
Multiple investigations under way into beleagured Shiling cargo ship
Singaporean authorities are sending an investigator to Wellington.
Singaporean authorities are sending an investigator to Wellington.
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 vessel has been anchored at Tasman Bay since its mayday call.
The windscreen was damaged by multiple strikes.
When fire first broke out, nobody could imagine the horror that would unfold.
Meanwhile, police have confirmed a fifth body has been recovered from the scene.
The Coroner has started working to identify those who have died.
The incident occurred last night.
Nigel Adams admitted what he'd done and told police it was "disgusting and illegal".
The city council says it will provide information as soon as it can.
The probe into the suspected arson is in its third day, total deaths remain unconfirmed.
Police will be back inside the building today for the scene examination.
Rules around sprinklers aren’t the only area of our building legislation to worry about.
Gregory Mein says they engaged the appropriate experts to make sure building was in order.
Wayne Thomas Patterson sought revenge against the postman after the scheme failed.
Police have launched a homicide inquiry after the fatal fire in Wellington.
Liam Hockings is one of the people still unaccounted for after yesterday's fire.
Dozens of people were trapped in the building which did not have sprinklers.
McKelvie died in October last year after being assaulted.
Gregory Mein is 'in the dark' about what might have caused today's deadly blaze.
Where you can make donations to help those affected by the deadly fire.
Authorities say there is a potential asbestos risk with the fire-damaged building.
Two ships have now issued mayday calls within months of each other.