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Cyclone Tam power outages: New thunderstorm warning for Auckland; some city streets still in darkness
Vector says some power outages remain due to 'significant damage'.
Read moreWeather: Where is ex-Cyclone Tam heading next?
While a severe thunderstorm warning has been lifted in the Auckland region, it is not the end of ex-Tropical Cyclone Tam, which has been wreaking havoc across the top of the North Island this week.
Read moreLive Blood Analysis: ‘Nonsense’ being offered at string of clinics around New Zealand
'There is zero science to it', says one health leader.
Read moreWellington hit and run: Pedestrian hit by car, driven on bonnet before driver flees
Police are appealing for information about the Wellington incident.
Read morePolice investigating serious incident at Auckland bus stop
Police were called to the area at 10.10pm last night.
Read moreWhangārei developer drops appeal, quits subdivision on sacred Māori land
The controversial 93-home development at Onoke Heights, Te Kamo, is now at a dead end.
Read moreThousands of poppies prepped for Palmerston North square
The thousands of felt poppies will be on display in the Palmerston North Square on 24 April.
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New Brighton’s past and future: The winds of change gather strength at the seaside village
Mike Thorpe explores the past and present of New Brighton.
Read moreHerald morning quiz: April 20
Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.
Read moreLabour's Chris Hipkins stands by initial Covid response, but admits mistakes were made
Labour's Chris Hipkins shares on a podcast his thoughts on the government's Covid response and his journey as a politician.
Read moreAs it happened: Wild Easter weekend weather causes power outages, flooding
Electricity was knocked out to hundreds of properties during ex-Cyclone Tam, followed by intense thunderstorms which hit the city overnight.
Read morePerson dies in tractor accident
One person has died following an incident with a tractor in Clutha.
Read moreVolunteers remove hundreds of tonnes of highly invasive seaweed pest after Cyclone Tam
Local kaitiaki Arana Rewha estimated locals removed 300 tonnes of exotic caulerpa on Friday, first with buckets and barrows, and later with a digger.
Read moreMan missing after falling into Waikato river
Emergency services are searching for a man who fell into a fast-moving Waikato river this morning.
Read moreBottles thrown at police confronting boy racers in Hutt Valley, Wellington
Nearly 80 infringement notices were issued and 21 vehicles were ordered off the road.
Read moreWeather warnings questioned after overnight Auckland downpours
Auckland councillor and residents say there was a concerning delay in notifications before Easter Friday's flooding and intense overnight storms.
Read moreKiwi team rebury Anzac remains exposed by Gallipoli wildfires, flooding
The human remains were unearthed after wildfires last August exposed World War I trenches.
Read morePassengers cause issues after flight stops in Hamilton because of Auckland flooding
The incident in Hamilton comes after a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the Auckland region.
Read moreBody found linked to missing 75-year-old Dunedin woman
The 75-year-old identified only as Heather, was last seen at her home on Māori Hill on Thursday.
Read moreOne person dies following Hawke’s Bay crash
One person has died following a serious crash between a car and a cyclist in Haumoana this morning.
Read moreMissing man Kory-Dean Wirihana 'vanishes' from Auckland Airport, police whānau concerned
Police and whānau are urgently looking for a man who vanished from Auckland Airport after checking in for a flight and clearing security but never boarding his plane.
Read more坎特伯雷退役警察找到“致富新赛道”,种植山葵或有“大机会”
坎特伯雷一家山葵种植户称,由于新西兰的气候正变得与日本越来越接近,种植这种调味品原材料的机会巨大。
Read more今年一季度通胀有所抬头,央行还会继续降息吗?
多位经济学家认为OCR最终会降至2.5%,但国际环境的不确定性可能意味着央行会更为谨慎。
Read more野蘑菇别乱吃:新西兰有大概2万种菌类,可食用的不超20种
专家提醒人们在捡拾野生菌时要格外小心,误食有毒野生菌有可能导致生病甚至死亡。
Read more‘If in doubt, throw it out’: How to identify wild mushrooms for consumption
Experts warn foragers to exercise extreme caution when collecting wild mushrooms, as misidentifying and consuming fungi can cause illness and even death.
Read moreRestaurant owner who told staff to serve unsafe food gets sentence reduced
Samurai Bowl owner Xinchen Liu was originally sentenced to six months' home detention.
Read moreNew Zealand grapples with EV battery disposal
Explainer - New Zealand appears to be falling behind other countries in regulating the disposal of used EV batteries, but the European Union has proposed a solution that might work.
Read more电动汽车即将进入电池报废高峰期,新西兰如何应对
在电动车报废电池处理方面,新西兰似乎已经有些落后。不过欧洲已经出台的政策法规或许奏效。新西兰已经有行业组织开始行动,但官方层面尚未给出明确方案。
Read more“洋抖”上掀起原厂代工热,白菜价买高奢靠谱吗?
专家表示,高仿山寨在市场上已经存在很久了,正规厂家不太可能参与到短视频平台的病毒营销当中。
Read moreAsian comedians in search of a laugh to break down cultural barriers
Stand-up performers call for greater participation from their communities to reflect the country's diverse population.
Read more打破刻板印象,脱口秀演员呼吁更多“亚裔面孔”加入
脱口秀演员呼吁更多"亚裔面孔"加入,以展示新西兰人口的多样化。
Read moreHow three Chinese families survived NZ's Covid lockdowns
Five years on, three families in very different set of circumstances consider how the country's lockdowns shaped their lives.
Read more为了永不忘却的记忆:三个家庭,五年回望, 边境封闭以后,华人有着什么样的历程
生活不易,但生活也值得欢庆,三个华人家庭对疫情有着什么样的回忆?
Read moreSpotlight falls on New Zealand’s Confucius Institutes in wake of Australian closures
Domestic universities say they are comfortable with existing relationships as calls grow to review ties.
Read more澳洲六所大学关闭孔子学院,新西兰高校会跟进吗?
一些学者要求对新西兰大学的孔子学院进行审查,但是大学表示不担心现在的合作关系。
Read more丰盛湾四岁孩童之死让人痛心,人们应该如何预防被狗袭击?
专家表示,许多狗袭击事件是可以避免的,人们应该对一些简单的做法进行了解。
Read moreFatal dog attack in Bay of Plenty spurs cautionary warnings
Animal behavioural experts say attacks can be prevented by following a few simple guidelines.
Read moreApplications surge for limited places in Auckland private schools
Top schools are being forced to tighten their enrolment processes due to an increased demand from a rapidly growing population.
Read more申请人太多,奥克兰私立学校提高面试门槛
因为申请人数的激增,奥克兰一些私立学校不得不收紧招生流程来应对。
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