
Kea Kids News: Otago hills are alive with the smell of burnouts
Reporter Jimmy is at the Rev Rock and Hop in Lawrence, where the vintage cars are gleaming and the gearheads’ best burnouts have the audience gagging. Video / KKN
Reporter Jimmy is at the Rev Rock and Hop in Lawrence, where the vintage cars are gleaming and the gearheads’ best burnouts have the audience gagging. Video / KKN
The winner is the 21st Powerball multi-millionaire of 2024.
Calls for true equality grow as systemic privilege persists in NZ's institutions and culture.
MetService says rain is on its way, with possible good news for South Island firefighters.
Methamphetamine use equated to an estimated weekly social harm cost of $34m.
Dr Jonathan Martin urges Māori rangatahi to pursue healthcare, saying 'Your cultural identity is your greatest strength.'
The Government intends to find investors for Kiwibank and plans for partial strikes pay deductions are being scrutinised. Video / NZ Herald
The high pathogenic bird flu detected on Otago farm last week. MPI says other farms clear.
It comes as tests are due back today to see how widely the virus has spread.
The chickens will be euthanised by CO2 containerised gas, an industry standard practice.
'It could take months to replace hens,' Australian egg producer warns.
The search for three missing climbers on Aoraki/Mt Cook remains on hold and Sevu Reece has been discharged without conviction following an incident at a Cup Day party last year.
The group had travelled to Wānaka that morning for a day of sightseeing.
The MPI has confirmed 80,000 birds will be culled at an Otago farm.
Process under way to cull 80,000 chickens on Otago farm.
There is no indication the H7N6 virus has spread beyond the farm.
We’ve heard a lot about H1N1. Should we be worried about this other strain?
Housing and the cost of living remain key issues for Otago's students.
Two are injured and one is in a 'serious condition' following a single-vehicle crash.
'You expect your child to be safe at school.'
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Potential hoons and garbage concerns for some locals in fast-food proposal.
The figure was absent from the review cited by ministers Reti and Bishop.
South Island sports wrap: Cup Week, 2000 play Pasifika league-fest, a cricketing dynasty.
This brings the total number of arrests to 31 for the operation.
The company hopes it will boost the local economy through employment and tourism.
Customs intercepts package: Rugby player caught with banned substances.
No dilly-dallying - there’s a lot of ground to cover.
Grant Robertson is funding seven new scholarships worth $49,000.