
Massey stabbing: Brutal killing culmination of evil plan, Crown claims
'I might go to prison but she'll be dead.'
'I might go to prison but she'll be dead.'
The first intake of 240 crew members was due to leave on Tuesday.
The Christchurch City Council is undertaking a review of the service.
The artist placed the white chairs opposite the CTV site on Madras St.
Stunt with eggs and water balloons results in injuries.
New Zealand's total number of active cases is now 67.
The temporary testing base was introduced yesterday at Princess Margaret Hospital.
Stabbing accepted but murderous intent denied as ex-husband gives evidence.
It would help deliver road safety initiatives and technology to reduce crashes.
One worker told Newstalk ZB's Chris Lynch 'powers are paranoid'.
Councillors narrowly dumped water charges in July.
The council extended the registration expiry period from July 31 2020 to August 31 2020.
"Even with the strictest protocols some cross-infection can occur."
Champion trainer Mark Purdon has rolled the dice with one of the biggest gambles.
A Christchurch man's bet on the Melbourne Cup has left him a millionaire.
Seven people were charged with drink driving over Labour Weekend in Selwyn.
Red Bus has sold its transport business to Ritchies Transport Holdings.
Multiple Sclerosis & Parkinson's and Dementia Canterbury have joined forces on the project
Princess Margaret Hospital is hosting a pop-up testing station.
Gamal Fouda says France must separate Islam from beheadings, church stabbings.
New details emerge about Covid-infected worker's movements.
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation is behind the call.
A large number of four-week-old ducklings are in possession of the SPCA.
The world's largest livestock vessel is scheduled to collect 7,945 cows today.
Two health workers in a quarantine facility have tested positive for Covid-19.
The person is connected to a group of international mariners
Police have released the evaluation into the trial which ended in April.
Council staff have been working very closely with health officials.