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'It's clear': Graham Annesley confirms Reece Walsh's pass was forward in Broncos win over Warriors

After the embarrassing blunder, NRL referee's boss says a review will consider giving the bunker the power to rule on forward passes.

'It's intense': Royal fans question Saturday school choice made by William and Kate

The Prince and Princess of Wales shocked royal fans with their decision to send their three children to Lambrook school, but it's a more recent revelation that has really gotten people talking.

Kerry Washington reveals she had an abortion when she was younger: 'Abortion is not a bad word'

Kerry Washington had a romantic encounter which led to the pregnancy, and provided doctors with a fake name to maintain her privacy.

Car crashes and 'somersaults' onto popular Sydney beach

A woman was practising parking when she backed into a concrete wall and flipped the car onto a busy Sydney beach.

Boil water notice not dampening holiday spirit in Queenstown

Queenstown hospitality venues are finding creative ways to deal with the boil water notice as tourists stream in for the school holidays.

Election 2023: Sir John Key to Christopher Luxon - ‘I would advise him to rule Winston in’

Key said it was a wise strategy by Luxon based on simple maths.

Scammers distort photos of Hilary Barry and Dai Henwood to sell weight loss pills

Hilary Barry has been forced to once again warn her fans not to fall for a scam.

Oil spill reported off coast of Banks Peninsula

Aa fishing vessel that ran aground on the south coast of Banks Peninsula has about 10,000 litres of diesel and 400 litres of hydraulic oil on board.

Mac Group, JNP Construction sentenced over workplace incident: Victim Mosese Foketi unable to work two years on

A wall collapsed on, crushed demo worker Mosese Foketi, breaking his back, foot, shoulder.

Christopher Luxon insists he can handle Winston Peters, and he may need to

Christopher Luxon says he will “pick up the phone” to broker a deal with Winston Peters, if he has to. And polling shows he may need to.

Skeletal remains in Otago challenge long-held beliefs about life on the goldfields

Researchers reveal the types of food eaten by 18 unidentified individuals, the duration they were breastfed for and dietary changes in the final months of their lives.

'This has gone too far': Best friend turns on co-accused in murder, arson trial

Sean Hayde has told a court it was his co-accused, Greg Hart who plunged a knife into the neck of his flatmate.

Police admit mistake with breath test of passenger instead of driver in left-hand drive car at checkpoint

A police spokesperson admitted the officer made a mistake.

Doctor who failed to order ECG and blood test found to have breached code

A doctor who did not order an electrocardiogram and blood test for a woman with chest pain has been found in breach of the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights.

Cockle Bay homicide: Murder accused takes the stand to accuse his childhood friend of sole responsibility for killing Wiremu Arapo

Gregory Hart watched from the dock as his childhood friend accused him of murder.

Man charged with damaging elevator at Loafers Lodge

A 25-year-old man has been charged with intentionally damaging the elevator at Loafers Lodge in Wellington just weeks before a fatal fire.

Radio host attempted murder trial: Interview played of Jagraj Singh, accused of aiding attack on Harnek Singh

Auckland-based radio celebrity Harnek Singh was stabbed dozens of times.

Election 2023: Winston Peters, New Zealand First and Green Party big winners in new poll, Labour and National down

National and Act's 60 seats would need NZ First to govern in new poll.

Hunt for Queenstown’s cryptosporidium source shifts to businesses

Recent water supply tests have been negative for the parasite. Now the council awaits the results of 70 tests on CBD businesses.

Two friends accused of fatally shooting duo during Auckland ‘crime spree’

It was one hell of a month in Auckland with a spate of shootings, the court heard.

Prisoners smoking in Rotorua Courthouse cells cause fire alarm disruption, judge tells court

Rotorua Courthouse evacuated after fire alarm goes off during hearing.

Old nurses’ hostel: Hinepare will be in Napier’s grass by Christmas

Five months after demolition started, nurses home will be gone by the end of the week.

Man's appeal against convictions over gang killing questions jury deliberations

Codi Wilkinson's body was found two weeks after he suffered a brutal attack. Now a man charged over his death has had one of his convictions quashed.

Spike in interest in Kiwi homes from United Arab Emirates - Sotheby's

After National proposed lifting the foreign buyers ban on high-end homes, interest leapt from many countries, none more than the United Arab Emirates.

First-home buyers, immigration driving housing market up - report

Prices are rising in the housing market but the uptick may not last to the other side of next year.

Baby's cherry blossom survives the debris flow at Queenstown cemetery, fate of headstone unknown

About one-third of Queenstown Cemetery has been inundated by logs, mud and debris and friends of family don't know if headstones have survived.

Labour promises investment in green business, EVs, clean jobs

Labour's climate to-do list presents new ideas alongside criticism of opponents' repeal plans.

Crews contain house fire in Manawatū

Fire crews called to the home in Feilding just after 1pm have contained the blaze, but a cause is yet to be determined.

Ship carrying 10,000 litres of diesel runs aground near penguin habitat

The crew of the 25m fishing vessel were airlifted to safety on Sunday night, but their ship remains stuck near an endangered penguin habitat

Plastic just won't dry in the dishwasher? We may have a solution

This hack could well allow you to say goodbye to dripping wet containers.

Great South faces city council reckoning

Fallout continues from the long-planned oat milk factory being relocated to Canterbury.

73 Kiwis amongst hundreds stranded in Vanuatu as sole 737 plane is grounded, again

The airline’s only Boeing 737 aircraft – which connects Vanuatu with NZ and Australia – has been out of action for the second time this year.

One dead, two seriously injured after NZ yacht accident off Fiji coast

One member of a New Zealand yachting crew has died and two more are seriously injured after being struck by a broken mast off the coast of Fiji.

Know your rights - police officer thrown off game by left-hand driver

Watch: A police officer has been caught on camera breathalysing the passenger of a left-hand drive car before waving them through a checkpoint this weekend.

Covid-19 update: 2998 new cases, 18 deaths attributed to virus

There have been 2998 new cases of Covid-19 reported in New Zealand over the past week, and 18 further deaths attributed to the virus.

ACC claims on the rise for accidents related to mobile phone use

More people are walking into trees, tripping over and falling down curbs while using their phones, and it's costing more every year.

Two doctors missed woman's fatal cancer symptoms - Commissioner

A woman who visited a medical clinic in 2020 with symptoms of weight loss and fatigue was not examined by one of her doctors and died of cancer within a few weeks.

Alleged West Auckland imposter dentist charged with operating X-ray machine without licence

A man accused of operating as an unlicensed dentist in West Auckland is facing dozens of charges relating to his alleged ruse.

Kāinga Ora's plans for 140 new homes in Blenheim

Kāinga Ora is proposing to replace a number of existing homes in Blenheim and purchase new builds from developers over the next two years.

Names of children found dead in suitcases revealed

The two children whose bodies were found in a suitcase in a storage facility last year can be named.

Council puts down Gisborne family's pet dog after mistaking it for another dog

Gisborne District Council says it is investigating the "very unfortunate incident".

Weather: Heavy rain warnings in place for Gisborne and Eastern Bay of Plenty

Heavy rain warnings are in place for the Gisborne and Eastern Bay of Plenty region with the worst of the downpour expected this morning.

Mayday call: Three NZers on yacht seriously injured

Three New Zealanders on board a yacht are seriously injured after being hit by a broken mast off the coast of Fiji, with one now receiving medical attention on a cruise ship.

More gastro outbreak cases than reported - health official

The Southern Medical Officer of Health says while there are 31 confirmed cases of cryptosporidium, she's sure there are more than what's being reported.

Flood rescue teams pulled back over pay, conditions dispute

RNZ can reveal Auckland, Northland, Nelson and Whakatāne were without the extra water rescue help during widespread floods in May.

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