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Local Focus: False alarm result of 'legacy system'
Confusion about sirens for future tsunami alarms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Confusion about sirens for future tsunami alarms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tafale Maddren made sure everyone in her village was vaccinated.
Raiders reportedly wielding guns, knives and machetes slashed tents and robbed students.
At least three families took children out of hospital against medical advice.
Stranger's generosity at Dunedin supermarket reduces Syrian refugee to tears.
Mfat sent a Maori proverb to the ICRC after misunderstanding between the ICRC and NZ.
"Her injuries were too great to survive. It was not the death I envisaged for her, ever."
Trapped people can be heard screaming for help as rescuers scramble to reach them.
The Govt and the International Red Cross are at odds over publicising Louisa Akavi's name
The ICRC was surprised when Jacinda Ardern objected to the public naming of Louisa Akavi.
The 62-year-old was first taken hostage in 2013 by the Islamic State.
New Zealand nurse has served 17 missions for Red Cross in world's worst spots.
COMMENT: The Government accepted reality and gave up pleading.
Last plausible sighting of Louisa Akavi was the end of last year: Red Cross.
Islamic State proved it had taken Kiwi nurse prisoner by providing her insurance details.
Former minister Murray McCully talks about keeping Louisa Akavi's plight secret, and why.
David Fisher reveals the inside story of the NZ nurse kidnapped by ISIS terrorists.
Cyclone Idai damaged or destroyed around 90 per cent of one port city.
From noon the sirens will sound for one minute each across the Auckland region.
From a harsh life as a refugee to a national treasure. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
COMMENT: People of Lombok need help to recover from the earthquake.
Red Cross worker speaks about horrors she has witnessed in aftermath of Lombok quakes.
Humanity's capacity for cruelty a shock for Whangarei nurse/midwife Donna Collins.
Yesterday's exodus was the largest of civilians in Syria's eight year civil war.
Luke Benrud found his wife collapsed without a heartbeat on their kitchen floor.
A Kiwi aid worker talks about life in Tonga after Gita - and how resilient the people are.
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters says aid will be delivered through Red Cross.
Some Tasman residents remain cut off as the country cleans up after ex-cyclone Gita.
The entire population of two islands took shelter in evacuation centres.