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Many parts of the country have woken to the coldest morning of the year so far

14 May 2021

Many parts of the country have woken to the coldest morning of the year so far

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The Transport Agency is asking drivers in the South Island to take the foot off the pedal on alpine pass roads
	12 May: The Transport Agency is asking drivers in the South Island to take the foot off the pedal on alpine pass roads... more

Some North Island areas could be fully solar powered within a year
	12 May: Some North Island areas could be fully solar powered within a year... more

The West Coast is in the sights of DOC, for reducing high numbers of Himalayan tahr
	11 May: The West Coast is in the sights of DOC, for reducing high numbers of Himalayan tahr... more

National claims big changes are being mooted for the Department of Conservation
	10 May: National claims big changes are being mooted for the Department of Conservation... more

Marine experts have revealed that sightings of a deadly sea snake in Northland - aren't as rare as you might think
	10 May: Marine experts have revealed that sightings of a deadly sea snake in Northland - aren't as rare as you might think... more

Health officials are still finalising the plan for Covid-19 vaccinations in the Chatham Islands
	9 May: Health officials are still finalising the plan for Covid-19 vaccinations in the Chatham Islands... more

Northpower has restored power after a large electricity outage north of Whangarei
	8 May: Northpower has restored power after a large electricity outage north of Whangarei... more

The National Party's Arts, Culture and Heritage spokesperson says senior Te Papa staff should pay out the cost of their travel to a turtle funeral
	8 May: The National Party's Arts, Culture and Heritage spokesperson says senior Te Papa staff should pay out the cost of their travel to a turtle funeral... more

The northern half of the North Island from Taranaki and Taupo
	8 May: The northern half of the North Island from Taranaki and Taupo... more

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10 May: Putting an economic value on png's natural environment (RadioNZ)

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Today's News

Cycling:
Another damp day for the Kiwis at cycling's Giro D'Italia 10:07

Law and Order:
The man charged with murdering a woman at a Wellington social housing unit has reappeared in court 10:07

Politics:
Calls for student accommodation to fall under the Residential Tenancies Act 9:27

Health & Safety:
Getting the public on board with tougher long-term Covid-19 suggestions could be a challenge 8:57

Business:
The Trade Minister is confident a trade deal will get across the line with the European Union 8:37

Environment:
Many parts of the country have woken to the coldest morning of the year so far 8:37

Accident and Emergency:
One person is in a serious condition, after a major crash north of Auckland 8:37

Health & Safety:
General Practices are expecting huge demand for the Covid-19 vaccine 8:27

Business:
Queenstown's been the pick of the country for Australian tourists under the quarantine-free bubble 7:47

Christchurch:
One person is receiving hospital treatment for burns suffered in house fire in Christchurch 7:27

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