Whakaari WorkSafe hearing expected to draw crowds
Whakatāne District Court hearing will be livestreamed to a second location.
Whakatāne District Court hearing will be livestreamed to a second location.
In tragic timing, a response simulation had also been planned for 2 months after eruption.
Three parties who did not identify themselves can now be revealed.
Satellites spotted part of Whakaari's crater collapsing in the days before the eruption.
The disasters revealed a health system unable to deal with mass casualty events, she said.
"It was hard not to be affected by it," new health boss speaks on White Island tragedy.
For all organisations on each charge the maximum penalty is a fine of $1.5 million.
The case will be heard in March next year.
Collins on her thriller-writing plans: 'It's a summer gig.'
'We just stayed there for a couple of hours waiting for anyone to come back.'
The Australian and NZ Burn Association on the medical response to White Island disaster.
"I hope everybody finds their peace." Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Jake Milbank will turn 20 tomorrow - a year on from the day he almost died.
Collins firms up call for a royal commission into the Whakaari/White Island disaster
A mother and wife of Whakaari/White Island victims says the tragedy has consumed her.
A leading volcanologist says there would have been "no escape' for those on White Island
As the Govt weighs up future access to Whakaari, scientists say a major change is needed.
Three children orphaned in the White Island tragedy are learning parents' legacy.
A top burns surgeon says he was pushed to breaking point by the White Island tragedy.
The leader of the White Island body recovery has spoken of the dangerous mission
Brave White Island survivor forms bond with family of fallen hero Kiwi guide.
'A lot of people think WorkSafe have grossly overstepped the mark', fellow pilot says.
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The fallout is continuing a year after the deadly volcanic eruption.
Prosecutions pit government agencies against each other.
The island is owned by the Buttle family, through Whakaari Management Limited.
GNS Science says it will carry on monitoring and alerting Kiwis to volcanic activity.
WorkSafe revealed details relating to its investigation into the tragedy.
Twenty-two people have now died as a result of the disaster.
More than 25 fulltime WorkSafe staff have been involved in the probe over the last year.