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Sir Peter Jackson's searing email to mayor
Sir Peter Jackson says care needs to be taken with the "precious green space".
Sir Peter Jackson says care needs to be taken with the "precious green space".
Eminem's visitor's visa was granted just a week before landing in New Zealand.
There was a lack of understanding around infections and how to prevent them.
One person suffered minor injuries.
Whangārei principal Pat Newman elected to Teaching Council.
Professional clown Fraser Hooper gives the low-down on his five favourite festivals.
Northland police to carry firearms while the National Threat Level remains high.
Call for city council to take a formal position against uni's name-change proposal.
Capital and Coast District Health Board refused to comment on the incident.
He was jailed for a decade after defrauding more than 700 clients of $115.5 million.
The man was excused from appearing in court this morning.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand were called around 3pm.
Police said that initial concerns were "to do with a tattoo".
Samantha Odell couldn't believe Tiana had died, even as she held her daughter's body.
Debate over sightings and sinking of wartime Japanese submarine in New Zealand.
A front will bring some wet weather mid-week, but it'll stay warm.
Concertgoers were evacuated from main stage, but police later said there was no threat.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced a ban on the MSSA firearm this week.
Vehicle crashes into medical centre in Wellington suburb of Johnsonville.
Today's case is one of many going through the court system.
Third e-scooter ride-sharing outfit is coming to the capital.
Allegations have been levelled at every party for fostering xenophobic concerns.
Auckland schools reach out to local mosques and a Muslim school opens its doors to all.
The 'sickening scourge' of terrorism was imported to Christchurch, says Peters.
David Gilchrist took a knife and stabbed his workmate in the back without warning.
It's called ODESC and it gathers in times of crisis.
Diane Glennie was an early school dropout but went back to study and began teaching at 43.
"This is our moment to show that tolerance, mutual respect and love can and will prevail."
"We need to unite against Islamophobia and fascism now more than ever," group posts.
Green Party co-leader has thanked the people who came to his aid after yesterday's attack.