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Government expedites advice on maritme disaster response options
It comes after the Kaitaki ferry and cargo ship MV Shiling issued mayday calls.
It comes after the Kaitaki ferry and cargo ship MV Shiling issued mayday calls.
A native bird has had a lucky escape after being rescued from the sea.
MBIE advice says yearly checks would be more appropriate for hostels.
They have filed a notice of motion with the council's chief executive.
NZTE staff, based around the world, are helping raise the profile of New Zealand.
The Government hasn't backed plans to help fund 92 urgent flood protection projects.
Half of the city's major projects are facing problems.
Mayor Tory Whanau will lobby the Government to enforce sprinklers.
'He just kept coming in', Linda Worrall says.
People are urged to get up to date with their vaccinations.
Opinion: Humanities and arts are often looked down on - but they've never been so crucial.
Artist Stevei Houkāmau was inspired while visiting a Native American reservation.
Lawyers remember Melvin Parun as an 'eccentric' and 'kind' man.
Ian Cassels says it's difficult to allow for unusual or extreme circumstances.
The university is forecasting a deficit of $33 million.
City Missioner Murray Edridge said the money is making a huge difference.
An open funeral will be held for Mike Wahrlich on Friday.
Where do we think our transient community sleeps? Somewhere secure, clean, warm, and dry?
Not every arsonist wants to hurt people, university researcher Dr Nichola Tyler says.
The vessel could be seen near the entrance to the harbour this morning.
Tributes pour in for "always smiling" Wellington character killed in blaze.
The victim had just had a family member die the day before he was randomly assaulted.
AT expects to return to operating reliable bus services by the end of September.
About 38 people displaced by the fire are receiving emergency housing support.
The firework-free ceremony is being celebrated by Wellington City councillors.
'I shut my eyes for a minute and I'm back in that place.'
The driver received 'instant karma' for the dangerous manoeuvre.
The night of the fire the front door was broken, a resident said.
The vessel has been anchored at Tasman Bay since its mayday call.
The windscreen was damaged by multiple strikes.