Four new MIQ Covid cases, Cook Islands bubble update later today
Will there be any cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today?
Will there be any cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today?
The family was on an outing when the fire broke out.
Man airlifted to hospital after incident in Mid Canterbury.
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The man allegedly murdered in his Christchurch home last weekend has been farewelled.
Man appearing in court tomorrow after death in Timaru
Together, the pair apprehended the man, who was much taller than both of them.
It is not just the South Island that has felt the cold this morning.
The man was laying carpet in a Greymouth building when he died.
A police spokesman said they were alerted to the incident shortly after 12.20pm.
The aircraft crash-landed nose-first in a farm paddock, with the cabin crushed on impact.
The train, travelling from the West Coast to Christchurch, struck around 20 cattle.
There are 12 boys in Omihi Primary School's year 0-3 class.
The hall has capacity for 2200 people, seated.
Hilsley Short was left anxious and stressed about providing for his family.
Zones within the central city and New Brighton will be lit up from June 25.
Emergency services were called to the crash on South Eyre Rd near Oxford at 6.20am.
The blaze broke out in a block on Pitchill St about 2.30am.
Eddie Quirke says he grew up idolising criminal father.
Critics of the scheme are worried about nitrate levels and drinking water.
The blaze was reportedly almost identical to one set on the grandstand seating on Friday.
Burwood, Riccarton and Spreydon have the highest level of socio-economic deprivation.
Paper Plus Cromwell and Alexandra will close their Kiwibank agencies on May 31.
More details have emerged about the man accused of murder in Christchurch on Saturday.
A concerned member of the public alerted emergency services yesterday afternoon.
The Flyer ran as a heritage train attraction between 2003-2013 from Kingston to Fairlight.
Otago woke this morning to the chilliest start of the year so far.
Police have spent more than $24 million on repairs to damaged cars since 2015.
Victim an ex-Mongrel Mob member: 'Nobody deserves to be taken this way.'