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The latest member has been revealed completing the full line-up for both teams.
'I could feel tiny little egg-like creatures hitting against me as I swam'.
A shark expert warns there could be more encounters to come.
Fights, falling over and broken glass contributed to millions in ACC injury claims.
'I sort of took in three half-breaths of water ... and just thought that was it.'
He says he wasn't a hero in the fatal Tauranga Harbour crash last Wednesday.
Hundreds attended what is believed to be the first migrant pōwhiri.
It coincides with the growing number of people on the housing register.
But its lead GP says the practice believes in a 'variety of approaches'.
Parents were advised of the positive cases via email.
The Covid-19 vaccine mandate deadline ended yesterday.
A food support service has had requests from professionals who will lose their jobs.
The woman first thought $200 to get the vaccine under a fake name was an incentive.
The ride and dine is a tourism casualty of Covid-19.
Two Tokoroa bakeries are locations of interest after a person who tested positive visited.
Men who have been rough sleepers for years speak about their struggles.
But he says a family should have been priority for the house.
The people are part of a billboard campaign to raise awareness of the homeless crisis.
Health leaders are calling for changes to laws around the substance more deadly than meth.
Their fulltime job is to help everyone at rock bottom, but how is their mental health?
Police found the Aucklander overnight on Monday and the person was taken into custody.
The petition calls for towns, cities, places and the country's names to be restored.
More businesses are allowed to open under level 2, but with restrictions.
The shift from one "volatile" substance to another has been noted since the lockdown.
The incident happened when security tried to step in and break up a fight.
The effects the lockdown has on food security is coming to light this week.
Naming ceremony about building relationships and upholding mana.