
Causes of Hamilton industrial building fires revealed
Two large fires in Te Rapa, Hamilton, happened within four days of each other.
Two large fires in Te Rapa, Hamilton, happened within four days of each other.
$3.7m home wrecked on Saturday by a blaze that drew more than 40 firefighters.
Ten fire trucks were called in to battle the fire in a macrocarpa hedge.
Photos show the large fire on Māngere Mountain.
The fire completely destroyed the building.
Smoke from the fire can be seen across an area spanning hundreds of kilometres in NSW.
The boiler house was well involved in flame when crews arrived.
Nine fire trucks were used to fight the blaze in Te Rapa including one ladder truck.
Social media speculation had incorrectly blamed an EV for the fire.
At least six crews were battling the fire in windy conditions.
Five fire trucks and two ladder trucks attended the fire in Totara Vale this morning, which destroyed a three-storey building under construction. Video / NZ Herald
Police are reassuring 'people that this extremely complex investigation continues.'
The grass fire led to one person being transported to hospital in serious condition.
SkyCity argued it should only pay $188m while MPF Parking’s arguments had been for $240m.
Due to building damage, the centre is likely to be closed until December 18.
Two weeks ago, a fire ripped through a church complex at Māngere Bridge.
Fire and Emergency battled three fires at Selwyn, Central Otago and Southland last night.
A firefighter was hospitalised trying to extinguish the fire in Templeton last night.
Folau Vunipola’s family were one of 10 families left homeless after their homes were destroyed by fire in Mangere last week. Video / Alex Burton
The Vunipola family are looking for a house after a fire destroyed their home in Māngere.
An investigation into a suspicious house fire in Aramoana, near Dunedin, is taking place.
"... I’m not going to be carted out of the office on a gurney if I can help it."
Firefighters were first called at 11.15pm.
The fire acts as a reminder to people to recycle their batteries correctly.
Phil and Chontelle Strang saw the blaze from their kitchen window.
"This is just tragic stuff, especially coming up to the festive season."
Eighteen people homeless after fire ripped through temporary housing.
Five homes were razed in the early-morning fire and their age raised fears of asbestos.
People evacuated from the blaze in Māngere Bridge took shelter in the nearby Tongan church. Video / NZ Herald / Ben Dickens / Jason Dorday