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Archives for 14 November 2024

From adversity to opportunity: Puketawai Marae's post-cyclone journey

As the sun broke through the clouds and shone on the devastation left behind by Cyclone Gabrielle, it revealed "nothing had been left untouched" at Puketawai Marae last year.

Gisborne •

Insurance may not cover theft at open homes – here's how to keep stuff safe

To add insult to injury, victims of theft during an open home are not necessarily covered by their contents insurance.

Consumer Affairs •

About 70 firefighters battle overnight blaze in Auckland's Kumeū

At the height of the fire, nine fire trucks and two aerial appliances attended.

Auckland •

Watch: Steven Adams features in new Air NZ safety video

Every Point Counts is the airline's 23rd safety video and keeps true to Air New Zealand's tradition of using entertaining and quirky safety videos.

Travel •

Black Caps slump to defeat against Sri Lanka in rain-delayed first ODI

The Black Caps have been well beaten in their rain-delayed opening ODI against Sri Lanka in Dambulla.

Black Caps •

In-form Chris Wood determined to help All Whites to 2026 World Cup

After a blistering start to the Premier League campaign with Nottingham Forest, the veteran striker has eight goals in 11 games, just six off his best for a season.

Investigation after 'suspicious' house fire in Hastings overnight

Emergency services were called to the fire at a vacant house on Lowe Street at about 3am today.

Crime And Justice •

One NZ facing charges over claims in SpaceX service ad campaign

One NZ said it would "vigorously defend" the charges.

Technology •

Number of property sales up 20% year-on-year in October - REINZ

"There seems to be light at the end of the tunnel," the Real Estate Institute says.

Property •

Person dies in tractor crash on 'isolated' Auckland property

Police were called to the property on Paparimu Rd in Hunua at about 11.30pm last night.

Auckland •

Opinion: Treaty Principles referendum still a danger

The Treaty Principles Bill is already straining social cohesion – a referendum could be worse, write law professors Alexander Gillespie and Claire Breen.

Te Tiriti O Waitangi •

France danger man Dupont set for surprise role in All Blacks clash

The French skipper and halfback, who is admired by the All Blacks, including assistant coach Scott Hansen, may have to cover several positions in Paris.

All Blacks •

Cause of mass illness at Canterbury Uni hall confirmed

More than 150 students fell sick due to unsafe preparation of a key ingredient.

Food Drink •

Officer 'justified' in shooting man who held screwdriver to woman's neck

The man died of a cardiac arrest after being shot in the shoulder during a hostage standoff.

Crime And Justice •

'Grossly negligent': Further censure for electrician after handyman's death

Stephen Burton had previously been sentenced to eight months of home detention and ordered to pay $150,000 towards emotional harm and consequential loss factors.

Nelson •

NZME reveals plans to shutter 14 community newspapers

The company said a changing media landscape and a “substantial increase in costs” meant they were no longer profitable.

Media •

Some heavy rain warnings issued, 'muggy' conditions for most

MetService said "warmer than average muggy temperatures" were expected for most areas today.

Weather News •

CCTV of missing Porirua man released as police dive squad called in

Graham Russell Smith was reported missing at about 6.30pm on Sunday after he went for a walk.

Wellington •

Auckland woman 'amazed' by community support after cat attacked

Beach Haven resident Danella Paterson said she was "overwhelmed" by the outpouring of support after her 10-month-old kitten was injured over the weekend.

Animals •

Contactless payments for Auckland public transport from Sunday

Commuters will be able to use contactless debit and credit cards, as well as Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay in the digital wallet of one's smart device from November 17.

Auckland •

Police release names of those who died at Hamilton level crossing

Two others who were in the vehicle at the time of the incident remain in Waikato Hospital.

Hamilton And Waikato •

Houses evacuated as truck hangs down bank in Wellington's Aro Valley

The driver was uninjured but several houses have been evacuated as a precaution until the truck can be removed, police said.

Wellington •

Analysis: Cane injury opens up possibility of an All Black power play

The wearer of the No.7 jersey in Paris contains intrigue but just as important is Razor's bench. He could be priming his own 'Bomb Squad', writes Patrick McKendry.

All Blacks •

'Integral parts' of Comancheros' alleged drug supply network arrested

Four men and a woman, aged between 35 and 63, were arrested during search warrants in the last three days.

Crime And Justice •

Five Big Things That Happened Today: Thursday, November 14

The Treaty Principles Bill has been tabled in Parliament as a hīkoi against it marches on, the cause of mass illness at Canterbury University hall has been confirmed, and one woman's year-long job hunt.

Treaty Principles Bill passes first reading amid haka interruption

Labour MP Willie Jackson was kicked out of the debating chamber after he called Seymour a "liar", and later a haka led by Te Pāti Māori saw proceedings suspended.

Te Tiriti O Waitangi •

Southland hopes to turbocharge aquaculture, boost regional economy

A growing facility in Bluff is benefiting from a multimillion-dollar Government loan but further investment is needed.

Southland •
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