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'I still have nightmares': Former Lake Alice patient wants someone to take responsibility
A former patient of the Lake Alice psychiatric hospital says while he can't tell the court about his experience there, his story is an important reminder of the need to investigate claims of… Audio
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Lionel Allan hit-and-run: Wiremu Gray sentenced for death of former child star
A business owner who fled the scene after causing the death of his formerly high-profile employee - early 2000s television star Lionel Allan - following a Friday evening of post-work drinks was…
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'Very real possibility' strong winds could close Auckland Harbour Bridge
Wind gusts in Auckland were expected to get worse this evening, as a wintry blast hits the country, bringing snow to the South Island.
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Weather: High winds force slow speeds on Harbour Bridge
The Habour Bridge could close this evening .. with heavy winds forecast to reach 'red alert' levels. Gusts of 90 kilometre and above mean a complete shut down of the crossing for safety reasons. The… Video, Audio
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Warning Harbour Bridge likely to be closed tomorrow due to 110km/h gales
The Auckland Harbour Bridge is likely to be closed tomorrow afternoon because of forecast 110km/h gales, says Waka Kotahi NZTA.
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Support for businesses following severe weather, govt inquiry announced
Farmers and growers will receive help to secure cheaper loans, rather than given cash up front.
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Circus school facing closure
Traffic is the talk of the town in Tauranga - for all the wrong reasons. Commuters are frustrated by increasing traffic jams, seen as "worse than Auckland". Audio
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Salvage of Waiuta miners' cottage a ‘complex job’
Work by the Department of Conservation to save a miners cottage once home to noted West Coast photographer Jos Divis is "a complex job".
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Top restaurant Pasture closes abruptly after seven years in business
Pasture, the three-hatted, six-seater Auckland restaurant that has been named among the world's best, has closed permanently and abruptly just shy of its seventh birthday.
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Answering the 'what ifs' of Cyclone Gabrielle key to finding system weaknesses - researcher
A public health researcher is calling for an inquiry into what could have happened during Cyclone Gabrielle under different circumstances.
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Plea for passenger train rejected despite a decade-long fight
Auckland Transport has turned down pleas for a passenger rail service between Huapai and the city despite having some rail cars at its disposal.
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Man thanks emergency services, digger driver after wife's quad bike accident
The woman was seriously injured after her quad bike slipped 50 metres down a bank in Auckland's Rodney District.
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TAB deal gets government approval, greyhound racing still on notice
Racing Minister Kieran McAnulty has approved a deal for a British company to partner with the TAB, and is considering banning other forms of online betting.
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Some evacuations in Rangitikei district after heavy overnight rain
Firefighters in the Rangitikei district in the central North Island are helping to evacuate people living alongside a swollen stream.
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Pedestrian dies after being hit by a vehicle on Auckland Southern Motorway
A fatal crash closed northbound lanes on the Southern Motorway at Ōtara for several hours early this morning.
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Wind buffets North Island, closures on Auckland Harbour Bridge
Wild weather has hit the upper North Island, closing the Auckland Harbour Bridge several times and cutting power in some regions.
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Historic Southland-Otago department store H&J Smith to close
A Southland-Otago department store chain has announced it will shut its doors after more than 120 years in business.
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Weaknesses in Waka Kotahi's crisis response strategies exposed
Until recently Waka Kotahi was not factoring climate change and the need for resilience into many of its transport projects.
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Reopening of SH2: Bailey bridges, boulders, dented rails and mist
The devastated stretch of SH2 between Napier and Wairoa has reopened, and reporter Kate Green drove the highway to get an early glimpse of how it lies now.
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West Auckland restaurant closes after recent severe weather
The owners of a popular West Auckland restaurant say severe weather and continued road closures over the past few months has forced them out of business.
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Scenic Drive's Elevation cafe closes after storm's road damage
The owners of a popular West Auckland restaurant say severe weather and continued road closures over the past few months has forced them out of business.
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1400 lightning strikes, snow in the south
MetService says most strikes were in the North Island, there's snow in the south and Auckland's emergency is being called off early. Audio
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Coromandel cleans up after fourth major storm in five months
To the Coromandel Peninsula where they've had their fourth major storm in five months.
Businesses and locals are feeling the effects of their fragile roading network - and the lashing of severe… Video, Audio
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Torrential rain leaves roads closed after flooding and slips
The weather has eased in North Island regions hit by torrential rainfall on Tuesday and overnight, but thunderstorms are today forecast for the west coast and bottom of the North Island and the top of… Audio
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Auckland Transport says to expect more weather-related disruptions
The torrential rain in Auckland yesterday caused major disruptions to the public transport network and left many commuters stranded in the rain for hours.
Throughout the day, train, ferry and bus… Audio