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Coronavirus: School closes to plan for Covid-19
Schools are cancelling camps and assemblies and planning for teaching online.
Schools are cancelling camps and assemblies and planning for teaching online.
Tipped to be a big trend in 2020, Bethany Reitsma dips her toe into ocean bathing.
Kiwibuild developer lashes out at 'little white middle-class community'.
Topless sunbather was told, 'there are kids here clear off' by abusive beachgoers.
Council seeks 'rogue' vehicle after mysterious substance dropped on road.
Police confirmed they retrieved the "bone-like item" from the beach.
New rules may force more students to attend their local schools.
"What's worse than the zombie apocalypse? The climate apocalypse."
Two popular councillors in a ward where controversy bubbles away in every village.
New rentals are more expensive in South Auckland and the North Shore.
Vector has crews on standby in the event on further power outages today.
Auckland Music Theatre company was forced to cancel a performance due to the outage.
'Condescending', 'derogatory' leaflet breaches Advertising Standards Code.
It 'makes no sense' that Housing NZ would make such an agreement, Tenancy Tribunal said.
Cycleways are now de facto roads where cyclists treated as a "nuisance", injured man says.
Uplift in Auckland house sales tipped after capital-gains tax backdown and cash-rate cut.
'Had he had a broken neck, if he was moved that could have caused paralysis' says partner.
Teen Frazer Tavener shares the thrill of high and spring board diving.
Popular beaches with good water quality include Piha, Cheltenham, Omaha and Onetangi.
The bird had been having a flying lesson when it flew the coop.
What appears to be bits of toilet paper have been found on parts of Pt Chevalier Beach.
Activity centres are bandaging up teens who cut themselves, but struggling to cope.
The four-bedroom home is said to be "ready to be retired".
About 150 people are queuing to join a "sell one, give one" beanie-knitting enterprise.
Abolishing national standards has freed schools to help kids learn through play.
Parents have let rip on hazards facing the foot or pedal power school commute.
Ardern hosted community morning tea and met her Plunket nurse this morning.
Nineteen teacher aides, cleaners and other staff will go up to the living wage in January.
Ardern paid $987,000 for the property in February 2016.