Search Results
Displaying items 1101 - 1125 of 4036 in total
-
Protesters disperse after months of occupation at Raglan Airfield
A group of protesters who had been gathered at the Raglan Airfield since January have left today.
-
Police make another plea for video footage of Waikato Expressway assault
Police have again put out a call for video footage of an assault on the Waikato Expressway last Friday.
-
Police appeal for information after pedestrian fatally hit on SH1
Police are appealing for information following the death of a pedestrian on State Highway 1 in Piarere, Tirau on Saturday.
-
Milk tanker crash closes SH1 off-ramp in Waikato
A milk tanker rolled on the off-ramp of State Highway 1 near Taupiri, blocking the road.
-
Three die in separate road-related incidents
Two people have died in crashes in Manawatū and Nelson early this morning and a pedestrian died after being struck by a vehicle in Bay of Plenty last night.
-
Section of SH1 closed after serious crash in Waikato
Emergency services are responding to a serious crash on State Highway 1 near Tirau.
-
Police appeal for video footage of assault on Waikato Expressway
A man who was seriously assaulted on the Waikato Expressway yesterday is in a critical but stable condition in hospital, police say.
-
Abuse in care inquiry: Boys' home 'beginning of my criminal career'
They were supposed to be a sanctuary for tamariki taken away from a world of abuse, but for those placed in Social Welfare facilities in the 1970s and '80s, they were houses of pain and fear.
-
Man dragged from vehicle and beaten on Waikato Expressway
A man has been critically injured after he was pulled from a vehicle and assaulted on the Waikato Expressway this afternoon.
-
Team investigating Taupō homicide seek sightings of silver car
Police investigating the death of a man at a motel complex in Taupō are appealing for sightings of a silver sedan and its occupants.
-
Police name man who died in Taupō motel
The man whose death is being investigated after he died at a motel in Taupō last Sunday has been named.
-
Behind the story: The town that backed a child sex abuser
RNZ's Veronica Schmidt talks to The Detail about the wider issues raised by her recent investigation into a volunteer firefighter who sexually abused his young son - and the boy's mother's fight to be… Audio
-
Behind the story: The town that backed a child sex abuser
RNZ's Veronica Schmidt talks to The Detail about the wider issues raised by her recent investigation into a volunteer firefighter who sexually abused his young son - and the boy's mother's fight to be…
Audio -
Covid-19: 28 Parliament protesters believed to have tested positive
Twenty-eight of the protesters who occupied Parliament grounds over the past month have now tested positive for Covid-19.
-
Homicide investigators also looking into Taupō firearms incident
Detectives investigating the death of a man at Adelphi Motel in Taupō yesterday are also making inquiries into a firearm discharge last night.
-
Pictures tell story of multi-million dollar council art collections
There's a treasure trove of works from prominent artists scattered around civic buildings from Northland to Southland.
-
The town that backed a child sex abuser
When a firefighter abused his young son, many in their small town refused to believe it. Fire and Emergency kept him on, and locals turned on the boy's mum, saying she'd made up the allegations.
-
Police investigate Hamilton death as homicide
Police have launched a homicide investigation after the death of a man in Hamilton last night.
-
Legally how long can govt keep mandates in place?
Legally how long can the government keep the "no jab no job" orders in place? At the moment the health order covers a significant chunk of workers including police, teachers, defence, MIQ and health… Video, Audio
-
Police still looking for family missing again after going bush last year
A warrant of arrest remains for Thomas Phillips, the King Country man who went missing with his three children in Marokopa last year.
-
Police make second arrest after robbery and assault with suspected link to man's death
Police have arrested a second man in relation to an aggravated robbery and an assault in Tāneatua, Bay of Plenty, on Monday.
-
Homicide inquiry launched after man's body found in river
Police have named the man found by a member of the public in a Waikato river on Tuesday afternoon, sparking a homicide investigation.
-
Hate speech from protesters should not be tolerated - law professor
A Waikato University law professor says he is not surprised by the results of a snap poll suggesting 30 percent of New Zealanders support the protest on Parliament's lawn. Audio
-
Tāneatua homicide: Man charged with aggravated robbery and assault
Police believe the man assaulted a 65-year-old man outside the bakery on Tuhoe Street on Monday afternoon and that he was linked to an earlier assualt of a 57-year-old man who later died.
-
Protesters warned, move it or lose it over cars
After nine days of occupation, the police have decided to start removing vehicles, warning protesters won't be getting them back in a hurry.
Authorities have been delayed in their efforts to clear… Audio