
Engine failure cause of weekend plane crash
A plane had engine problems before it crashed on a South Auckland road.
A plane had engine problems before it crashed on a South Auckland road.
A car engulfed in flames is threatening a building at a New Lynn sports club.
The 19-year-old Piha resident was arrested after spate of fires at the seaside community.
A pole and a car are blocking the motorway offramp in Silverdale.
A person has had to be cut out of a car in Onehunga following a two-car crash
The review will take a "fresh look" at Civil Defence legislation.
Channel 1 dropped off the air after a fire alarm sounded in the TVNZ building.
A Matamata house burnt down after a man forgot about his dinner and went to bed.
Four trucks are on fire in a South Auckland compound.
Fire service warns blaze in Auckland high rise could have been much worse.
COMMENT: Change needs to be evolutionary to give time to new initiatives to bed in.
Police confirm they were responsible for explosions heard around South Auckland tonight.
A big feed awaited Maaka McKinney after the Sky Tower Stair Challenge.
COMMENT: The Govt fire service reforms will entrench present problems and create new ones.
A fire at a Ngaruawahia School is being treated as suspicious.
Homeowners who also insure a car will pay almost $40 more a year.
'We had an unlocked unit with washing half-done and TV on ... we thought he was buried'.
A scrub fire has taken hold and is spreading, near Kawakawa in the Bay of Islands.
In the midst of all the flooding, firefighters stepped in to rescue cat.
A significant fire that broke out in a Tauranga plumbing company is now out.
Fire crews have rushed to West Auckland where a shed has gone up in flames.
Burned vegetation clear in satellite images of Christchurch Port Hills.
Fire cordons in Port Hills are being lifted, to give people a few hours' access to their homes.
With temperatures expected to heat up this week, fire crews are racing against the clock to contain the Port Hills blaze and prevent any further loss.
Authorities working to contain the Port Hills fire are being helped by drizzle, which is forecast to turn to light rain this afternoon.
The Herald speaks with the Rural Fire Service crew, and their ongoing effort in controlling the fires.
Ten of eleven houses destroyed in Port Hills fire could have been saved had career firefighters not been sent home at the start of blaze, union bosses say.
The Port Hills inferno was so powerful that it was spreading up to 160m every minute at it's peak, and water firefighters put on it evaporated.
Port Hills homeowners have this afternoon been allowed to return to their smouldering homes that have burned to the ground.