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Worker who suffered horrific burns at wood plant gets $60k payout
Repeat-offending processing company fined $365,000 after worker suffers horror injuries.
Repeat-offending processing company fined $365,000 after worker suffers horror injuries.
The teenager was hunted down and kicked while riding a wave back to shore.
Cyclone Oma is headed off north, but a cold southerly will bring rain and winds today.
The assault that took place about 2am on Wednesday, on Galloway St.
Power crews are on standby as wet and windy weather starts to lash the North Island.
Residents complain about uneven footpaths, untrimmed trees. and shoddy buildings.
Marshall Honey is a growing business that is diversifying a traditional farm's operations.
Another person has been injured after their Lime scooter locked up.
Cyclone predicted to slide past the country but we're not out of the firing line yet.
B+LNZ Western North Island director candidate Andrew Stewart makes his pitch
Hunua in Auckland forecast to swelter in region's hottest day of the year.
Spirits were high at Our March despite the controversy which saw the Pride Parade canned.
Police are asking for information about 15-year-old girl who has been missing for 17 days.
The man fell around eight metres down the cliff near Waitmatenui East Rd.
The driver stood emotionless as Mohadeseh Sharifi shared her anguish.
South Islanders bring out your winter warmers - Waitangi Day is going to a cold one
Armed officers arrived at a property around 10.15am.
Police are at the scene at Beach Road in Waiake.
"We're just as good as the boys, if not better." Rebecca Barr in fighting spirit.
Hot weather has been blamed for the failure of a van's air conditioning unit.
The men, aged 30 and 27, were arrested last night.
Emergency services were called to the crash on Karo Drive near the Terrace Tunnel.
Former coal mine to be restored back to lake. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
After a month of chaos in NZ, it appears the unruly tourists have continued back home.
The trail has had negative publicity about some sections, particularly in the North Island
The family have called their New Zealand trip a "holiday from hell".
Red-hot temperatures are forecast throughout the country this week.
Blenheim, Hastings and Gisborne are heading towards temperatures in the 30s.
The mayor says the problems are due to chlorine, and they are 'not happy about it'.