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Earthquake visit: 'It's John whatever-his-name-is'
Politicians swooped into earthquake-ravaged Christchurch last night, visiting a shelter that descended into chaos at John Key's visit.
Politicians swooped into earthquake-ravaged Christchurch last night, visiting a shelter that descended into chaos at John Key's visit.
Three people are dead following a collision between a car and a ute in the Waikato tonight.
Workers worried about loss of pay following Saturday's earthquake could have a case for the Employment Relations Authority if their employer refuses to pay them.
All Whites captain Ryan Nelsen has confirmed his availability for New Zealand's two home soccer internationals next month.
Slips and surface flooding are causing havoc for motorists in the lower North Island as heavy rain and gale force winds sweep the region.
New Zealand's fourth straight women's World Cup win this morning was built around composure, veteran Anna Richards said.
New Zealand sailor Andrew Murdoch snatched bronze at the Laser world championship off Hayling Island, England, today.
Safety first is the message authorities want to convey as many displaced locals face a second night away from their homes.
Kyle Scott and Liz Blatch still had their wedding at Darfield's Oak historic homestead only hours after the 7.1 earthquake.
The displaced of Christchurch were last night in makeshift shelters across the city, fearful of waking up again to more violent tremors.
The 7.1 magnitude tremor that shook the South Island caused the most damage since the 1931 earthquake that flattened Napier.
A formal curfew is now officially in place in the Christchurch central business district until 7am and those who breach it may be arrested, say police.