Lack of Covid leave a problem: nurse
Lack of Covid leave a problem: nurse
Nurses have been reluctant to test for Covid-19 and take time off work due to fears of running out of sick leave, an Auckland nurse says.
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One dead in crash near Auckland
One dead in crash near Auckland
One person is dead and another seriously injured following a crash in Karaka, south of Auckland yesterday.
'Horrendous' day for some but better weather on the way
'Horrendous' day for some but better weather on the way
It is by no means a "bummer summer" despite the cool temperatures and wet weather seen by much of the country since Christmas, a forecaster says.
Calls for warning labels on alcohol may grow after US announcement
Calls for warning labels on alcohol may grow after US announcement
Warning labels on alcoholic drinks would help limit the number of cancers caused by alcohol, but other policies are also needed, says a public health researcher.
NZ saw lowest drowning death toll in six years in 2024
NZ saw lowest drowning death toll in six years in 2024
Provisional figures show a significant reduction in the number of drownings last year.
Man charged with sexual assault of crew member in Fiji
Man charged with sexual assault of crew member in Fiji
A man has been charged with the rape and sexual assault of a female airline crew member in Fiji on New Year's Eve.
Controls placed on produce after fruit fly found
Controls placed on produce after fruit fly found
Legal controls have now been imposed on the movement of fruit and vegetables in Papatoetoe, Auckland, where an Oriental fruit fly was found yesterday.
Fire risk escalates in Australia as heatwave sets in
Fire risk escalates in Australia as heatwave sets in
Firefighters are bracing for bushfire flare-ups and increasing fire danger as southern Australia swelters through a three-day heatwave.
Weather hits Cook Strait ferry crossings
Weather hits Cook Strait ferry crossings
Holidaymakers have been left adrift after several passenger ferry crossings were cancelled today due to strong winds and large swells in Cook Strait.
An interesting connection
An interesting connection
I have recently stumbled across the Otago Daily Times' account of the 1923 wedding of Norman and Dorothy Haggitt.
First marathon of the new year?
First marathon of the new year?
At 12:01am on January 1, two local Queenstown runners, Michael Heyes and Hayley Holmes, set off into the dark, racing against the rising sun to be the first in the world to complete a marathon in...
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