Police arrest more lockdown protesters, non-mask wearers
The arrests took place in Christchurch and Kaitaia.
The arrests took place in Christchurch and Kaitaia.
NZME reporter Georgia O'Connor Harding spent five hours waiting to be tested yesterday.
Mum of teen close contact says she was told to come back tomorrow at one testing centre.
It was slow going getting a test on the first day of the new nationwide level 4 lockdown.
Police were called to the Caltex Wanaka at about 2pm.
One man said he had been waiting in line for about two and a half hours.
Police dispersed the crowd and a 20-year-old resident was issued a warning.
Avalanche danger levels have reached a winter-season high.
The merger of the Elmwood Park and St Albans bowling clubs has prompted the sale.
The pair are facing a range of allegations brought by the Serious Fraud Office.
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Another international sporting event has been scuppered after being denied MIQ spots.
An injured 14-year-old and 17-year-old are stable in hospital.
A 14-year-old is one of two teenagers in hospital with serious injuries.
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With troops staffing quarantine facilities, they are unable to deploy elsewhere at speed.
"It's changed me totally. I don't go out at night, I can't drive into town ..."
A memorial is planned in Cambridge on Friday and a ride in Christchurch on Saturday.
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A mass has been held in Timaru in honour of the five teens killed in a crash last weekend
Maddisons Rd in Rolleston remains closed.
The owner says the would-be robber was wielding a tyre iron.
Lisa McCormack, 24, will be released to a Christchurch address next week.
The board is adamant the vaccine rollout is going well.
Former London teacher Emma Prentice says "looking back, I was way sicker than I realised".
Gusts could reach 130km/h in the Canterbury high country, and up to 120km/h elsewhere.
"I'm quite amazed, it's a bit hard to believe."
The rates will also jump by 10 per cent next year..
July saw 97 missions alone, including eight in just one day.
The Ministry of Education is in contact with the school.