are expected to have some respite from rain.
Severe weather warnings issued for most of the North Island and much of the south.
Erin Humm and Amelia Ridgen became just the second female pair to win the coveted title.
Geoff Ross says trialling alternative methods is 'how sectors advance'.
Road snowfall warnings have also been issued for the South Island.
Metservice predicting snow down to 400m with heavy falls above 500m.
Forecasters expect the storm to linger to the middle of next week.
Property owners along the coast have copped extensive damage from salt water and sand.
MetService has issued weather warnings and watches for much of New Zealand.
Police have been investigating illegal hunting in rural communities and making arrests.
The row saw one party charter a chopper to fly over the other's farm looking for evidence.
Key responsibility is to nurture the property as it reverts to natural bush.
Protesters had provisions to last several days, they said.
The area suffered severe flooding in July last year.
Sanford has sold its Southern South Island lobster quota for $49 million.
Two deaths in less than a week - one in Auckland and one in Lyttelton.
Rural healthcare services hold the line as wave of Omicron infections refuses to break.
Heavy rain across the country is also expected today.
Tony Ibbotson was within sight of home when his helicopter crashed.
He blew an excess breath alcohol reading of 1077mcg when he was stopped by police.
Flesh-eating bug cost Ross Millichamp his legs, Kurt Bayer reports.
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The sorry saga could have had an even worse ending, reports Kurt Bayer.
Truck driver shortage, made worse by Omicron, and ferry issues frustrate carriers.
Video shows a woman beating a horse for about a minute before someone intervenes.
A mother and son were shocked by a sign threatening that pets at a track would be shot.
Chamber of Commerce chief executive Ruth Stokes says labour shortage will bite this week.
Warnings include Tasman district west of Motueka, Marlborough Sounds, Rai Valley.
Cyclist knocked off bike by 200kg ram.
Take steps to look after yourself, residents urged, after more rain than expected arrives.