Southern DHB more than 20,000 vaccinations behind schedule
The board is adamant the vaccine rollout is going well.
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Weather warnings as strong winds, heavy rain forecast
Gusts could reach 130km/h in the Canterbury high country, and up to 120km/h elsewhere.
Tipping point: 'Traumatised' Tim Shadbolt claims workplace bullying
Embattled Invercargill Mayor says he is being bullied behind closed doors at council.
Man who filmed 18yo employee in shower gets permanent name suppression
The victim's family say they're disgusted by the sentence and fear the man will reoffend.
Tim Shadbolt claims to be target of 'vote of no confidence'
Shadbolt left a meeting today convinced councillors had launched a vote against him.
Council confirm 'hoarder' Tim Shadbolt uses its buildings for personal storage
The items, and their general whereabouts, have been confirmed by deputy mayor Nobby Clark.
Southland farmer accused of draining wetland
A Southland farmer already in mediation over land clearing is now under investigation.
Snow could dust South Island cities this weekend
And don't forget to rug up for the rugby in Auckland tonight.
Ellesse Andrews' proud family: 'It was amazing, ants-in-your-pants stuff'
The "inspirational" Olympian started competing at the age of 16.
Wild weather warning: Rain, 'gusty gales' to sweep the country
Thunder and gales forecast, "pretty much everyone is getting rain" and there's snow, too.
Hearing reveals toxic drinking culture in small Southland town
Proposed new bottle store in Riverton did not pass the hearing process.
Covid-infected mariners moved to community quarantine in Southland
Health officials say they're "aware of some anxiety" but every precaution is being taken.
Wild weather: Auckland gales and snow in the south
Thunderstorms will light up North Island skies across the day before a wild weekend.
Intensive winter grazing improves but not all councils have data on its use
Report shows 7 regional councils have no estimates on how many farms use winter grazing.
'Significant cold break' could bring fresh dumping of snow nationwide
Snow could fall to 100-200m in Otago and Southland and 300-400m in the North Island.
Nine dead who had RSV - including six in Auckland
No infected children succumbed; RSV may not have been cause of deaths, says ADHB.
'I tried until the last minute': Rural town's only early learning centre closes
It follows a long-standing struggle to draw qualified early childhood teachers to Lumsden.
Tiwai smelter power could be diverted to hydrogen by 2023
An Australian mining company told MBIE it had "rapidly developing plans" for Southland.
SDHB putting patients at risk - report
One Dunedin Hospital ward was regularly understaffed by 20 per cent or more.
Chasing the mace: Have the Black Caps made up for past failures?
NZ cricketers embark on a week-long tour in celebration of their Test Championship win.
A2 Milk completes purchase of Mataura Valley Milk
A2 Milk looks to become less reliant on Synlait as it moves into manufacturing.
Revealed: The cheapest and most expensive places to rent in NZ
The average weekly rent in the cheapest region is $251.
Five new MIQ Covid cases, WHO staffer's NZ mercy dash from Fiji
The flight with the seriously-ill WHO worker on board will land in Auckland today.
Wild weather: Roads still closed, thunderstorms possible in south
MetService is predicting a front will move across the lower South Island this evening.
'Miscarriage of justice': Manslaughter conviction after fatal crash quashed
Nurse Emma Bagley died in 2018 after the car she was in was T-boned.
Jaw broken in alleged assault over McDonald's digital ordering screen
A security guard was allegedly assaulted outside the premises.
Home detention for eighth drink-driving conviction
The man was sentenced to four months' home detention and 10 months' supervision.
Thieves target Riverton whitebaiters' huts
Items taken include fishing gear, vehicle batteries, gas cookers and potbelly stoves.
Covid-struck vessel with nine cases quarantined at Bluff port
The nine cases came from a total crew of 21 people.
'The victim was terrified': Woman made armed attacker a cup of tea
The offender had left the military late last year after more than 40 years' service.
Killer's mother on trial for allegedly helping to dispose of evidence
She allegedly helped him collect items which would tie him to the crime.
19 crew on Bluff container ship still waiting on Covid-19 test results
It was the third vessel in New Zealand this month to have crew test positive to Covid-19.
Still waters run deep: Adventure and Luxury in Tamatea Dusky Sound
Magic moments come thick and fast while cruising southern Fiordland's majestic waters.
Malaysian firm to convert Southland farm into forestry block
Consent given to buy a nearly 460ha sheep and beef farm in Western Southland.