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Dalziel To Stand For Christchurch Mayor: Labour's Loss Will Be Christchurch's Gain The Labour Leader David Shearer says Lianne Dalziel is an outstanding candidate for the Christchurch mayoralty, and...
View ArticleRugby bible off to Passchendaele
Don Clark's boot, on display at the New Zealand Rugby Museum in Palmerston North. Photo / Mark Mitchell The holy grail of rugby manuals is being sent by New Zealand to the Passchendaele Memorial Museum...
View ArticleSchool counsellors lose compo bid after suicides left them with stress disorders
A married pair of counsellors at Melville High School claimed they developed PTSD after a series of student suicides and allege that the school failed to provide a safe workplace. Photo / Thinkstock A...
View ArticleProtection order breached Police
Mother-of-two Gail Bower's body was found in the backyard of her Havelock North home. Photo / Warren Buckland A man accused of stabbing to death his former partner in Havelock North earlier this month...
View ArticleStolen ute discovered on fire
The stolen ute rolled and caught fire near Mamaku. Photo / Stephen Parker Rotorua police scoured Mamaku scrub for an injured driver after a burning Toyota Hilux was spotted by a passing logging truck...
View ArticleUnited Future Electoral Commission changes rules over physical proof
Peter Dunne. Photo / Mark Mitchell The Electoral Commission has changed its rules meaning United Future will not have to provide original signed application forms to prove it has more than 500 members....
View ArticleArmed robbery accused freed on bail
Lenz Superette. Photo / Bay of Plenty Times A Tauranga man who has admitted holding up the Lenz Superette with a small pistol and his face disguised by a balaclava has been freed on bail pending...
View ArticleHesson extends support to Ronchi after poor start
Luke Ronchi , who has had a torrid start with the bat for his new international team. Ronchi, who had played four ODIs for Australia in 2008 before switching countries to revive his international...
View ArticleDairy exports tourism help drive down New Zealand current account deficit
A rise in spending by overseas tourists and growing dairy exports helped New Zealand's current account deficit fall by 300 million NZ dollars ($239.48 million) to 2.2 billion NZ dollars in the quarter...
View ArticleEngland set up all-British final
England secured their place in the IRB Junior World Championship final after claiming a thrilling 33-21 semi-final victory over New Zealand in France on Tuesday. The win sets up an all-British final...
View ArticleResurfacing works to start this Saturday at 15th Avenue
Drivers who normally use 15th Avenue/ State highway 2A are advised to use alternative roads or expect some delays as road repairs will be undertaken from this Saturday (22 June) over the next couple of...
View ArticleContract signed for more Matangi trains for Wellington
Contract signed for more Matangi trains for Wellington Thirty five more Matangi trains are on the way for Wellington following a deal signed today between the regional council and train manufacturer...
View ArticleMissing woman may have been in car crash
Anxious relatives of a Far North woman who vanished more than a week ago fear she may have been in a car crash before her disappearance. Barbara Ann Moka, 38, of Rawene, has not been in touch with...
View ArticleMan sacked for squirting high-pressure hose at colleagues face
MacDonald was fired after squirting the high-pressure hot water hose in his colleague's face during an argument. Photo / Thinkstock A meat worker sacked for squirting a colleague in the face with a...
View ArticlePolice dismay at child in car with drink-driver
Photo / File Finding a 10-year-old girl in the back seat of a car driven by a woman who recorded a breath-alcohol level nearly three times the limit has dismayed and disappointed Dunedin police. Senior...
View ArticleCrime spree suspect remanded in custody
Photo / NZ Herald A 25-year-old Bellevue man accused of a major crime wave involving the theft of thousands of dollars worth of items from cars in Tauranga remains behind bars. Roofer Erick...
View ArticleSnow starts to fall in Otago residents brace for big freeze
Snow has fallen on parts of Central Otago as residents prepare for a big freeze to arrive. Paul Hart from Naseby told ONE News that snow started to settle about 2.30pm this afternoon. "It had been...
View ArticleMark Hathaway All Blacks fever building in Naki
video This is the first time I've been here with ONE News for a Test match in New Plymouth. Aside from the odd bit of bunting in shops and the angry mob on standby if Beauden Barrett doesn't make the...
View ArticleAnimal leg found in palm kernel shipment
Ministry of Primary Industries An animal limb has been found in an import of palm kernel. A Bay of Plenty farmer has reported to Ministry of Primary Industries the discovery of an animal leg,...
View ArticleSolid Energy paid $50k for advice on dealing with politicians
Failing electricity company Solid Energy spent almost $50,000 getting advice on how to deal with politicians, ONE News can reveal. Figures obtained ...
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