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His car was found burnt out on a Tolley Rd farm in Ngāroma, Waikato.
Swells reach 10m at Wellington Harbour entrance as polar blast hits
There's also been nearly a metre of snow at Mt Hutt, and fire crews rescuing motorists.
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Ben Old's trailblazing move to France was always going to be a challenging one.
Australian navy ship disrupts NZ internet and radio services
HMAS Canberra's radar blocked Wi-Fi from Taranaki to Marlborough.
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Events in Auckland this weekend range from traditional Māori culture to radical live art.
'Overloaded': GPs, clinics struggle as flu and Covid cases rise
GP shortages prompt more patients to use emergency departments for care.
Public in the dark over Adrian Orr's resignation, as RBNZ delays information release
Assistant governors hired by Orr depart amid the Reserve Bank's restructuring.
Teen who stabbed another girl seven times 'made an error of judgement'
The teenager handed herself into police and gave a statement against legal advice.
Road cone hotline receives 236 reports in four days, Auckland gets the most
WorkSafe dealt with a flurry of reports on the first day before numbers plateaued.
'Human error' behind massive Lower North Island internet outage
The outage, caused by human error, lasted over an hour, affecting 118,000 services.
'I hope you pay': Grieving whānau face birthday shooting killer
Rawiri Wharerau was fatally shot at his house while hosting a party for his cousin.
Wellingtonians back online after 90% of network goes dark
A rough estimate from the Chrous site is that 8500 customers were affected.
Rates, Rocky and Lord of the Rings: Wellington mayoral hopeful launches campaign
Ray Chung was introduced as the "independent hope for the downtrodden ratepayer".
Inter-island ferry sailings cancelled; heavy snow looms for South Island ahead of cold snap
Both the Interislander and Bluebridge ferry services have cancelled Cook Strait sailings.
Police unable to charge former PM staffer over recordings with sex workers
Prime Minister Luxon called for a review of vetting processes after the incident.
Wayne Brown: These are Auckland's three key areas for economic growth
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Watch the whale migration with this festival
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Govt considered using Bluebridge to replace ageing Interislander ferries
The first new ship to service Cook Strait is expected to arrive in February 2029.
Matthew Hooton: Labour’s Te Pāti Māori problem
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Balancing the books: Gisborne councillors debate fairness of new water regulation levy
Councillors opted to absorb costs from the existing water services budget.
Wellington City Councillor Ray Chung launches mayoral campaign
First-term independent Wellington city councillor Ray Chung has launched his campaign for the city's top job, with former broadcaster Peter Williams speaking at the event.
Thomas Coughlan: How the Forbes scandal exposed flaws in NZ's security clearance system
Analysis: The Prime Minister is right to be concerned about vetting processes.
Katrina Bennett: Why Bishop's outburst is totally unlike Whanau's case
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Watch: Parliament votes for harshest-ever sanctions for Te Pāti Māori co-leaders
Three MPs have been sanctioned after a haka in the House last year.
'An issue for all women': Brothel madam on alleged recording by PM's former staffer
The madam wants changes to privacy laws on recording without consent.
Fake police 'courier' defrauded 19 elderly victims
The scammer was caught in the act by police when he showed up to collect $170,000 of gold.
Three people charged with manslaughter over fatal Loafers Lodge fire
Police have laid the charges against building management, two years after the tragedy.
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Hundreds without power across North Island, road snowfall warnings in South Island
Meanwhile, Fire and Emergency were called to 60 incidents in the upper north.
School's shearing and woolhandling contest a hit
The school held its own version of the iconic Golden Shears championships.
Senior aide resigns amid allegations of secret recordings with sex workers
The Prime Minister's office learned of the issue only after a media inquiry.
The Business of Tech: Can tech save Wellington?
Ralph Highnam's Volpara Health was sold for $300 million in 2024.
On The Up: Inside the provincial football team beating big city clubs
Football success has come without dollars and big egos at Napier City Rovers.
Researchers warn of Pike River mine disaster potential repeat amid WorkSafe shake-up
A health and safety expert believes the minister is being 'dogmatic' in changing WorkSafe.