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Kalyn Ponga pips Shaun Johnson for NRL's Dally M Medal, Andrew Webster wins coach gong

Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson missed out on the Dally M medal by just a single point but his coach took out Coach of the Year.

Rugby World Cup: Injured quartet back as All Blacks name team to face Italy

Coach Ian Foster has named close to his top lineup for Saturday's vital pool A match in Lyon, with Sam Whitelock to break Richie McCaw's record off the pine.

Silver Ferns bounce back to beat England in game two of Taini Jamison Trophy

Silver Ferns avoid further embarrassment to level the series 1-1 after crushing England in Porirua.

Lotto Powerball: $15 million prize not struck, rolls over to $17m

The jackpot has rolled over to become a massive $17 million next week.

Man hospitalised after being shot by police on West Auckland motorway

A man has been hospitalised after being shot by police following an attempted carjacking on a West Auckland motorway.

Election 2023: Who won Newshub leaders’ debate? The verdicts on Chris Hipkins and Christopher Luxon

Our political writers give their thoughts on tonight's performances.

Bay of Plenty holds off Southland for 25-23 win in match dominated by bizarre substitution strategy

Inspired in part by the Springboks at the Rugby World Cup, Southland ran on all eight bench players in one go during the first half.

Election 2023: Steve Braunias - Christopher Luxon bores himself to sleep at Newshub debate

He was political leader as somnabulist, gabbling like a man talking in his sleep.

Election 2023: Chris Hipkins v Christopher Luxon in second leaders’ debate; new poll shows Nats need Winston Peters

Cost of living, law and order, health and education, what does and doesn't add up.

One person with critical injuries after car crash in Bay of Plenty

The single-car crash happened late on Wednesday night, with emergency services closing the road as they responded to it

Motorcyclist dies in Okere Falls crash near Rotorua

A motorcyclist has died after a crash in Rotorua, Bay of Plenty, this evening.

Recap: Silver Ferns vs England: Taini Jamison Series Game 2 in Wellington

Live: Silver Ferns atone for Game 1 shocker with runaway win over England.

Motorcyclist dies after crashing into the water in Rotorua

Two motorcycles were riding near Okere Falls when one of them crashed into the water.

Motorcyclist dies after crashing into water in Rotorua

Two accidents only a couple of hours apart leave roads closed.

Albany stabbing: Auckland Transport staff attend trauma workshops

Auckland Transport staff who saw a man fatally stabbed, or the aftermath of last week's attack at a bus station, are attending trauma recovery sessions this week.

Police hunt for group after they allegedly steal car and ram cop car

Police were looking for the vehicle in Palmerston North when it rammed their car and drove off - they have yet to be located.

Support denied for owners of storm-damaged homes in trusts

People with homes damaged by the summer storms face yet another obstacle as they learn their trust-owned properties disqualify them from accessing support.

Glen Eden gang stoush: Alleged Comancheros associates sentenced for machete attack on man they’d just hit with car

The victim was hit with a car before he was slashed with a machete and hunting knife.

Group to look at how artificial intelligence could intersects with the courts

An AI advisory group has been set up to help courts and judges, and will start with the benefits and pitfalls posed by the likes of Chat GPT.

Cyclone Gabrielle electricity outages beyond Transpower's control - Commerce Commission

Building a more resilient power grid is complex and may take a lot of time and money, Transpower says.

Tauranga Art Gallery: Charging tourists discussed at Tauranga City Council meeting

Gallery admission is free with a donation encouraged, but that could change.

Ross Shield: Second-day action at the tournament in Napier

Unbeaten sides Napier and Hastings East meet on Thursday afternoon.

Marlborough scoops aquabot awards at regional competition

Marlborough aquabot teams have sunken their opponents in an underwater robotics tournament, and five are now preparing for nationals.

Woman accused of murder in Tauranga keeps name suppression while fitness to stand trial explored

Her fitness to stand trial is being explored.

New report: Slower SH5 speeds prevent 34 crashes in 12 months

Cost-benefit modelling says avoided crashes created $93 million worth of benefits.

South Taranaki council takes on local te reo styles

A Taranaki council is revamping its te reo Māori policy to embrace variations of the language from across the district.

Warning around fake oxycodene pills issued after death of man in Napier

The tablets have been found to contain a highly potent synthetic opioid that can be fatal.

Former Good Morning host Mary Lambie loses her cool with crude TV rant

The television icon left Celebrity Treasure Island with a series of f-bombs after her team-mate didn't bail her out with his mercy card.

Disaster or lifesaver?: Featherston St layout changes endorsed

Palmerston North's Featherston St is to be made safer for cyclists, slower for cars.

Yellow stickers attached to cyclone-damaged homes going missing in Te Tai Rāwhiti

Yellow stickers attached to the front of unoccupied cyclone-damaged homes in Te Tai Rāwhiti have been mysteriously disappearing.

Rugby World Cup power rankings: Ireland win the fight to face the All Blacks

Stuff ranks the top eight teams in France, and there's a new number one.

Police want public to film any law-breaking Wellington protesters

Police preparing to supervise protests planned for Wellington central this week are asking bystanders to film it if any law breaking takes place, and to submit the images.

Who are the new Parliament protesters descending on Wellington?

Police are shutting down streets in the capital ahead of their arrival - but who are they?

Ethics questioned of US taser company working with NZ police

A US lawyer is cautioning New Zealand police to think twice about becoming more reliant on American taser and drone supplier Axon.

Police shoot person in West Auckland after alleged attempted carjackings at gunpoint

The incident occurred right on rush hour on Wednesday afternoon, resulting in the closure of the Lincoln Road off-ramp and motorway overbridge.

Shane Jones: The (unlikely?) singing politician using TikTok to encourage young people to vote

NZ First's Shane Jones is using spoof versions of classic songs and even a sea shanty to entice young people to vote.

Microsoft's Dan Walker excited to see how AI can disrupt inequity for Māori

Dan Walker went from a high school dropout to working at Microsoft. Now he's on a quest to improve Māori representation in the sector.

Sewer line collapse causes 13m deep sinkhole in Auckland's Parnell

Auckland Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson has been to see the sinkhole and says she is shocked at its size - 20m wide.

Playground to be named for children's author Joy Cowley

Much-loved writer Joy Cowley is to be honoured by having a children's playground named after her.

Equitable Transitions Strategy: Government delays plan to make climate action fairer

The government has delayed its strategy to help struggling households manage the costs of shifting to a low carbon economy. A critic says there's "no justification" for doing so.

Poor state of NZ's courtrooms impacting victims - advocate

Black mould. Lights loose and dangling from the ceiling. An entire courtroom flooded. Another "an absolute disgrace, quite frankly".

Cyclone Gabrielle: Silt clean-up needs far more than what government is offering - local council

The Hawke's Bay Regional Council says a $10 million boost to help clean up silt is still nowhere near enough.

Seals show up on Wellington train tracks, a beach and a porch

Seals have been popping up "here there and everywhere, lately" in Wellington, a Department of Conservation's marine ranger says.

Wellington protests: Evening commuters to be most affected

Roads have closed and Metlink has rerouted bus routes in preparation for political protests around the parliamentary precinct later this week.

Many court buildings in very poor condition with repair costs rising, documents show

Half the country's court buildings are crumbling, some are not safe or have mould and the cost of fixing them has blown out past a billion dollars, forcing a flagship project to be crimped to fit.

Auckland Transport spends $6 million on staff redundancies as part of cost-cutting drive

Auckland Transport has spent $6 million on staff redundancies as part of a drive to cut costs, including paying out some who were offered other jobs within the agency.

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