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Sanitarium to resume supplying Weet-Bix to The Warehouse
Sanitarium has announced it will resume supplies of Weet-Bix to The Warehouse following controversy last week over pulling the product.
Read moreCryptosporidium: 60 confirmed cases in Queenstown outbreak
The source of the infection is yet to be identified, Te Whatu Ora Medical Officer of Health Dr Susan Jack says.
Read moreCTV building collapse: Judge rules in favour of allowing professional body to investigate former engineer
The professional engineering body can take disciplinary action against the man whose company designed the CTV building, a judge has ruled.
Read moreFour injured in attack in Māngere, one in critical condition, man arrested
Police said they arrested a 25-year-old man at a bus stop in Māngere.
Read moreWild weather: Backlog from flight cancellations, ferry services cancelled
Air New Zealand says about 12,000 passengers have been affected by 93 cancelled flights , while more Cook Strait ferry crossings were cancelled.
Read moreChild went rigid, fainted when asked about Peter Ellis abuse, podcast reveals
Conviction - The aunt of a child who says they were abused by Peter Ellis has described the "blood-curdling" experience of a child fainting in front of her when asked about claims of abuse.
Read moreElection 2023: National candidates describe threats on campaign trail
National Party volunteers have stopped campaigning in Auckland's Manurewa because they have allegedly been chased down the street and threatened with abuse, according to candidate Siva Kilari.
Read moreAuckland ferry commuters 'disgusted' as more cancellations announced
The Gulf Harbour ferry will now only operate twice in the morning, and twice in the evening - a decision Auckland Council says was necessary due to a shortage of staff.
Read moreMetService warns of strong winds in the South Island and lower North Island
Roofs have been blown off in Central Otago and thousands of households through Canterbury, Otago and further north in Tararua are without power.
Read moreCRAb attack: Deadly antibiotic-resistant bacteria island-hops around the Pacific
A drug-resistant infection is "a ticking time bomb" in the Pacific - including New Zealand, according to new Otago University research.
Read moreParnell sinkhole result of ageing infrastructure, expert says
The city needs to urgently address old infrastructure if it wants to avoid further water contamination, an environmental ecologist says.
Read moreAfter tough times on the Coast, hope is on the horizon
Business owners around Greymouth know about tough times but ahead of the election, and the usually busy summer season, there are glimmers of hope.
Read moreEstuary pollution in Bay of Islands caused by dumped red paint
Paint dumped in a stormwater drain caused serious pollution near Paihia over the weekend.
Read moreDunedin climate activist sentenced to 125 hours of community work for forging email
The judge denied Rosemary Penwarden's bid for a discharge without conviction, saying it was clear she did not regret her actions. Penwarden's lawyer said she was trying to protest using satire.
Read moreAuckland Council ploughs $12m into buying land near botanic gardens
Auckland Council has spent $12 million on a property bordering the botanic gardens in Manurewa to stop it being developed for housing.
Read moreGovernment agrees to give further $7m to Ruapehu Alpine Lifts
Cabinet has signed off on an additional support package of more than $7 million for the troubled Ruapehu Alpine Lifts.
Read moreFemale nurse struck off for having affair with male prisoner
A mental health nurse who had a sexual relationship with a prisoner in her care has been struck off the register and suspended from practice.
Read moreProperty industry tops political donations
The property industry gives more in political donations than any other, and its millions of dollars almost all go to two parties.
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