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Drone crews have identified 17 more hotspots at the Port Hills fire, meaning there are now 40 hotspots that firefighters are actively working to extinguish today. There are 100 firefighters and 20 support personnel working alongside five helicopters ...

Residents affected by the Port Hills fire are working to improve fire resilience around their properties as the blaze continues in Christchurch, five days on.

A Worsleys Road resident says there will be a community meeting next week about building resilience to fires on the Port Hills. The large blaze is...

Drones had been flown over the are, with 30 hotspots to be prioritised before the wind picks up.

Fire crews are 'working hard' to extinguish hot spots ahead of norwesters on Sunday.

Christchurch's Adventure Park is nowhere near as damaged as it was in the 2017 fire, but it will remain closed until at least Easter for repairs once it is safe to re-enter.

Fire and Emergency New Zealand is urging people to stay away from the Port Hills area for their recreational activities this weekend. Incident Commander Dave Stackhouse says a massive effort from all our firefighters, helicopters, diggers and support ...

But people in affected areas should have a bag packed with essentials and make sure they have plans in place for animals if they need to be evacuated again.

A house has been gutted as the fire grew to cover 650 hectares of land

Fire and Emergency New Zealand crews are battling a large fire on Christchurch’s Port Hills with over 130 firefighters set to remain at the scene...