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Hi, my name is Delta: When you have the same name as Covid-19's most destructive variant
It ain't easy to be named Delta in 2021 New Zealand.
MIQ for athletes: Government warned of public backlash
Overseas sports players are able to enter NZ using border exemptions for critical workers.
Mayor Shadbolt called an 'inconvenient' distraction
Review finds performance remains a problem for Invercargill City Council.
'Predictably negative': Sir Tim hits back at independent review
Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt says allegations against him were wrongly presented as facts.
What's eating Invercargill deputy mayor Nobby Clark?
Tim Shadbolt's deputy is vocal at the council table and in the media, but he's gone quiet.
83yo 'treated so badly': Hospital neglect - 'mum didn't have to die like that'
Damning report reveals Nancye MacKenzie fell over at hospital and died five hours later.
'Up to voters': Invercargill MP supports embattled mayor
Penny Simmonds is showing support for embattled mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt.
Tim Shadbolt reviews television documentary about his life
Invercargill mayor is centre of TVNZ story about his early life and tumultuous ninth term.
Countdown to McDonald's, barista-made coffee and takeaways
Prepare for drive-through, click and collect and deliveries.
Daffodil Day conversations: Cancer patients fighting for their life in lockdown
Cancer patients will be $1 million short of support to help them bet cancer.
No cases may not be enough for alert level change in South Island - Hipkins
Ninety people documented as close contacts are isolating in the Southern DHB area.
Council may have broken law by accessing Shadbolt's emails: lawyer
Council's chief executive has acknowledged she was wrong to share the contents of email.
Shadbolt's email accessed, used against him at council meeting
'Yes I'm concerned about my privacy, I feel like it's been violated,' mayor says.
'Please don't trash it': Bob Harvey on Tim Shadbolt's 'hoarding'
Bob Harvey pleads with Invercargill council to treat Tim Shadbolt's history with respect.
'Invercargill is burning': Expert weighs in on unfolding council saga
A local government expert is calling on ministerial intervention for the council.
Tipping point: 'Traumatised' Tim Shadbolt claims workplace bullying
Embattled Invercargill Mayor says he is being bullied behind closed doors at council.
Man who filmed 18yo employee in shower gets permanent name suppression
The victim's family say they're disgusted by the sentence and fear the man will reoffend.
Tim Shadbolt claims to be target of 'vote of no confidence'
Shadbolt left a meeting today convinced councillors had launched a vote against him.
Council confirm 'hoarder' Tim Shadbolt uses its buildings for personal storage
The items, and their general whereabouts, have been confirmed by deputy mayor Nobby Clark.
Covid-infected mariners moved to community quarantine in Southland
Health officials say they're "aware of some anxiety" but every precaution is being taken.
Chasing the mace: Have the Black Caps made up for past failures?
NZ cricketers embark on a week-long tour in celebration of their Test Championship win.
'Miscarriage of justice': Manslaughter conviction after fatal crash quashed
Nurse Emma Bagley died in 2018 after the car she was in was T-boned.
Jaw broken in alleged assault over McDonald's digital ordering screen
A security guard was allegedly assaulted outside the premises.
Mother of killer guilty of attempting to defeat course of justice
Samuel Samson was found guilty of murdering Azalia Wilson at a trial in March this year.
Murder of Azalia Wilson: Killer's mum - 'I got rid of some stuff'
Patricia Elizabeth Samson is accused of trying to help cover up her son's crime.
'The victim was terrified': Woman made armed attacker a cup of tea
The offender had left the military late last year after more than 40 years' service.
Killer's mother on trial for allegedly helping to dispose of evidence
She allegedly helped him collect items which would tie him to the crime.
Asians satisfied with Kiwi life but face depression risk: Survey
Filipinos may be the happiest group.
Nurse's small treatable tumour became terminal after delay
The Invercargill nurse had faith in the health system but was ultimately let down by it.
'Multiple bottlenecks': At least 27 patients suffer harm waiting for cancer treatment at DHB
Three became so sick they became unfit for treatment while waiting.
Honeymoon killing: Judge tells undecided jury to deliberate longer
Twelve to resume deliberations this morning on Rodney Fallowfield's culpability.
Police seek witnesses to serious crash that injured four
Two people remain in hospital in a serious but stable condition.
Invercargill councillors no longer 'slaying each other', says independent observer
Invercargill City Council is on the right track, but one issue remains.