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Hamilton isolation hotel dash: Escapees were trying to get to funeral
A teen spent the night on the run after a group escaped from isolation.
Adult and 4 kids escape isolation hotel - teen spends night on the run
Isolation escapees earn stern rebuke from minister in charge of managed isolation.
Mum's fury: Boy concussed in classroom attack sent home by bus
The school confirmed it was not correct protocol to send him home on the bus.
New cord bank in NZ: Ground-breaking or waste of money?
New cord bank promises to help safeguard children against 100 diseases.
FV Jubilee sinking tragedy: New revelations as operator prosecuted
All three fishermen aboard perished in the 2015 sinking.
KiwiRail worker who lost leg in horror accident gets $135k payout
KiwiRail had already paid an insurance payment of $95,000 to its worker.
'Death sentence': Elderly tourists fear returning home
Liz Capaldi said returning home without a vaccine could be a "death sentence".
Quake sensor system trial to identity building safety
The network will help identify which buildings are safe to occupy after an earthquake.
Opinion: Stop using rape victims as your political football
Playing games with the lives of rape victims should be a step too far for any party.
New Conservative ad comparing candidate to Mandela 'beyond parody'
Murray Chong is known for his race-based comments on the New Plymouth District Council.
'Wanted to kill': Knife tip bent in ferocious attack on woman
Tip of knife bent during frenzied stabbing.
Survey shows principals lack confidence in Oranga Tamariki
The survey showed 44 principals said there has been no dramatic improvements since CYF.
Moonlighting nurses: Double-dip quarantine hotel shifts slammed, patients at risk
Nurses treating patients in ED have also been working at managed quarantine hotels.
The aliases, the cons, the elusive yacht trip: One of NZ's most wanted fugitives jailed
Conman Paul Bennett was arrested as he sailed into Sydney on a luxury yacht.
ACC paid mental health specialists to assess claimants - then hundreds lost cover
The specialists were used to assess people who already had an injury claim accepted.
Influencer Simone Anderson won't be investigated
Commerce Commission decides not to investigate complaint about influencer Simone Anderson.
Covid-19: NZTA doubles spend to prop up public transport
The Transport Agency expects to spend $200 million by the end of the year.
Groomed teen now sees all men as 'predators'
The teenage victim now sees all adult men as predators, her mother said.
Mayor, councillor bury the hatchet over library spat
Battle of the legal letters ends and put down to a 'series of misunderstandings'.
Man charged over Wellington cyclist's death
A 47-year-old man has been charged with dangerous driving causing death.
Global poverty: 'NZ needs to step up', aid agencies say
Call for extra billion dollars of govt funding as Covid-19 plunges millions into poverty.
Dangerous, monster 9m waves: Wild weather batters NZ
Hundreds without power in homes and businesses as wild weather ramps up.
Wellington is now officially called Wellington
It turns out the name of the country's capital city has only just got official approval.
Local Focus: 'House doctor' available remotely for organisations and their members
Using technology to cut carbon emissions and time. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kiwi Natalie Scott to receive Freedom of London award
Previous winners include Princess Di, Nelson Mandela and Florence Nightingale.
NZ's crumbling cliffs: It's not the biggest waves doing the most damage
Scientists find it's not the size of waves eating away our shoreline cliffs, but the type.
Wellington city councillors rule out privatising central library
'The perception is already that this council is too close to developers.'
Osteopath who groped patient serves sentence near partner's home clinic
Graham Walker indecently assaulted his patient twice in an osteopath session.
Councillor blasts Wellington City Council over library legal wrangle
Fleur Fitzsimons blocked from tabling legal advice in battle to speak freely over library.
Whangārei residents urged to reduce water use by 50% after reservoirs drain
Whangārei residents urged to reduce water use by 50% after reservoirs drain
Women rescued after five hours in flooded river
The women are believed to have gone over the Otiria Falls on a kayak and a lilo.
Accident victim cut off from ACC after mental disorder diagnosis
Erica Quayle's symptoms are consistent with brain injury, but ACC cut her entitlements.