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Tributes for 37-year-old Mount Maunganui dad who died after fleeing from police, running into sea

Police say the man died after running 'into the sea in an effort to avoid arrest'.

Sydney church terrorist stabbing: Reports teen’s finger chopped off after attack

Image circulating on social media shows handcuffed teenager with hand bandaged.

Smaller agencies cutting deepest into staffing, data to date shows

Smaller agencies are making deepest cuts as they look to save costs, RNZ data shows.

Warner Bros boss regrets jobs still being lost despite Stuff deal: 'It does come with a downside'

However, some journalists are welcoming the agreement that will see the 6pm news stay on Kiwis' televisions.

Court of Appeal weighs in on Black Power member Kevin Moore’s drawn-out fight against eviction

Kevin Moore claims he is tangata whenua and refuses to move from the beachside land.

Police release name of man who died after running into sea

Police have released the name of the man who died after running into the sea at Mt Maunganui on 15 April.

Newshub closure: The history of TV3 news broadcasts in New Zealand

From day 1 rivalry to Corngate to "puffed up little shit", it's been an eventful 34 years.

Great Barrier Island residents squeezed out of housing market by holidaymakers, locals say

Great Barrier Island residents are living in caravans, tents and shipping containers, claiming wealthy holidaymakers buying up baches have pushed them out of the market.

How to talk to children about traumatic events

In the wake of a brutal stabbing attack at a Sydney mall, RNZ asks a clinical psychologist how parents should talk to their children about traumatic events.

Former Nelson dental clinic worker with ‘gambling problem’ sentenced on fraud charges

Roxanne Arsi altered invoices sent by the clinic so the money went into her account.

Rotorua ram raid: Masked and hooded thieves smash through PC Hutt

The owner got a shock when he arrived at his work and saw what the thieves did.

Voyager Media Awards: NZME snares 22 nominations for top journalism prizes

Glitzy prizegiving event to be held at Shed 10 on Auckland’s Viaduct on May 24.

Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark subject to code of conduct complaint

The mayor used racially charged language when he appeared on a satirical news show.

Former building inspector accused of bribery and corruption

A former Auckland council building inspector and a company director are facing charges for bribery and corruption.

Whanganui rose breeder Bob Matthews gets national recognition

The roses Bob Matthews creates have to possess the 'wow factor'.

Bail refused for man charged over injuries to teen run over in Ngāruawhāhia

A man charged over a hit and run incident that left a teenager in a critical condition has failed in his bid for bail.

Missing man found after nearly 24 hours in bush, airlifted to hospital

A man is being airlifted to hospital after losing his kayak and spending almost 24 hours in the bush.

Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark faces code of conduct investigation over use of racial slur

Nobby Clark has come under fire following an interview he gave comedian Guy Williams, which has been described as a "train wreck" by one of his elected members.

Beach search for Joseph Ahuriri comes to 'disappointing' end - police

A beach dig for clues into the disappearance of a Gisborne father has failed to yield any clues, police say.

Hawke's Bay police want information on whereabouts of stolen road spikes

A set of road spikes were stolen from police while they were recovering a stolen car in Hawke's Bay.

Ministry of Education job cuts may affect school lunch programme

There is concern the team delivering the programme could be halved, while RNZ has also been told it will be "decimated".

Authorities refuse to enforce Brynderwyns detour ban following truck crash

Residents are furious after a large truck "brazenly" drove through checkpoints and became stuck on a hairpin bend - blocking both lanes for hours.

Level of contamination ‘not known’ in about 70 percent of West Coast sites

There are still big gaps in the knowledge about the number of contaminated and environmentally hazardous sites on the West Coast.

Truck crashes into power pole, lines down in Waikato

A lane of a main road leading into the Coromandel Peninsula is open again following a truck crash.

As it happened: Three's 6pm news to be provided by Stuff in bulletins deal

Stuff will drop the Newshub name as it takes over Three's 6pm bulletin with fewer than 40 of 250 staff to be brought over.

Person dies in farm accident near Ashburton

A person has died following a workplace accident on a mid-Canterbury farm.

Hastings homeowners may face 25% rates increase

Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst says the council has to get its infrastructure rebuilt after Cyclone Gabrielle.

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