
Operation Trojan Shield: Man faces 164 charges after global police sting
Thirty-five people - including senior gang members - are facing charges.
Thirty-five people - including senior gang members - are facing charges.
While the service won't be at full capacity for a while 22 patients will be treated today.
Motorists are urged to be take care on the roads today.
Motorists should avoid the area or expect delays.
A deepening low is set to dampen our long weekend spirits.
Heavy rain and strong wind warnings are in place for parts of New Zealand.
Building activity rose 3.7% in the first quarter, the biggest quarterly rise in two years.
Travel time increase if SH5 speed proposal lowered is now up to 11 minutes.
Jared Lammas was sentenced to four years and five months in prison.
Hamilton City Council and Envirowaste launch new waste minimisation education room.
The treatment was supposed to extend her life, but she died just hours later.
SAFE says the council should be re-homing the geese rather than killing them.
Waikato DHB's IT systems failures are putting extra pressure on local GPs.
The promising young rugby prop faces two charges.
William has lived in the US since 2015 but still has happy memories of his home country.
Margaret (Bunny) and John Mortimer, gifted 20-hectare Taitua Arboretum to the city.
It will be wet in most places, but Canterbury can expect the biggest rainfall in 10 years.
Health Minister Andrew Little says he didn't get any complaints from patients today.
Narahenpitage Norbet De Costa has been sentenced for failing to stop at the crossing.
The DHB's 73 cancer patients will be treated in other NZ centres, but delays are possible.
It is expected the road will remain closed for several more hours.
DHB confirms files sent to media contained genuine patient and staff information.
The head of St Peter's Cambridge has resigned in the midst of a bullying investigation.
Radiation oncology was totally dependent on technology and hack left it 'in darkness'.
It is believed a different group was behind this attack to the one on the Waikato DHB.
Doctors warn of massive backlog with surgeries deferred, and use of handwritten notes.
The crash happened just before 1pm today.
Highly sensitive patient and staff information in files shown by hackers to media.
The Government must intervene to protect sick patients, Waikato cancer doctor warns.