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An Auckland landlord is fuming after his property was track and rent was left unpaid.

Senior Sergeant Dean Harker urged motorists to take precautions during the Labour weekend.

Popular walking tracks have seen more than double the amount of trampers.

The defendant, who has name suppression, had earlier pleaded not guilty to a raft of charges, including sexual violation and threatening to kill.

With holidaymakers stuck in the country this year, authorities are warning the roads could be even busier than usual.

The car can be seen flipped onto its roof at Shark Bay, Wellington.

Chris Hipkins had praise for the industry at today’s briefing.

One of those cases was recorded in the community, Dr Ashley Bloomfield confirmed.

The ship that’s now off Queensland is thought to be the source of NZ’s recent cases of community transmission.

A team of 30 DOC staff and contractors have been repairing the flood damage in the Fiordland National Park over the past eight months. Contractors Mathew Thom and John Henderson talk to Stuff about the special projects they've been working on.

Greens co-leaders Marama Davidson and James Shaw briefly answer the media's questions after they leave the talks with Labour.

Fire and Emergency New Zealand has assured Oxford residents that night-time changes to their town's fire siren won't put them at risk, but some are still battling to keep the siren as it is.

Aayla Toman is passionate about rugby league but is banned from playing in any u13 leagues because she's a girl.

Dr Jennifer Summers is the lead author of a new Otago University study comparing Taiwan's Covid-19 response to New Zealand's.

Mother Sharlene was just getting by after her husband died. Then coronavirus hit.

Call for stop on effluent being pumped into Lake Waikare

Nationwide programme increasing number of te reo Māori speaking teachers to roll out

Kōrero of Ngāti Awa brought to life virtually to rangatahi Māori

Treaty of Waitangi negotiations to continue for Andrew Little

Paremata Update - 22/10/2020

Six swimmers were saved over a three-week spell as lifeguards prepare for a busy season.

A cochlear implant has given the gift of hearing to West Auckland child Rhythm Goyal.

Supporters of sidelined councillors turn out for the start of the extraordinary council meeting at Nelson City Council on Thursday morning.

The tourism and horticultural industries have teamed up to support each other in their respective work crises.

Officers are investigating the unexplained death of a baby in Ōtara, Auckland.

The cause of the fire in the main terminal is being investigated.

Police are treating the baby’s death in Ōtara as unexplained.

Health authorities say the person made a trip The Malt bar in Greenhithe, and Burnsco Gulf Harbour.

But it comes with an almighty price tag.

Paul Tainui, who was out on parole, raped and murdered another woman just hours after the traffic stop.

A man is assisting officers in their inquiries.

Dr Ashley Bloomfield says there is very low risk for those at the major Auckland secondary school.

The Director-General of Health says Labour Weekend isn’t a time to ease off taking the virus seriously.

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Dr Bloomfield says the first person arrived from the Netherlands, the second from Doha.

The event is dumping two stages off Auckland at the request of Luna Rossa.

Manager Daryn Forbes says they want to keep people safe after a Covid-19 case visited the pub next door.

Mongrel Mob Notorious Chain Dog has 10 members immersing themselves in Māori culture and going cold turkey.

The cathedral in the Garden City was badly damaged in the earthquake.

The person who later became infected visited The Malt in Greenhithe on October 16.

A Christchurch company will use the vessel, and its 22 foreign crew, for cruises around remote parts of New Zealand.

Police and fire investigators remained at the property today, trying to establish what caused the blaze.

The next meeting is set for October 27.

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Re-elected West Coast-Tasman MP Damien O'Connor offers to carry a 2kg jar of peanut butter for his "boss", Labour leader Jacinda Ardern, who was given the spread when she visited Pic's Peanut Butter World in Nelson before the election.

Hazel and Colin Nelson planned to stay a few months in New Zealand visiting family. By the time they get back to Britain, it will be almost a year.

Tens of thousands of us would have headed to Sydney this year for a holiday, here's why a staycation in Auckland is better.

NZ had 25 new infections to report today – yesterday, Spain had 48,000.

Dr Ashley Bloomfield provided the update from Wellington on October 21.

Cockle Bay resident Gayleen Mackereth witnessed the blaze in Cockle Bay.

Fifteen portable homes have been put on Māori land, with those living in them paying what they can.

Eleven people have tested positive for the virus at the Sudima Hotel, and another 14 cases are under investigation.

There are currently 11 people with Covid-19 at the Sudima Hotel near Christchurch Airport, and more are being investigated.

Mahdi, 18, and 17-year-old Ali Abed Hussaini arrived here in 2014 and have thrived learning about Māori culture.

There are currently 11 people with Covid-19 at the Sudima Hotel near Christchurch Airport, and more are being investigated.

The National leader has emerged from her party’s first caucus meeting after the weekend’s election loss.

It comes after more than 50 Kiwis travelled to Melbourne from Sydney under the trans-Tasman bubble arrangement.

The main opposition party has dropped to 35 seats after their horror 2020 went from bad to worse on election night.

Ian Pullen was found dead on the side of a road in rural NSW in 2018 – a man and woman are now charged with killing him.

Jacinda Ardern said talks with the Green Party were "not formal discussions particularly”.

More than a third of National's caucus have been put out of a job following the election.

The Breakfast newsreader says parents can struggle to prioritise sending their children to school amid other challenges.

Watson’s been sentenced for withholding information about this assets from philanthropist Sir Owen Glenn.

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Ilam's new MP Sarah Pallett, who ousted National's Gerry Brownlee to win, says she believes her message of wanting to represent everyone in the community was key to her success.

Stuff political reporter Luke Malpass says New Zealand has swung massively to the left.

Jacinda Ardern gives a heartfelt speech after Labour's historic win.

National Party leader Judith Collins addresses Party faithful with concession speech.

Labour's campaign leader Megan woods talks to Stuff as Christchurch turns red.

National MP for Nelson Nick Smith is gracious as his hold on Nelson slips away.

Labour MP David Clarke well ahead in Dunedin North.

Stuff chief political reporter Henry Cooke reports from National Party HQ.

ACT Party leader David Seymour feeling buoyant after initial results.

Labour Party MP David Parker pleased with how the night is going.

National Party MP Chris Bishop talks to the panel about the early numbers, and they don't look good.

Labour candidate Kieran McAnulty encouraged by early swing left.Labour candidate Kieran McAnulty encouraged by early swing left.

John Tamihere wants Māori to believe in themselves

Within a shrouded New Zealand forest, a tree stump keeps itself alive by holding onto the roots of its neighboring trees, exchanging water and resources through the grafted root system.

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Rural specific agri-business News headlines with Mark Leishman, and a look at the rural weather forecast with Philip Duncan. To see the full bulletin, and 10 day long range weather forecast, go to www.countrytv.co.nz to subscribe.

Rural specific agri-business News headlines with Mark Leishman, and a look at the rural weather forecast with Philip Duncan.