A Dunedin judge ordered a repeat family violence offender to wear a GPS ankle bracelet and stay out of the city after hearing 'terror' in the victim's voice. The case highlights the use of technology to protect survivors and the challenges of rehabilitation in New Zealand.
US missiles strike Iran as Houthi attacks threaten Red Sea shipping. Oil prices surge, diplomatic paths emerge. New Zealand faces global ripple effects.
Thirty Black Ferns will face off in the Super Rugby Aupiki final as Matatū host the Blues at Te Kaha Stadium. With a home final for the first time and a third title on the line, friendship takes a back seat to glory.
The European Commission has fined Google €890 million (NZD$1.7 billion) for violating the Digital Markets Act, marking a major win for competition and consumer rights. But with 'constructive' talks ongoing, the tech giant may avoid further penalties.
A Man Up mentor who helped gang members leave violence behind has been convicted of threatening to kill his own wife. The case exposes the gap between public roles and private actions.
A new report shows merging Wellington, Porirua, and the Hutt Valley could cost $269 million upfront but deliver $930 million in savings over 25 years. Local leaders debate the future of regional governance.
Police officer Ravi Naidoo has been stripped of his powers and uniform as he transitions to a Labour candidacy, sparking a debate about ethics, transparency, and the balance between public service and political ambition in New Zealand.
Ukraine's President Zelensky sacks army chief Syrsky amid protests over stalled military reforms, appointing moderniser Mykhailo Drapaty. A story of loyalty versus change in wartime.
Auckland councillors have approved a plan to allow high rises near transport hubs, protecting 85% of the city from development while tackling the housing crisis.
From Waiheke Island to Samoa, Kiwi stars share their favorite holiday spots and bucket-list destinations, blending nature, community, and cultural discovery.
Auckland Council is set to vote on a revised intensification plan that would remove density around local centres and focus new housing near frequent transport corridors, a shift that could reshape the city’s growth for decades.
Andrew and Tristan Tate face 59 charges after their arrest in Miami. The case tests international justice, victims' rights, and the power of political connections.
Winston Peters is betting on global anxiety to sell a $1 billion oil and gas survey, but the policy's path is fraught with political and practical hurdles. Our analysis of the party's convention reveals a pitch built on fear, a fragile coalition future, and a lineup of new faces.
Tourists are risking their lives for the perfect photo of Taranaki Maunga. Police and locals say enough is enough.
An 81-year-old landlord thought he was helping the homeless by renting out a derelict Palmerston North property. The Tenancy Tribunal disagreed, fining him $17,658 for unsafe conditions.
New Zealand launches a world-first vaccination programme for kākāpō against bird flu, blending proactive science with deep ecological care as the virus arrives on our shores.
From Pula's Roman ruins to Dubrovnik's medieval walls, Croatia's Adriatic coast offers a journey through history, culture, and nature. This guide helps progressive travelers explore sustainably.
Wellington City Council data reveals the most effective ways to beat a parking ticket, from system errors to creative excuses. Over a third of appeals succeed.
As New Zealand grapples with the challenges of regional governance, a potential merger between Marlborough and Kaikōura is emerging as a test case for how communities can reshape their future.
Whakatāne, Ōpōtiki, and Kawerau are exploring a breakaway unitary council, citing economic strength and community will. Mayor Victor Moore looks to Gisborne as a model.
In a landmark ruling, a mother has been awarded nearly $350,000 in legal costs after a six-year battle to be recognized as an employee caring for her disabled son. The decision exposes a systemic failure to value family carers and raises urgent questions about the government's proposed legislation.
The passing of Qatar's Father Emir prompted global condolences and a unified Gulf response, even as an Iranian missile strike tested regional stability and drew sharp condemnation from the UAE.
Astronomers have detected a natural sugar in interstellar space for the first time, challenging assumptions about how life's building blocks form and suggesting our solar system was seeded with organic compounds from beyond.
The Warriors are finally approaching full strength as Origin stars Mitch Barnett and Kurt Capewell return for the Dragons clash. Both the men's and women's teams are pushing for playoff spots, reflecting a broader shift in New Zealand sport.
As the world watches oil markets teeter on the edge of volatility, one nation holds more sway than any other: China. According to Karen Young, a senior research scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy, 'Where Chinese demand goes is really the most important piece of the puzzle.' For New Zealanders filling up at the pump, understanding China's next move could be key to
Patients arriving by ambulance at Palmerston North Hospital faced waits of more than two hours to enter the emergency department on Monday. The delays, driven by winter demand, are a symptom of a system under strain across New Zealand.
On a family farm that has been in the same hands for 173 years, a new kind of gold is being harvested. Not the mineral kind, but something far more personal: colostrum, the nutrient rich first milk produced by mammals after birth.
A couple left their rental spotless, only for vandals to break in and leave meth contamination. The Tenancy Tribunal ruled the tenants are liable, raising questions about fairness and evidence in New Zealand's rental market.
Prince Harry's UK visit took a playful turn with goat yoga and water fights, offering a rare glimpse of joy amid ongoing family tensions. The Duke of Sussex also opened up about grief and resilience during a charity event for bereaved military children.
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