Chemical spill closes Auckland road
Two 20-litre drums of nitric acid have spilled across the road.
Two 20-litre drums of nitric acid have spilled across the road.
A child has died after being struck by a vehicle in a Mataura driveway.
Three rescued after boat in distress near Christchurch late last night.
DHB chief executives warned patients could come to harm, documents reveal.
Liz McGill, 67, and daughter Heather, 34, will be in NZ hospitals "for some time".
Researchers will follow a drug-testing group to see if it keeps people safe at festivals.
A house fire in Tokomaru Bay is now a homicide investigation after a man's body was found.
Recovery efforts have increasingly been halted by poor weather.
Emergency services are responding to an incident in central Auckland
Two bodies remain unaccounted for after a water-only search around White Island yesterday.
Police say they were called to a house fire on Tawhiti St at 2.07am today.
"We can't thank everyone enough for the overwhelming love and support."
SH1 between Nova Scotia Drive and The Braigh is closed.
Comment: Risking lives to save living people is one thing, but to collect bodies?
New Zealanders have performed significant selfless acts in 2019.
"NZ is behind you. Get well and get back to doing what you love."
"When Ruadhán was hungry I'd just scrub out and feed him, then go back in," surgeon tells.
'At no time in the last two years has the risk of further eruption been greater.'
"She would always make the effort to help others and leave herself to last."
The NZ Defence Force's explosive ordnance team is being sent to the scene.
GoFundMe says it is monitoring and ensure funds reach the intended place.
Jake Milbank turned 19 on Monday - the day he suffered serious burns in the eruption.
Husband has burns to 30 per cent of his body.
GeoNet's monitoring equipment continues to function and is providing data on the volcano.
Tourists badly burned in eruption endure long, agonising boat journey back to mainland.
"All I could think was, if it can do that to metal, what can it do to human skin?"
Comment: Stuart Nash got one thing right when he was reflecting on the awful events.
Tales of courage and heroism have emerged in the aftermath of the deadly disaster.