
Man jailed for starting fires in Tasman region
He has been sentenced to more than three years in jail.
He has been sentenced to more than three years in jail.
The patron of the wing is Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Director-General of Health.
The pair were on trial for lighting a fire on the side of Moutere Highway last year.
Paramedics worked to give the man CPR, but he could not be revived.
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He ate his last rations - a tortilla, Nutella and cheese - while awaiting rescue.
The man who shared the video is urging motorists to be safer on the road.
Around 5.45pm today a motorcyclist and car collided on St Vincent St.
Police are rushing to the scene where car has crashed into house in Richmond.
Police have found a very large underground bunker for a cannabis-growing operation.
Jessica Boyce, 27, was last seen in Renwick, Marlborough, on Tuesday, March 19, 2019.
Up to 22 helicopters, two fixed-wing aircraft and crews on the ground fought the blaze.
The group has been located "safe and well" following a missing persons report.
A long-visiting ecologist fears Awaroa Beach's people's paradise is being lost.
Group, including children, were "posing for photos, crouching down to get closer".
"Her family just want her back."
Jessica Boyce 'always found the light in the darkest of times', her family says.
Jessica Boyce, 27, has not been seen since March 19.
Jessica Boyce's vehicle has been located at Lake Chalice, in Mount Richmond Forest.
Police were notified just after 2pm that someone had been seen trying to start a fire.
Cordons are still in place on Moutere Highway at Maisey Rd and Old Coach Rd.
A decision has been made to allow the state of emergency to expire.
Firefighters have created a 30m "black-out" zone around the fire area.
The boaties were taken by surprise when their boat overturned off the coast of Marahau.
The incident took place in the middle of the Tasman District, under a fire ban.
There is currently still 250 people evacuated from their homes.