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Music is back: Mother's Day a milestone for Christchurch rest home cluster
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'They were waiting for me to die': Double-killer threatens legal action to move prisons
'Jailhouse lawyer' Arthur Taylor says lack of support a national problem.
Mandatory isolation review too late for one applicant
The Ministry of Health has come under fire for its handling of exemption requests.
Switched at birth: Two Kiwi girls were raised in the wrong lives, until they ended up with one set of parents
30 years ago two babies were swapped at Timaru Hospital. One of the mums finally speaks.
Ministry review overturns some rejected isolation exemption requests
A High Court case prompted another look at applications for isolation exemptions.
Cold case: Third Angela Blackmoore murder accused appears in court
Angela Blackmoore was stabbed 39 times in her house in 1995.
$120 million expected to be paid out over gun buyback
The spending watchdog last year announced it would report to Parliament on the scheme.
Out-of-work NZ flight attendants turn to strip clubs
Calendar Girls offers incentives to dancers who perform in old flight attendant uniforms
Third person charged with cold-case murder of young mum
Police allege the man arranged the 1995 killing of the young pregnant mother.
NZ strip clubs move online as Covid-19 shuts their doors
Calendar Girls' dancers to broadcast live from home.
Canterbury dogs poisoned; Bonno turns a 'massive corner' overnight
The family, along with their beloved dogs, have lived at the Canterbury home for 3 years.
Lawyer: Govt didn't need to compensate over gun reform
High Court hearing argument over Govt's gun reform.
3kg of P, thousands in cash recovered after warrants executed in Canterbury
Two men, aged 31 and 39, have been arrested and will appear in court today.
Gun owners' rights 'extinguished' lawyer says
Colfo says the Government was wrong to ban some types of ammunition in New Zealand.
Hunkering down in lockdown: Slips, flooding as wild storm hits NZ
Wild weather across the country has downed power lines, caused slips and flooding.
Wild weather surges north as wind gusts of over 100km/h batter centres
Wind, rain and mild temperatures today but frosty change coming.
Double killer on hunger strike after bizarre medication request denied
Work and Income killer Russell Tully is refusing food behind bars.
'Gang' party sparks police alert level 3 bust, arrests
Group with gang links spent night in police cells after they were discovered partying.
A toll of 11: Inside the deadly Rosewood rest home cluster
Vulnerable dementia patients, damp facemasks, and 11 dead. What happened?
Tourism plea: Open up under level 2 to help save industry
Domestic travel essential to keep struggling tourism businesses going.
Ministry assurances: PPE stock in national reserve 'tested regularly'
No problem with Ministry stocks after DHBs discover thousands of deteriorated masks.
Small schools top plans for post-Covid rebuild
Small schools to get better lights and insulation in bid to restart economy.
Man charged over four-day hunt on DoC land during lockdown
Hunting is only allowed on local, private land in level 3.
'Made my eyes leak': Timaru man with dementia plays stunning rendition of Last Post
The 80yo with dementia forgets most things straight away - but some memories are forever.
Quarantine diaries week five - what's changing?
New Zealand is still in lockdown - how are our groups finding it?
Thousands more masks found with crumbling elastic
More face masks deemed unfit for purpose in the fight against Covid-19.
'PPE breach' blamed for Christchurch healthcare workers catching virus
Damp and unchanged personal PPE likely to blame for three workers getting Covid-19.
Wellington healthcare workers test negative for Covid-19
79 staff were swabbed after coming into contact with a nurse infected with the virus.
Damp masks likely to have 'increased risk of exposure' to virus for healthcare workers
"It is believed damp masks may be the source of the breach."
Council pay cuts: Who's taking them, who's not
Some have jumped to take voluntary cuts, others have called them 'morally indefensible'.
South Island's shaky Saturday: Two quakes leave residents rattled
A 3.4 magnitude shake in Christchurch was followed by a 5.0 jolt in Fiordland.
Police warn supermarket shopper with Covid-19
A man with Covid-19 has been warned by police after shopping at a supermarket in Timaru.