
Doctor struck off after claiming $420k for backpackers who'd left NZ
The doctor received funding for 2618 ineligible patients, most of whom were backpackers.
The doctor received funding for 2618 ineligible patients, most of whom were backpackers.
Job ads fell in two major cities but some regions still have traces of the great job boom.
Two dozen firefighters responded to the house fire on Brenton Place.
Police said this morning his body was discovered by a member of Search and Rescue.
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The vendor claimed he arrived at his apartment to find the buyers sipping wine.
Police have not ruled out further arrests or charges.
The seafarer says 'boiling' water conditions were like nothing he had ever seen.
Jurors found the young mother guilty in September of a stabbing frenzy.
Council calls project manager's text about consents 'brazen, ... arrogant defiance'.
A lawyer working at the court said it was cordoned off by police.
The train slid 55m on its side before stopping.
At least six crews were battling the fire in windy conditions.
Auckland homeowners are struggling to pay the mortgage on storm-damaged homes.
Safeswim has advised against swimming the beaches along Castor Bay.
Two winners share $1 million Lotto first division prize.
He has now been found guilty of misconduct by a disciplinary tribunal.
The Fish Market started in 1904 selling fresh fish and seafood.
The 47yo is remembered by family as a 'loving son who lived his life to the fullest'.
The High Court ruled the money was "tainted property" obtained by criminal means.
Prison ordered for Kodie Remana, who was shot by police in Grey Lynn standoff.
The pair will appear in the Auckland District Court tomorrow.
His release location in the North Island cannot be revealed.
Chubb New Zealand insured units where repairs were carried out by Tauranga’s Align Group.
One vendor kept a $2m deposit, second one kept $834,000. But they then went further.