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Destructive storm: What you need to know
Destructive storm: What you need to know
Stormy weather is causing havoc nationwide with road closures, flooding and power outages. Check how the weather is affecting your region.
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Live: Flooding closes Auckland road as wild weather hits country
Live: Flooding closes Auckland road as wild weather hits country
Part of Tamaki Drive on Auckland's waterfront is closed due to heavy flooding.
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Bus crash pain: 'I lost my leg, the army won't allow me to join'
Bus crash pain: 'I lost my leg, the army won't allow me to join'
A Tongan student who lost a leg in the fatal 2016 Christmas Eve bus crash, says his injuries mean he can no longer pursue some of his dreams.
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Night closures for Auckland motorway
Night closures for Auckland motorway
A major Auckland motorway is to be closed most nights for the next four months, starting today.
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No legal way to close Waitākere Ranges - councillor
No legal way to close Waitākere Ranges - councillor
An Auckland City Councillor says it's sad people aren't adhering to a rāhui to stay away from Auckland's Waitākere Ranges - but she doesn't think a closure would be more effective. Audio
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Storm hit power supplies almost restored
Storm hit power supplies almost restored
The country's second largest electricity retailer Powerco hopes to have electricity supplies back to full service by the end of the day.
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Flood-hit Kaiaua residents 'coping well'
Flood-hit Kaiaua residents 'coping well'
A massive clean-up of storm damage got under way on the Coromandel Peninsula today, and on the other side of the Firth of Thames.
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More wild weather to batter NZ
More wild weather to batter NZ
The severe weather system that has drenched the North Island over the past 24 hours still has a lot of power driving it, warns MetService.
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Storm turns fatal as heavy rain and strong winds batter the country
Storm turns fatal as heavy rain and strong winds batter the country
The North Island has been dealt a severe blow with heavy rains and strong winds causing havoc across the region.
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'They're just making their job more difficult and more expensive'
Visitors continue to walk Waitākere Ranges despite requests not to
A request from local iwi for visitors to stay away from Auckland's Waitākere Ranges to stop the spread of kauri dieback appears to be falling on deaf ears.
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'We're not happy, we don't think it went far enough'
'We're not happy, we don't think it went far enough'
A rāhui placed on the forest in the Waitakare ranges near Auckland does not go far enough, an iwi manager says. Audio
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Roads Run Through Us: 6
John Bluck explores the ways of the road in this final of a series about the place roads have in New Zealand history, consciousness and identity. Audio
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2017: Are we there yet?
2017: Are we there yet?
Analysis - Hands up who thought we'd all be living through a nuclear winter by now? Kate Newton takes a non-exhaustive look at an exhausting year.
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NZ's longest emergency motel tenant gets keys to HNZ home
Robert Erueti spent more than 58 weeks in a motel as emergency housing, and weeks living rough or in a boarding house after being evicted from his HNZ home. Today, he picked up the keys to his new HNZ… Video, Audio
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Trucks to stay on alternative highway after SH1 reopens
Trucks to stay on alternative highway after SH1 reopens
The countdown to Friday's reopening of State Highway 1 through Kaikōura has started, but truck drivers won't be celebrating just yet.
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NorthTec students allowed to finish courses slated for axing
NorthTec students allowed to finish courses slated for axing
NorthTec students whose courses were about to be axed are celebrating, after a backdown by managers.
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Sudden closure of Best Pacific leaves students in debt
The sudden closure of a Pacific tertiary training provider in Auckland has left a lot of Pacific people out of pocket. The Best Pacific Institute of Education prided itself on providing courses for… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 7 December 2017
Pacific backs Norway in zero tolerance to plastic pollution; Pacific students blind-sided by closure of tertiary provider in Auckland; Battle over bus drivers heats up in Fiji; New Caledonia's… Audio
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Pacific students blind-sided by closure of tertiary provider
Pacific students blind-sided by closure of tertiary provider
Students, staff and contractors have been left bewildered, shocked and out of pocket with the sudden closure of a Pacific tertiary provider in Auckland - with many now struggling to find work and pay…
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Pacific students bewildered, out of pocket
Pacific students bewildered, out of pocket
Students, staff and contractors are shocked at the sudden closure of an Auckland Pacific college, with many struggling to pay the bills just before Christmas.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 6 December 2017
Pacific backs Norway in zero tolerance to plastic pollution; Pacific students blind-sided by closure of tertiary provider in Auckland; Battle over bus drivers heats up in Fiji; New Caledonia's… Audio
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Pacific students blind-sided by closure of tertiary provider
Pacific training provider in Auckland leaves Pacific people to fend for themselves. Audio
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Students, staff feel cheated over PIPA closure
Students, staff feel cheated over PIPA closure
Students and staff at Auckland's Pacific Institute of Performing Arts say they feel cheated and let down by the provider's decision to go into liquidation.
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Kauri dieback: council votes against Waitākere closure
Forest and Bird 'disappointed' ranges remain open
Auckland Council has voted against closing the Waitākere Ranges in a bid to stop the spread of kauri dieback disease.
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Kiwibank closure: 'I feel as if I've been issued a death sentence'
Kiwibank closure: 'I feel as if I've been issued a death sentence'
Dozens of locals turned out to protest Kiwibank's decision to close its services at an Auckland post shop after three armed robberies.