The 90% Project: Who will be Top Town of the Covid vaccine rollout?
How does your town compare with the rest of the country on vaccination?
How does your town compare with the rest of the country on vaccination?
First dose vaccinations in older Kiwis are more than 90 per cent almost everywhere.
Nurse Jenny recounts the tragically sad stories for the unvaccinated in ICU.
Queenstown, Palmerston North, New Plymouth and Nelson airports team up with Uber.
A learner driver has had a memorable lesson after a double accident in a matter of seconds
Students under 16 will need written consent from their parents, says school.
Survey finds many households said that their financial position has improved.
School addresses strategy to address its debt.
No decision has yet been made on letting international students into Whanganui.
The majority of the contacts, 193, are in Canterbury.
Parts of Nelson have received 70mm in 12 hours - with another 12 to go.
Rain is expected to hit most of the country tomorrow, and it will be heavy in parts.
Avalanche danger levels have reached a winter-season high.
The heaviest snow is expected in north Canterbury and south Marlborough.
'There's quite a cold air mass in circulation,' Metservice says.
Awards were a "beacon at the end of 15 months of uncertainty".
Wet weather on way from west, including sodden communities hit by floods last week.
The NZTA says workers will be out first thing this morning.
Many people over 65 years old have been frustrated at being unable to get vaccinated.
Is your DHB recording its staff vaccination information?
Nelson paid firefighters are on the way to assist the volunteer fire service.
Nelson is an arty place, home to a huge array of artists and artisans.
Police would like to hear from anyone who may have witnessed the assault.
It has low-emitting fridges, LED lighting and an e-truck for deliveries ordered online.
Tourism NZ has contributed nearly $200,000 to the project.
Tactix pour on the points after defeat at same venue a week ago.
Ambulance officers who responded thinking it was a medical event are being supported.
A group of people kept the country going, delivering food, critical goods and services.
The delay in Auckland's rollout was having a big impact on flu vaccinations.