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"If the place is dangerous, it needs to be fixed immediately as there are lives at risk."

The charity has seen a 40 per cent increase in demand for food parcels this year.

"If the occupants of that bus had been wearing seatbelts, they'd probably be alive."

Health officials reveal the latest on the measles outbreak.

Vials of the MMR vaccine have been flying off the shelves at a rate of 20,000 per month.

Bryan McGinty, 73, lay dead for up to five days before he was found on June 24.

A kidney transplant and medication has cancelled out Max's immunity to measles.

Raymond Burnside, 45, was assaulted on his way home in Lower Hutt on Wednesday evening.

Auckland may feel some reprieve today, but the trough is expected to move to the east.

"In my 30 years of driving, it was the closest it has ever been."

The ministry wants to repurpose an existing facility into a youth justice residence.

Five pregnant Mt Eden prison staff have been sent home after a measles case was confirmed.

"We don't know if coroner's can be censured, but this one certainly needs to be."

"The walls are wet and there is mould on the roof, windows and in the wall paper."

Ben Togiai, 33, was shot dead outside a boxing event in Melbourne on March 1.

"We're just angry at everything we've been going through and still no one's been charged."

"It was either pay the bills or my son would play for weeks with holes in his shoes."

This 52-51 triumph seemed so much more improbable than any before.

More than one in 10 children in our poorest communities don't have their own beds.

Amirah Najim-Phillips, 2, has been breathing for 24 hours on her own after a month in ICU.

"I've given up my entire life and marriage to care for her at home," says angry mum.

'I've been putting up with this pain since March and they just keep sending me home.'

Dr Martin Griffiths came across the story in a 1910 edition of The Sydney Star.

Turbott wasn't aware she was visiting one of two people behind the Bassett Rd murders.

Auckland Zoo saying goodbye to traditional exhibits like the tiger pit.

Currently Kiwi drivers who are caught using a phone get a $80 fine and 20 demerit points.

"We are just praying to God that our baby is going to stay here with us."

In the past four years, ACC has received 76 claims for e-cigarette or vape injuries.

The first weekend in May has received the most claims for four out of the past five years.

Regrets and grief one year on from the Waverley crash which claimed seven lives.

Truck drivers say roads are in a state of disrepair and it's a major safety issue.