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Crews are cleaning up an oil spill along a stretch of State Highway 73, between Christchurch and the West Coast
Crews are cleaning up an oil spill along a stretch of State Highway 73, between Christchurch and the West Coast full story
In Upper Hutt near Kaitoke, the intersection of SH2 and Waterworks Road has reopened after a collision
In Upper Hutt near Kaitoke, the intersection of SH2 and Waterworks Road has reopened after a collision full story
Sandbagging stations are open in Australia's far north, where residents are braceding for a drenching, with a slow-moving monsoon expected to dump up to 700mm of rain
Sandbagging stations are open in Australia's far north, where residents are braceding for a drenching, with a slow-moving monsoon expected to dump up to 700mm of rain full story

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Today in NZ history - Mon, 29 Dec

1880 - Tuhiata hanged for murder of Mary Dobie

Tuhiata (known as Tuhi) was hanged in Wellington for the murder of the artist Mary Dobie at Te Namu Bay, Ōpunake. He wrote to the governor days before his execution, asking that 'my bad companions, your children, beer, rum and other spirits die with me'. more...

1931 - Floating dock breaks moorings in Wellington Harbour

Built in England, the Wellington Harbour Board’s new Jubilee Dock was 178 m long, 36 m wide and could lift ships displacing 17,000 tons. more...

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