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Police will today continue investigating two deaths in Christchurch and Wellington 25 April 2021 A homicide investigation's been launched in relation to the Christchurch death, after a person was found with critical injuries at a property in Sydenham yesterday afternoon. Residents in the area can expect to see a continued Police prescence as a result. The death of a woman in Wellington is also being looked into. She was found at a house on Brooklyn Road in Mt Cook, at 6.30 last night.

Two deaths: Woman killed in Wellington, man charged with murder; homicide inquiry in Christchurch 24 Apr, 2021 07:56 PM 2 minutes to read A man has been charged with murder following the death of a woman in the Wellington suburb of Mt Cook yesterday. A man has been charged with murder following the death of a woman in the Wellington suburb of Mt Cook yesterday. NZ Herald A man has been charged with murder after the death of a woman in the Wellington suburb of Mt Cook. The woman's body was located at an address on Brooklyn Rd about 6.30pm on Saturday, Police said a 42-year-old man was taken ...

A man has been arrested and charged with murder after a woman was found dead ata Mt Cook address.

The coroner said the footage was from Waka Kotahi The New Zealand Transport Agency, Wellington City Council, and Metlink. In an order issued on Thursday the coroner said the nature of the footage was such that it would be an “affront to decency” and could lead to hurt and offence if not anguish, particularly for Waikari’s family and friends. The cause of the death is thus far unknown. Following the death, the bus driver involved told Wellington secretary of the Tramways Union Kevin O'Sullivan, that he saw the man standing on the kerb after he dropped him off and only realised what h...

Victoria University of Wellington law professor Gordon Anderson said companies might be able to dismiss employees stuck across the Tasman, but courts or the Employment Relations Authority would likely set a high bar for such an action. "Whether it would go as far as allowing you to sack people would be a bit tricky because can they then sack you if you go on an Adventure Holiday to Mt Cook, break your leg and are in hospital for three weeks? "If they take any disciplinary action against you it has to be what a reasonable employer would do in all of the circumstances.