
'Could that be us?': Probe into buildings similar to Loafers Lodge
The city council says it will provide information as soon as it can.
The city council says it will provide information as soon as it can.
The probe into the suspected arson is in its third day, total deaths remain unconfirmed.
The Government is forging ahead with bold plans to make Wellington a “science city”.
Chris Hipkins gifted Robertson a special tie to wear on Budget day.
The woman said she moved her brother out of the hostel as soon as she could.
FENZ CEO Kerry Gregory has addressed equipment failings in the wake of the fatal fire.
Winds are expected to pick up from Friday evening.
If not for the courage of firefighters, Loafers Lodge death toll would have been higher.
A second truck wasn't available to stop the fire because it's been broken for over a year.
The bizarre incident drew scorn from other motorists.
At least six bodies have been found, and there are fewer than 20 people unaccounted for.
The fire in Wellington could have impacted many other buildings in a similar way.
Rules around sprinklers aren’t the only area of our building legislation to worry about.
The disaster shows the importance of backing up security assets, investigators say.
Gregory Mein says they engaged the appropriate experts to make sure building was in order.
Wayne Thomas Patterson sought revenge against the postman after the scheme failed.
Police have launched a homicide inquiry after the fatal fire in Wellington.
Liam Hockings is one of the people still unaccounted for after yesterday's fire.
Identical triplets Max, Jackson and Cale Tu'inukuafe have graduated with the same degree.
An investigation is under way after reports said Loafers Lodge had no sprinklers.
McKelvie died in October last year after being assaulted.
Day two of a tribunal hearing into an alleged privacy breach.
Trauma setting in for horror fire's survivors.
They have spoken of the frightening moments they realised they needed to get out.
Worry about NZ buildings: "Life-saving measures lacking cause a risk to life. I despair."
Gregory Mein is 'in the dark' about what might have caused today's deadly blaze.
The convicted arsonist denied starting the fatal fire.
11 people are still missing, 52 people rescued from the building on Adelaide Rd.
Representatives from NZ Police, Fire and Emergency New Zealand, and Wellington City Council, as well as Chief Coroner Judge Anna Tutton, give an update on the Loafers Lodge fire.
Where you can make donations to help those affected by the deadly fire.