More than 300 applications and 15 months later, Karina Atkins has landed a job
The West Auckland woman battled more than a year to find work after being laid off.
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Son's death 'absolutely senseless and incomprehensible', mother says.
Tribunal found that the buyer suffered a loss due to her actions: two, not three parks.
Several of the deaths appear linked to family or intimate partner violence.
One person has undergone surgery and remains in a critical condition.
Police say two people at the Kirby St home were critically injured in late night stabbing.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand responded to the crash scene at 4.40am.
A victim suffered concussion, a black eye and had clumps of hair ripped from her head.
'This is exactly what happens' on meth, a judge warned as he ordered home detention.
Red Hill Rd in Massey has since reopened.
Receivers warn unsecured creditors may receive nothing after the collapse.
The fire sent smoke high into the sky and caused traffic problems.
Police say the assault left the 16yo boy with bruising and facial injuries.
Police found a modified 12-gauge shotgun and ammunition inside the case.
Some people are addicted to the high-turnover shop and visit it several times daily
One victim said the alleged attackers followed him on a bus days later.
The school is fighting back, with a commissioner set to oppose the closure.
Police are stepping up patrols around New Lynn today after the mall violence.
Locals have launched a petition to stop Piha Campground closing for good.
Karina Atkins has applied for 331 jobs since she was laid off last year.
Kmart's Plan C+ format brings new checkouts, kiosks and service technology.
Pearly was last seen on West Harbour Drive about 12.15am.
One person has minor injuries after a bus and car crash on Titirangi Rd.
Police say the youth fled with the Pokemon cards when the shopkeeper was distracted.
Premium funeral broadcasts can cost $6000+ including multiple cameras and projectors.
She had receipts for cigarettes, lollies and Sky TV, on behalf of her plastering business.
Founder of business says a 'discriminatory' rule sent his company into a 'death spiral'.
An NZDF explosives team has taken the item away for disposal.
Police said the fire on Forest Hill Rd, Henderson, is not believed to be suspicious.
The ski mask-clad assailant caught a one-way flight to China days later.