
Farmers retail workers strike for better pay
More than 200 unionised staff at Farmers stores nationwide took strike action last week.
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About 40 people gathered at Fairhall Cemetery to bury the baby.
The community gathered for a touching graveside service to farewell the unidentified infant.
The baby was found by a mowing contractor on Wairau Bar Rd on May 19.
Timor-Leste joins the RSE scheme, with 20,000 people applying for work.
Judge: Jarrod Mehlhopt's offending caused 'immense and ongoing harm' to his victims.
Drivers relayed the falcon hundreds of kilometres to Blenheim for care.
Emergency crews were called to the blaze about 6.45am.
Air NZ catches a break but legal 'complexity' holding up relief for regional airlines.
Shane Graham said the community felt a responsibility to offer support.
Police want to talk to the baby's family to offer them 'the support they require'.
Wairau Bar Rd is closed between Ferry Rd and Dicks Rd in Blenheim.
NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Saturday, May 9, 2026. Raw sewage spilt in Wellington's south coast after rain overnight. Video / NZ Herald
'I absolutely think it's going to keep going up': Truck fuel surcharge doubles to 54.4%.
Airlines already under pressure before Iran war have taken hits from soaring fuel prices.
The charges relate to incidents in the early 1990s at the Auckland boys' boarding school.
The man in his 70s was left 'extremely shaken' but has forgiven attacker Anthony Archbold.
Halil Akbaba was caught when the real immigration official walked into the kebab cafe.
Westpac’s Blenheim branch thanked the man with a king-size block of chocolate.
Molesworth Station, an iconic high country property, needs a new operator.
Anton James warns Marlborough land values may fall 40% after recent sharp increases.
Belgian policy adviser Victoria Docx was among those who lost their lives.
Thundery Friday on the cards for some North Islanders, as chilly start greets southerners.
Carriers around the country may need a lifeline for the lifelines they provide.