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'It's catastrophic' - Community acts to stop spread of huge sea worms
'People are totally unaware of what’s going on under the water ... it's catastrophic.'
'People are totally unaware of what’s going on under the water ... it's catastrophic.'
'Right. We need some new PR ideas to make the world love New Zealand.'
Apple iPhone potentially saved lives in north Canterbury this morning.
Hunters aged 14 or younger have until late June to kill as many feral cats as they can.
In his first interview, Kevin Harmer says he did not set a car alight killing his wife.
The stormy weather is expected to continue all week but hopefully clear by the weekend.
WorkSafe told ECan to evaluate how it goes about spraying chemicals.
Temperatures plummeted, and demand for electricity is beyond what the grid can handle.
Recent rainfall has alleviated drought concerns in Otago and Southland.
Data on fishing in fragile marine area in the South Island to remain confidential.
Both Westland and Fiordland have been issued heavy rain warnings over the coming day.
The weekend's warm start will be shortlived with day-time highs going from 26C - 15C.
Ravi Prasad said it took hours before he returned to a normal emotional state again.
Pets perish as Palmerston home partially gutted.
MetService has confirmed the bottom half of the South Island should expect strong deluges.
Fruit quality woes could intensify as Cyclone Gabrielle hits premium growing regions.
Herald journalist Kurt Bayer reports on an ageless Kiwi ceremony.
A 54-year-old was charged with criminal damage and will appear in court this month.
Kimberley Price is happy her reputation has been cleared.
Areas of Otago and Southland may soon be in drought, amid contrasting La Nina effects.
Fire and Emergency have told Nelson residents to avoid Elm St during decontamination.
The vegetation fire at Long Gully has been burning since Thursday night.
Council failed to ensure fencing around its Gore oxidation ponds was effective enough.
Community officials believe the risk at this time of year to be too high.
Man killed in crash remembered by family for "big" dreams
Neighbour walking her dog discovers grisly fate of a dozen ewes and lambs.
Anyone planning on lighting an open-air fire in Marlborough will now need a fire permit.
At this stage, the person's cause of death is being treated as unexplained.
Emergency services initially responded to the crash at 7.55pm in Sefton.