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Canty ski-fields feeling the heat
Some Canterbury mountains didn't have enough snow to open this winter - climate science shows this is likely to become more common.
Nurses demand pay parity
Over 3000 primary healthcare workers are calling on the government to fund them a pay rise - but the Ministry of Health won't get involved.
MetroNews: 16th September 2020
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Ardern gives update on level 3 compliance
The Prime Minister outlines level 3 rule breaches, gives an update on schools and businesses.
PM reminds Kiwis they're not out of the woods yet
Jacinda Ardern says the Government continues to be firm on level 3 rules and asks New Zealand to stay vigilant.
DOC huts and campsites still closed in level 3
Visitors will be able to walk public tracks from today but they'll have to find somewhere else to sleep.
Why surfers are breaking lockdown
Some keen surfers continue to breach lockdown rules - why are they taking the risk?
PM urges Kiwis to be patient until lockdown ends
Jacinda Ardern warns every lockdown breach risks undoing the work done to stop COVID-19
'Increasing student debt is not a support package'
Student associations are disappointed with the Government package, saying loan increases aren't helpful during the COVID-19 pandemic
Covid-19 update
15 new Covid-19 cases have been announced, bringing the national total of confirmed and probable cases to 1,401.
Getting a Covid-19 test - what to expect
A Taupō man explains the ‘surreal’ experience of being tested for the coronavirus.
Police want help finding missing woman
Melissa Butterfield was last seen in Aranui on Friday and police would like information about her whereabouts.
Porters Pass fires and Darfield robbery linked
Police say they are investigating a connection between a stolen ATM and the massive fire.
Porters Pass fires could damage ecosystem
Large fires at Porters Pass could affect native wildlife in the area, says fire commander and DOC.
'Employ, educate, regenerate'
A Christchurch environmental organisation aims to revitalise Canterbury - and open opportunities for the disadvantaged along the way.
Race horse named 'The Terrorist' will keep name
Paul Court, the horse's co-owner, says changing the name would give the March 15 attacker what he wants.
Violence support service happy with Budget promise
A Christchurch-based family and sexual violence service is happy with the $320 million pledged to ending abuse in NZ.
St Albans community centre rebuild starts soon
Construction of building to facilitate a "healthy and vibrant" community will begin in the coming months and be complete by next year.
Crusaders players accused of homophobia
Crusaders management "devastated" and distressed" by allegation and implication of homophobic behaviour.
Labour MP wants safe traffic plan
Northern Corridor could make Cranford St a barrier, splitting a community in two. It's "not good enough", says Duncan Webb.
Homeless couple: 'Heaps of Aroha in the city'
A homeless pair in Latimer Square say their love for each other keeps their aspirations alive.