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'Keep Christchurch safe': Mission for police on day of terror attack revealed
Recordings of police radio capture the unfolding moments of the officers' response.
Recordings of police radio capture the unfolding moments of the officers' response.
The road was blocked by the incident, reopening to all traffic at 1pm.
A radio transcript read to the Coroners Court: 'We’ve got one offender'.
A truck rolled over on the highway on Tuesday night.
The collision with the truck sent the car into a ditch.
A sweet and sour offering from a cook left one punter in stitches.
Paramedics spent more than six minutes parked and needed to be convinced to proceed.
Police were called about 1.45pm, firefighters left about 4pm.
Kids and adults had fun at the Emergency Services Family Fun Day at Kensington Park.
Police are urging the driver of the car to come forward.
The Air NZ flight from Queenstown reported issues with its landing gear.
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Three people were spotted leaving the area as fire crews battled the blaze.
Emergency staff were called to the rescue of a person who was trapped in an elevator.
Injured victims were left alone in the Christchurch mosque for 10 minutes.
Respects have been paid after a swimmer died off Napier on Saturday.
The road has been closed and the Serious Crash Unit has been advised.
The blaze occurred at a unit in Gadsby Place, Hamilton East.
The first two paramedics did not enter Al Noor Mosque until 2.14pm, CCTV footage shows.
The community's fight in the high court civil case has failed.
Precious time was wasted after misinformation about Al Noor Mosque was transmitted.
Fire trucks are en route to the airport.
The Serious Crash Unit has been advised.
Fire crews were called to Bancroft Cres about 2.45pm, says Fenz.
"If I hadn’t had my helmet on, I would have died there and then."
Tensions are growing at Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand because of chronic understaffing.
Twenty one emergency resilience pods arrived in Wairoa just days before Cyclone Gabrielle.
The weather agency expects nine to 14 cyclones this season.
During Cyclone Gabrielle, firefighters struggled to access key areas of Hawke's Bay.