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'Most volatile protest since Springbok tour': Wellington pub forced to close
Pub owner says staff facing abuse because they are following Govt's mandate.
'Super spreader event': Protest outside Parliament could spread Covid - Professor
The group is protesting against Covid-19 measures, including vaccine mandates.
'Where you're going to end up': Priest scared victims by showing corpses
Survivors tell of being shown dead bodies and being made to clean out coffins.
Northland man denies being a driver who fired a gun during high speed police chase
Identity still the issue in re-trial for driver accused of firing gun during police chase
Government spending $64 million on Northland marae work
$64 million worth of work on Northland marae.
How marae are becoming vital community resources in Covid fight
Having never stepped foot on a marae, two Auckland locals left with a new appreciation.
Wellington's waterfront music festival Homegrown cancelled
The event is usually attended by more than 22,500 festival goers.
South Auckland primary schools consider onsite vaccination clinics
Counties Manukau DHB has asked primary schools to allow vaccinations on their sites.
Killer Beez inmate shanks rival gang member after rape and death of his niece
Now the courts have reduced his sentence saying it was 'manifestly unjust'.
'I can't take this': Juror's emotional outburst stops rape trial in its tracks
"His anger was palpable" - Judge dismisses entire jury after emotional outburst from one.
St John of God abuse at Marylands School focus of inquiry
The treatment of boys with learning disabilities at Marylands School is starting today.
Staff shortage puts pressure on Ashburton Hospital
Ashburton Hospital under pressure as Omicron outbreak looms large.
Live: Big outbreak predicted as NZ modellers take swipe at earlier '50,000 by Waitangi Day'
It comes as a million Kiwis due for their booster will be getting contacted by text/email.
A Life in Travel: Writer, director and actor Chye-Ling Huang
Taxi driving grandmothers and Melbourne break-ups have shaped Chye-Ling Huang's travels.
Wellington's council to make u-turn on late night parking fees
Several parking wardens have quit due to safety concerns with the late-night shifts.
Wharf carvings restore Māori presence in Russell
For decades te ao Māori (the Māori world) was almost invisible in Russell. Not any more.
Lord of the Rings costumes displayed in Wellington for 20 year anniversary
The costume trail features costumes, props, armoury, and weapons created by Wētā Workshop
'Outdated language': DHB removes baby formula pamphlet after online fury
'We agree that the document uses outdated language,' DHB retracts pamphlet.
Protesters at Woodville Campground refused to leave
"It went from nice quiet caravan park to absolute bedlam in about an hour."
'Significant strain': New Omicron modelling predicts hit on health system
Daily hospital admissions could range from 200 to 800.
Large plumes of smoke seen as Ruakākā firefighters tackle Northport blaze
Firefighters were called to the blaze at Northport shortly before 1pm today.
Father contracts Covid. A year later he dies for three minutes in diving accident
He caught Covid after a 30-second hug. A year later he nearly died in drowning accident.
'Most emotional days of my life': Hunger striker reunites with dying dad
Kurt Lehndorf had gone without food or water for more than 60 hours.
Heated clash in Kaitāia leads Northland police to uncover drugs, cash, and gun
A skirmish on the backstreets of Kaitāia led police to make an even greater discovery.
'Deep unfairness': Truth about NZ's public holidays
A large section of our workforce don't get a day off or extra pay on public holidays.
'Very reckless': Cell tower destruction leaves Kaiwaka, Maungaturoto without full phone, internet service
Police urging public to pass on information about Kaiwaka and Waipu cell tower attacks.
New cancer research programme uses genomic profiling that can give patients a second chance
Cancer patients who have exhausted other treatment options can get another chance.
Behind KiwiRail's failed $565m Budget bid for mega-ferries
Ferries procured without extra $565m requested: saga ends with "stern" Robertson letter.
Police release name of 'dangerous' prisoner on the run
Michael Tautari is described as about 165cm tall and of medium-to-small build.
Wellness push proves record-breaking success at vaccination sites
More than 1000 whānau were engaged across four Māori-led sites on Saturday.
Police warning as one killed and four injured in Auckland crash
Kiwis were being urged to drive responsibly with heavy rain expected next week.