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'I'm still shaking': 7.1 quake rattles houses and nerves
The early morning quake left many shaken - and some fleeing to higher ground.
The early morning quake left many shaken - and some fleeing to higher ground.
The North Mole upgrade is anticipated to be completed by late 2022 due to its complexity.
The taonga, carved by master carver Dean Flavell, was reported missing on Saturday.
FENZ had to do a line rescue to pull the man out from under the mower.
Women from around Kāpiti come together to create Celebrating Resilient Women exhibition.
More than 150 years since the raupatu of half of the iwi's land, the Crown has apologised.
Anxiety rising in "gateway" region after outbreaks of the virus.
Rena Owen to play Dame Whina Cooper in new movie Whina.
Waka Kotahi NZTA hopes State Highway 5 will be open by lunchtime today.
Sam Morris, 27, was last seen on Monday February 8 in Upper Hutt.
Opinion is divided over whether New Plymouth should be in Covid-19 alert level 3.
Some much-needed rain is in store for the North Island in the coming days.
He believes his life has been set back at least 30 years by the way he was treated.
The 58-year-old man, who is on life parole, appeared in court this morning.
The incident has left the team shaken.
Free show in Hamilton Gardens to thank thousands who helped track down stolen gear.
Whanganui-based Te Ururangi Rowe is building his Aotearoa Kai Gatherers business.
Richard Fenwick and family boarded a Harare plane and hoped for the best.
GeoNet reported the quake was magnitude 4.1, hitting 30km northwest of Levin.
Power was also cut to nearby properties.
Officials need to encourage widespread community testing, professor says.
Police say the death will be referred to the Coroner.
A small earthquake was felt in the Lower North Island on Friday morning.
Not guilty pleas were entered today in the High Court at Auckland.
It's time to bring in the outdoor furniture and secure the trampolines.
Giant swells and 10m waves in southwest NZ possible amid bout of wild mid-week weather.
A front making its way up the country is expected to peter out as it moves north.
Sunday is set to be wet and even wild in some places, and the rain may stay much of week
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Elsewhere, Blenheim and Hamilton are set to scorch, with highs of 29C and 27C.