NZ makes history and calls for tougher policies | Focus Morning Bulletin August 12
In today's headlines with Wilhelmina Shrimpton, NZ’s history-making Olympics, ChCh cathedral blow for businesses and Wellington’s slow economic recovery.
In today's headlines with Wilhelmina Shrimpton, NZ’s history-making Olympics, ChCh cathedral blow for businesses and Wellington’s slow economic recovery.
The Government wants councils to use remote inspections as the default approach.
Eastbourne residents are being asked to reduce their use of toilets and showers.
One experienced nurse said the demand in recent weeks had 'brought staff to their knees'.
Wendy Powell says she didn't expect Masterpiece du Petite Prince to be an instant success.
The cause of the incident remains under investigation.
The same ferry ran aground in Picton recently and lost power last year.
'I just feel fundamentally uncomfortable about playing role of traffic engineer here.'
'We will work pretty hard over the next six months to continue to build our revenue base.'
Nicola Willis says the cost is small compared to the $6b they're expecting to save.
John Leonard was airlifted to Auckland in a coma for specialist care.
The pair previously worked together at the Green Party.
Before she became ill, Julia loved competitive cheerleading, the violin and debating.
A 35-year-old man was arrested after crashing during a police chase.
The last time Courtenay Place was closed for a street festival was in 2017.
NZTA advised the council it would not fund "raised safety platforms".
Ella Jones said she almost didn't enter the competition as she thought it was a long shot.
Tests are now being run in sick snapper for high levels of aluminium.
Police say the man did not return home as expected.
India Shackel channelled former All Blacks captain Richie McCaw to calm her nerves.
The former Corrections officer has been sentenced to home detention.
Public Service Association says briefing confirmed 25% of scheme's funding will be axed.
Rob Jager's career includes more than 43 years with Shell in various executive roles.
Doctors were now talking in days rather than hours when speaking of John Leonard's care.
The minister said other agencies had become used to relying on police.
Patricia Burt laid to rest alongside her husband decades after disappearing.
One person was critically injured and died a short time later.
OPINION: When I started having a severe asthma attack, I didn't know what was happening.
The burger features a line of white powder sprinkled on top and rolled bank bill.
Maritime watchdog says ocean-going emergency response capability is vital.