His mother lives at St Margaret's. Now they're awaiting virus test results
Te Atatu rest home residents reportedly tested for coronavirus yesterday.
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Farro has apologised and says it is awaiting a report from its supplier.
Investigation after police vehicles damaged in Palmerston North
Investigators are reviewing CCTV footage.
Accused shoplifter charged with assault after spitting at police
"It's something our officers shouldn't have to put up with."
Adesanya weighs in on Whanganui's Covid-19 fight
He is donating items to support staff in Whanganui, Auckland and Lagos, Nigeria.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Generous Kiwis give violence victims a 'safe night'
Kiwis are doing it hard - but still dig deep to help abused women and children.
Locked down, rugged up: Cold weather for new week of lockdown
Temperatures will fall as low as 1C in parts of the South Island on Tuesday night.
Grant Fox: What the 'new' rugby season might look like
Fox is preparing for the possibility of an 18-month season when rugby returns.
Police surprise Auckland girl spending birthday in lockdown
Noureen couldn't have the party she had been planning but it was special anyway.
Police raid Thames property, firearms and drugs seized
Dogs at the property were in such a poor condition that some had to be put down.
Your weather: Last of the sun before Easter storms hit and Cyclone Harold hammers Pacific
Fine few days ahead before stormy weather ushers in the long weekend.
Police warning after elderly man rescued from bush walk
Search and rescue staff found him safely after several hours of searching.
Remote working likely the future for many more companies
Before the Industrial Revolution, professions and trades would operate out of their homes.
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Wedding party, dementia group in seven new NZ clusters
One cluster has been linked to a rugby tournament in the United States.
Hikers' celebration turns to lockdown panic
Couple walked the length of NZ, now hunkered down for the lockdown.
Covid-19: Bakery giant shuts down South Island plant
Couplands has been forced to close its 25 stores nationwide.
Voucher website set up to help cafes: Pay now, get later
Pay it forward to your local cafe - buy a voucher now, redeem it after lockdown.
Person dies in fiery Waikato crash
The vehicle caught fire shortly after the crash in Karapiro.
Coronavirus: Wellington council facilities close, rates hike reconsidered
Mayor in daily meetings with pandemic response team, emergency welfare team activated.
Air Chathams still 'flying every single day'
Airline will keep 26 national flights running this week.
One person dies after water incident at Lake Rotoma
Emergency services were called to the scene shortly before 11am on Thursday.
Surrogate grandparents a 'win-win situation'
On the other side of the world from your family? You don't have to be alone.
Focus: 'It feels like theft' - Hamilton land owner fighting compulsory acquisition
Focus: Hamilton City Council wants to take part of Margot Buchanan’s land for road widening but not offering any compensation at all. Video / Alan Gibson
Cyclone Gretel to bring rain - but not nearly enough
Gretel will bring rain to parched areas in drought but "it's a bit of a flash in the pan".
Two shot in South Auckland, police seek public help
Two men are undergoing surgery for gunshot wounds at Middlemore Hospital.
The East Coast Wave: Iwi's eyebrow-raising new greeting during coronavirus pandemic
Iwi says it's replacing handshake and hongi with the "raising of the eyebrows".
Large fire breaks out in Auckland regional park
The blaze is currently covering four hectares.
John Tamihere confirms Parliament bid, hits out at 'clueless, motley crew'
Parliamentary hopeful John Tamihere has taken aim at the Government and its Māori MPs.
'It was like a prison': Hawke's Bay man was trapped in China
Peter Morgan spent five weeks in isolation in a Chinese factory.
As summer officially bids goodbye, the heatwave continues to stay
There's a chance of rain sprinkling the country, but not where it's needed the most.
Doing it tough: Dairy farmers dealing with drought
Dairy farmers say the drought is the worst they have ever seen.
Hospital's fatal mistake costs gang member's life
He had critical injuries after being shot twice. But that wasn't what killed him.