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Hanna McCallum15:54, Jul 08 2021 Simon Maude/Stuff One person was treated with smoke inhalation after a house fire in Lyttelton. (File photo) Firefighters responding to a house fire near Christchurch were hampered by a car parked over a fire hydrant outside. Emergency services responded to the blaze on Cressy Tce, Lyttelton, about 1.40pm on Thursday. Fire investigator Wayne Hamilton said the Lyttelton volunteer fire brigade was the first to respond and found the lounge and living area was “...

No-one was in the house when the blaze erupted, but it received significant damage when flames tore through the roof.

Paragould man arrested in child porn case Nicholas Wayne Hamilton, 33, of Paragould was arrested Friday on suspicion of distribute, possession or viewing sexual conduct involving a child after an investigation by Jonesboro police. (Source: Craighead Co. Sheriffs Office) By Region 8 Newsdesk | April 9, 2021 at 5:34 PM CDT - Updated April 9 at 5:34 PM JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A $250,000 bond was set Friday for a Paragould man who reportedly used social media to view child exploitation vide...

Aussie Home Loans CEO James Symond has listed his double apartment with a $16m price guide.

An electrical fault with a multi-box is believed to be the cause of a blaze in a shed that spread to a nearby house in Christchurch.

Therapy, music and friendship: Program helps veterans Andrew Jansen, Springfield News-Leader Morgan Robertson approached John Cowen and asked if she could touch his hand.  Cowen said yes and Robertson positioned the 87-year-old Army veterans fingers on the fretboard. At first, the sound was muted. But as Cowen pressed harder on the strings, the music grew louder.  "Ive always loved music," Cowen said. Cowen, a piano player and drummer, played in a dance band on weekends wh...

Christchurch has had 59.2 millimetres of rain since December 20, more than the average for the month of 46.8mm. Hamilton said the rain had given firefighters some short-term relief, but all it would take was a couple of days of dry, windy weather to dry vegetation out again. “The hills are still brown. We dont want people to be complacent.” The fire risk across Christchurch was high, he said, while the wet weather encouraged new growth that ended up becoming dry and adding to the fuel. ...