Stuart Nash 'needs to leave Parliament tonight' - Christopher Luxon
A visibly incensed Opposition leader called Napier MP Stuart Nash’s actions “serious and egregious”.
Read moreWoman charged after alleged hate crime in Palmerston North
The arrest comes after a couple say a female harassed and yelled racial slurs at them in the street.
Read moreClaire Trevett: Stuart Nash’s sacking was a no-brainer - but questions linger
Nash's last sin made his first two pale in comparison.
Read moreSouth Island asked to conserve power immediately, or risk cuts
Temperatures plummeted, and demand for electricity is beyond what the grid can handle.
Read morePerson dies in Queenstown workplace incident
Emergency services were notified of the incident this afternoon.
Read moreInjured All Black Quinn Tupaea still angry over Darcy Swain's cleanout that caused ACL injury
Still more than three months away from a return to action, the All Blacks midfielder remains angry at the Wallabies lock and says it's going to take a long time to get over.
Read moreStuart Nash sacked as minister after email to donors emerged
Stuart Nash has been sacked as a minister, after Stuff revealed he had emailed donors detailing private Cabinet discussions.
Read moreFar North iwi warn people to stay off roads as blaze burns in Cape Rēinga
Multiple fire crews have been called to the remote scrub fire at Cape Rēinga.
Read moreMāori historian Ross Calman granted honorary doctorate for work revitalising te reo
When Ross Calman first enrolled at university, he had only a superficial knowledge of te reo and his whakapapa.
Read moreLawyer who ignored vulnerable clients barred from practising for two years
Overstayers trying to apply for visas to stay in New Zealand had their visas put at risk.
Read moreDungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves: An action-comedy that's a huge pile of fun
REVIEW: This is a film that knows what it is here to do. It mostly wants to evoke memories of The Princess Bride. Incredibly, it succeeds.
Read morePhone Booth at 20: Still one of Colin Farrell's most mesmerising performances
REVIEW: Morally bankrupt and fashion-challenged, Stu Shepard deserves a place alongside Falling Down's D-Fens and Taxi Driver's Travis Bickle as one of cinema's great anti-heroes.
Read moreSuggestions of delay in redress an insult, say survivors of abuse in state care
Survivors of abuse in state care say suggestions they could face delays in receiving redress are an insult.
Read moreCentral Stags' Josh Clarkson stars with bat and ball to lead them to Ford Trophy title
Stags' allrounder delivers statement to Black Caps' selectors in Ford Trophy final with unbeaten ton and three wickets.
Read moreStuart Nash sacked from Cabinet after new email scandal
The latest scandal relates to a pandemic-era commercial rent relief package.
Read moreA Town Called Malice: Neon's lurid, flavourful, somewhat fruity '80s crime-thriller cocktail
REVIEW: This might have pretentious of being the next Animal Kingdom, Sexy Beast or Gangs of London, but it’s best enjoyed as a Guy Ritchie-style caper.
Read moreInside the world's biggest aircraft flying to Christchurch and Auckland every day
A private shower, your own large TV, and unlimited caviar are among the perks on offer in first class on Emirates' A380 planes.
Read moreReported armed robbery at Z Energy in Palmerston North sparks fog cannon
A sign in the window of the locked up Z Energy service station asked patrons not to questions staff about the incident.
Read moreChristchurch residents urged to conserve power to head off power cuts
People in Christchurch, Rangiora and Kaiapoi are being asked to reduce their electricity use to minimise the risk of power cuts.
Read moreBuilder loses licence for nine months and fined after poor $170,000 church renovation
Exposed asbestos, a wonky door, and uneven steps were just some of the workmanship issues.
Read moreSouth Island asked to conserve power immediately, or risk cuts
Temperatures in the South Island plummeted, and demand for electricity is beyond what the grid can handle.
Read moreOld Auckland police station documents burglary: Michael Robertson sentenced to prison
The documents were found after a series of burglaries at the former police station.
Read morePerson injured in water incident at Auckland's Epsom
Three police cars are parked outside Epsom Girls' Grammar School's aquatic centre and a person has been taken to hospital.
Read moreE hiahia ana te iwi ki te whakaahua o te rangatira, engari e noho mātāmua kē ana ngā uri
Ka $1m pea te hokonga atu o te whakaahua o te rangatira o Ngāti Kahungunu. E manako ana te iwi ki te kaingākau o te kaihoko ki te tikanga Māori.
Read moreIwi would love portrait of rangatira, but has more pressing priorities for its people
Portrait of Ngāti Kahungunu rangatira could sell for $1m. Iwi hopes new owner values tikanga Māori.
Read moreWeather: Interislander ferries cancelled as cold front brings snow, strong winds, rain
Parts of the South Island have seen dustings of snow as swells reaching over 5 metres are set to hit the south coast of Wellington.
Read more‘Stop Co-Governance’ rally organiser Julian Batchelor used photo of world’s oldest man to illustrate rally support because attendees wanted to stay anonymous
The so-called Stop Co-governance roadshow uses images of others presented as supporters.
Read moreLunch with… Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown and wife Toni - love, marriage, and facing up to the council cost challenges
Wayne's World: Why Wellington needs to keep out of Auckland's business.
Read morePay freeze on high-earning public servants relaxed
A public pay freeze introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic has been relaxed, after the government received updated advice.
Read moreMinister pledged change to immigration settings, ferry boss says
The immigration minister is looking to add skippers and deckhands to the list of roles eligible for fast-track visas, the boss of Fullers 360 says.
Read moreTranspower urges Christchurch residents to conserve power to mitigate risk of cuts
Transpower is calling on consumers in Christchurch, Rangiora and Kaiapoi to reduce electricity usage this evening to minimise the risk of power cuts.
Read moreMBIE told to apologise to seafarers who struggled to get MIQ spot
The chief ombudsman says the ministry acted unreasonably while handling their MIQ case.
Read more14-hour Stratford standoff ends peacefully
No one was hurt in the ordeal, despite at least three shots being fired by the alleged offender.
Read moreCollaboration is key to building international resilience to natural hazards - GNS Science
A new Memorandum of Cooperation has been signed by GNS Science and Japan’s National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED).
Read moreTokomaru Bay reconnected to Gisborne with bypass road
The 2.2km route, named Pourau Road, provides a way around State Highway 35's busted Hikuwai No.1 Bridge.
Read moreSecond person charged over meth concealed in beer cans
A second man has been charged in relation to a methamphetamine import concealed in a large shipment of Honey Bear House Beer. A search warrant executed two weeks ago at...
Read moreGloriavale accused of misleading plaintiffs in employment case
The Christian community appeared with a lawyer for closing submissions, despite previously saying they could no longer afford a legal team.
Read moreSpicer Landfill odour issues necessitate short-term solution to space woes - Porirua City Council
Porirua City Council is committed to tackling short and long-term issues facing Spicer Landfill, namely odour and needing more room for the city’s waste.
Read moreExcitement as security guards initiate for Fair Pay Agreement - E Tu
Security guards have made their voices heard and now have enough signatures to initiate a Fair Pay Agreement (FPA) for workers in their occupation.
Read moreCoast chair goes in coup - Birchfield removed and deputy Haddock elected
Allan Birchfield hurried out of the West Coast Regional Council chambers today, seconds after five of six councillors voted to sack him from the job.
Read moreSymposium in Wellington to address the Myanmar crisis
An important symposium titled " Myanmar Crisis: Is There a Pathway to Democracy?" will be held in Wellington on Friday 31 March, bringing together experts and key figures from the fields of politics, academia, and human rights.
Read moreAlpine Aqualand to re-open on weekends from Saturday - QLDC
Locals can make a big splash when Alpine Aqualand reopens on weekends once again from this Saturday (1 April).
Read moreNext steps for Awatoto - Napier City Council
Awatoto is getting back to normal with businesses beginning to clean up and plan for recovery.
Read moreSumatran tiger Mencari dies at Hamilton Zoo aged 23
A Sumatran tiger described as a grand old lady has died at Hamilton Zoo.
Read moreMan arrested following standoff in Stratford
The man involved in a police standoff in Stratford has been taken into custody.
Read moreGreat slowdown continues: Masterton council proposes speed cuts
The great slowdown of the region's roads continues with Masterton District Council's new draft speed management plan proposing slashed speed limits around schools, marae, and on "high-risk" roads.
Read moreUniversities launch 'Piki Ake' - Universities New Zealand
The Pike Ake transition programme seeks to redesign the trajectory for MÄori researchers across New Zealand’s eight universities.
Read moreHamilton Zoo farewells Mencari, oldest Sumatran tiger on record - Hamilton City Council
Hamilton Zoo’s dearly loved Sumatran tiger Mencari has passed away at the grand age of 23.
As the oldest Sumatran tiger in current records, and one of the oldest residents at the Zoo, Dr Baird Fleming, Zoo Director said Mencari will be greatly missed.
Read moreLocally led approach to 2023 Census for Hawke's Bay and Te Tairawhiti - Statistics NZ
A locally led, nationally supported, taskforce has been established to deliver the 2023 Census in the Hawke’s Bay and Te TairÄwhiti, Stats NZ said today.
Read moreGenerous donors gift historic property sale proceeds to Hawke's Bay Foundation
It’s hoped the sale proceeds from an iconic Hawkes Bay property launching on the market today are set to underpin the biggest gift ever made to Hawkes Bay Foundation by a single donor.
Read morePolice seek help in finding missing man Joneper Canoy
Police are concerned for the welfare of a man who has been reported missing and was last seen in Cambridge.
Read moreChief Ombudsman recommends MBIE apologises to MIQ seafarers
Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier is recommending that the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment apologises to two seafarers over the advice it gave the COVID-19 Response Minister during the pandemic.
Read moreJust 3% of $500m 'drawn down' to improve or build mental health hospital facilities
New figures show the government has called on just 3 percent of the half a billion dollars approved to build or expand mental health hospital facilities.
Read moreORC lifts bus drivers’ wages for third time to $30 p/h
The Otago Regional Council is for the third time in seven months lifting the pay rates of bus drivers for its two bus contractors in Dunedin and Queenstown.
Read moreSnapper in Hauraki Gulf found with milky white flesh syndrome, scientists investigating
NIWA has been called in to investigate evidence of snapper in the Hauraki Gulf suffering from milky white flesh syndrome.
Read moreNelson’s Annual Plan aims to build resilience to severe weather events
Significant recovery costs from August 2022’s severe weather event are one of the key changes in Nelson City Council’s 2023/24 Annual Plan Consultation Document as the organisation looks to increase the city’s resilience to floods and heavy rainfall.
Read moreFoxton surf lifeguards receive recognition for saving family of four
Foxton Surf Life Saving Club have won recognition for a rescue undertaken on Sunday, 5 February, taking out second place in the bp Rescue of the Month.
Read moreMayor announces next step in the Big Auckland Fix-Up
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown today announced a comprehensive emergency recovery plan which will help rebuild the region and better prepare Aucklanders for future weather events.
Read moreStoats be gone: Kiwi heading to Motutapu Island once more - Save the Kiwi
More than two years after a stoat incursion put a halt to kiwi being released onto Auckland’s Motutapu Island, this week approximately 25 juvenile kiwi will be released onto the motu, heralding the re-launch of Save the Kiwi’s "To the motu and back" KÅhanga Kiwi programme for Coromandel br
Read moreExhibition reveals unseen view of Taranaki’s botanical history - NPDC
Taranaki’s botanic history through the eyes of the late Fanny Bertha Good takes centre stage in new temporary exhibition opening at NPDC’s Puke Ariki on 7 April.
Read moreMassey University and Kaplan Professional launch new financial advice Diploma
Now that all financial advisers in New Zealand who are authorised to provide regulated financial advice have met the equivalent of Level 5 (Version 2), a new purpose-built qualification will offer the opportunity to set themselves apart from the crowd.
Read moreCollaborative catchment project aims to better understand E.coli - DairyNZ
A collaborative project between DairyNZ and the Nguturoa Catchment Group in the Manawatu aims to understand, model and manage E.coli in rural waterways.
Read moreWater restrictions dry up for the year - Hamilton City Council
Summer has come to an end without Hamilton moving into water restrictions, in a new record for the river city.
Water restrictions dry up for the year
Summer has come to an end without Hamilton moving into water restrictions, in a new record for the river city.
Read moreSurf Lifeguards incredible Cyclone Gabrielle response recognised by bp - SLSNZ
When Cyclone Gabrielle struck early on Tuesday, 14 February 2023, the Hawke’s Bay Search and Rescue (SAR) Squad responded by heading to the Esk Valley and rescuing many people trapped by floodwaters.
Read more'Kiwis have low confidence in Govt’s ability to prioritise care for older NZers'
A new survey has revealed that New Zealanders have lost confidence in the Government’s ability to support the struggling aged care sector, and have serious concerns for the future and its ability to provide adequate care for the country’s aging population.
Read moreLet Ports of Auckland do its job - Maritime Union of New Zealand
The Maritime Union says Ports of Auckland is back on track and there is no need to "mess with success."
The Union was responding to news of a review of the Ports of Auckland by Flagstaff Consulting Group being funded by the Mayor’s office.
Read moreWaikato District Council launches new online offering - Council
It’s now easier for Waikato district residents to do business with Council following the launch of their account-based online system.
Read moreConsumer NZ finds supermarket aisles 'awash with dubious green claims'
A Consumer NZ investigation into the green claims on a basket of supermarket goods has found greenwashing claims are rife in Aotearoa.
Read moreAutumn 'health check' for Hunua Ranges kauri begins
A survey of kauri health began today in Te NgÄherehere o Kohukohunui / Hunua Ranges, in the hope it will confirm the forest is still free of the deadly kauri dieback disease.
Read moreCoastguard Auckland celebrates arrival of new vessel - Coastguard NZ
At the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, "Home of the America’s Cup", Coastguard Auckland volunteers and supporters will this Thursday welcome its new Lotto-funded Coastguard Rescue Vessel (CRV) named ‘Alpha’ - made possible through a unique America’s Cup partnership between Coastguard, L
Read moreIncreased off-peak discounts among Metlink fare changes from 1 April - GWRC
Off-peak discounts on Metlink bus and train services are among the fare changes being introduced on the Greater Wellington public transport network from Saturday, 1 April 2023.
Read morePublic Forum paints a 'concerning picture' for New Dunedin Hospital - DCC
Mayor of Dunedin Jules Radich says views presented at this morning’s Council meeting highlight why the New Dunedin Hospital must be built with the services, facilities and amenities as specified in the Detailed Business Case approved by Cabinet in 2020.
Read moreCovid-19 data visualisations: NZ in numbers
Track the very latest Covid-19 data in New Zealand, with new charts on the current trends from RNZ data journalist Farah Hancock.
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