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Quake: What you need to know today
Public transport is running again in Wellington today and some roads in the South Island should start to reopen.
Public transport is running again in Wellington today and some roads in the South Island should start to reopen.
A Wellington resident is "terrified" after her bedroom ceiling collapsed on her and her boyfriend during this morning's earthquake.
The Clarence River has burst its banks, with residents being told to move to high ground immediately, as aftershocks continue to rock the country.
Most schools will open tomorrow, following hundreds of closures after the quake.
Even buildings that have been deemed "safe" after an earthquake can have internal damage, Quake Protected says.
The Sky Tower will be lit in black and white tonight, as a mark of solidarity with the rest of the country following today's earthquakes. Acting
The aftermath of this morning's earthquake has left the home of Newstalk ZB political editor Barry Soper trashed.
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Tauranga MP Simon Bridges is one of the few people working in Wellington's central business district following a large 7.5 earthquake
Newstalk ZB listeners share their stories of the night.
Scholarship exams have been cancelled, but NCEA exams can go ahead in schools if they are not earthquake damaged, NZQA says.
Heavy rain and wind is forecast to batter the upper South Island and lower North Island this afternoon.
People who usually work in central Wellington are strongly urged to stay home today following the 7.5 magnitude earthquake.
Primary responsibility for civil defence emergency management at a local level rests with your local council.
It's beginning to feel like summer in some parts of the country, with pohutukawa bursting into bloom. "People have been getting a
About 100 people gathered on Wellington's waterfront in solidarity against the "orange oompaloompa" this afternoon, to show support
The United States has agreed to consider taking refugees from Australian detention centres, Secretary of State John Kerry said at a press conference in New Zealand.
The Wellington community took to the water in kayaks and held banners onshore today, to throw an "unwelcoming party" for oil companies
What's lurking beneath the surface in the Wellington Harbour?
Rare November snow is forecast for the South Island with road snowfall warnings issued for some alpine passes.
The All Blacks will wear poppies when they play Italy on Sunday.
Jesse Mulligan checks into a beautiful property in the heart of Wellington.
A man sent to prison after being caught in a police sting sending explicit online messages to what he thought was a 13-year-old girl is appealing his sentence.
A Kapiti Coast school has been evacuated to a nearby community hall following a bomb scare, which the principal says was sparked by an email from overseas.
Almost two-thirds of Aucklanders who don't own their own homes plan to buy their first homes outside the city.
An event at Hill St Early Childhood Centre in Wellington this morning will publicise the campaign to restore funding and quality to ECE.
Give yourself a pat on the back, people of Wellington
Squally thunderstorms and heavy rain are forecast to hit the North Island overnight, with a severe weather watch in place.
Only five days into November, 10 people have already died on our roads, and police fear another 60 to 70 people could be killed before the end of the year.