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Wellington's Round the Bays cancelled for the first time in 22 years
Omicron modelling had ruled out the possibility of postponement, organisers said.
Omicron modelling had ruled out the possibility of postponement, organisers said.
Police said the search was part of an ongoing investigation.
'A very unfortunate situation': The council is proposing to debt-fund the lost revenue.
The family with three kids under six have now spent 22 days in MIQ.
Wellington's $7 billion transport project is still without a permanent programme director.
The iconic community event has been running for 45 years.
Extra police patrols have been deployed in the evening and early hours of the morning.
The findings can be incorporated into the design of future Covid vaccines and therapies.
The connection between the Motueka cases and the border was not yet known.
A group of about 1000 people are marching near Civic Square.
Southbound lane blocked, motorists asked to avoid the area.
The café closed last year and made staff redundant, but is now back open.
Emergency services were called to the scene on the Hutt River Trail this afternoon.
The bearings and gears were catastrophically damaged and the gearbox casing was warped.
The new locations of interest are listed for times between Monday and Wednesday this week.
Water quality tests have been completed, but the results are not back yet.
High Court hearing moved to February; decision made the day MIQ room release postponed.
The Transport Agency hopes to announce a new opening date next month.
Wellington's upcoming local body election is attracting big names.
'It's critical we enable climate adaptation decisions in the next two to three years.'
Findings show Māori and men are over-represented in the statistics.
Prosecution says the man was caught on camera in the woman's house.
Nick Leggett says Wellington City Council needs a 'cultural cleanout'.
Some new cases are of concern - including one in a large resthome, another an MIQ worker.
Even though additional drivers have been hired they still need to be trained.
His death brings the holiday road toll up to 18.
A thief broke into a Wellington studio and 'cleared out as much as they could in one go'.
CCDHB confirmed the 90 per cent threshold was due to be reached this afternoon.
Alert arrived before 5.8 magnitude Taranaki quake struck at 11.49pm on Wednesday.
The cases are under investigation to find out where they contracted the virus.