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Jailed tax fraudster used information bought on dark web

Nicholas Ngwun bought people's credit card details and personal information, and submitted 121 fraudulent documents to Inland Revenue

Bird flu in NZ: 'It could be any day now'

"It's all down to whether or not a bird happens to fly across a body of water with the disease," says the biosecurity minister.

Flood-hit couple living in campervan months after forever home was swamped

While the floodwaters have long gone, Little River locals are still rebuilding their lives on the slow road to recovery.

Kyle Whorrall murder case: Judge jails Auckland woman who tried to hide SUV

The American was nearing graduation when he was attacked with a machete at a bus stop.

Dark web tax scam: Auckland fraudster jailed over $2m Inland Revenue scheme

Personal information was bought on the dark web to access myIR accounts.

Former Act Party Tim Jago president admits fresh historical sex abuse charge

The charge was laid late last year.

Video surfaces of councillor Christine Fletcher accusing Mayor Wayne Brown of swearing at meeting

The mayor said robust debate was an inevitable part of representing Aucklanders.

Paul Henry delivers comms masterclass, but will it last?

OPINION: The broadcaster's turn on the political stage was refreshing – even nostalgic.

Hamilton man Caleb Turner files IPCA complaint after being tasered while surrendering

Caleb Turner has filed an excessive force complaint with the IPCA.

Christchurch parking scam: Fake QR code stickers prompt council warning

Each sticker links to a false payment website created to scam motorists.

RNZ民调：国家党支持率再创新低，机遇党距离参政仅差“临门一脚”

最新民调显示联合政府或能以微弱优势连任。

Stolen puppy Pebbles found safe after alleged North Shore theft

A 52-year-old North Shore woman has been charged with theft.

Scammers put fake stickers on Christchurch parking meters

QR codes on the stickers direct motorists to false payment websites.

Police investigate Clutha death

A person was found dead at a property on Tuesday morning.

LynnMall attacker believed Muslims were being harmed and cornered, inquest hears

The former mentor of the man who stabbed six people at an Auckland supermarket has spoken about his radical ideas of Islam.

SH1 south of Kaikōura to reopen Wednesday, one lane likely for several weeks

The road will be reduced to a single lane with a reduced speed limit, which is likely to remain in place for several weeks.

Arthur Easton murder: Judge rejects plea to dismiss case against former police officers

The pair are accused of perverting the course of justice in relation to Arthur Easton's 1985 murder.

Dog attack in central Hastings leaves one person seriously injured

The person was attacked on Russell Street South just after 2pm.

Investigation to consider police referral over Wakari Hospital ward allegations

The Ministry of Health said it would launch an independent investigation after allegations of potential human rights abuses at the Dunedin ward.

Explainer: How new Antisocial Road Use Legislation brings back car crushing

Explainer - National is promoting it as the return of car crushing. But what do tough new antisocial road user laws mean?

Fears crime in central Auckland could spoil City Rail Link's reputation

A group representing residents on Auckland's Karangahape Road fears antisocial behaviour will spoil the City Rail Link's reputation before it even opens.

印度总理莫迪旋风式访问新西兰，提及反恐、移民、商贸等多项焦点

新西兰、印度宣布成立联合反恐工作组，但具体细节尚未敲定。

Major shortfall of electrical apprentices entering the system

Up to 4000 are needed to meet demand each year, but the numbers are at less than half of that, Master Electricians NZ says.

Northbound lanes on Transmission Gully on Kāpiti Coast reopen after vehicle fire

Northbound lanes of Transmission Gully have reopened after an earlier vehicle fire.

Move-on order fears already pushing rough sleepers out of city - social service provider

Social services provider Lifewise says rough sleepers are moving into other neighbouring suburbs because of proposed law changes.

Landmark NZ study finds link between pre-natal exposure to nitrate in drinking water and premature births

More than 100 premature births each year could be attributed to nitrate in drinking water, a new study has found.

Paralysed rider hits trails to promote adaptive mountain biking

Thomas Goodwin was in a mountain biking accident which broke his neck, severely damaging his spinal cord and leaving him paralysed from his chest down.

Primary school returns to pen and paper after ditching iPads

"The activities that they do on screens are not lighting up the learning pathways as strongly as when they are hands-on," says a New Plymouth principal.

Our Changing World: New tech aimed at improving heart health at home

Every 90 minutes a New Zealander dies from heart disease. New tech being developed at the Institute of Biomedical Technologies could save lives and improve those terrible statistics.

A clear direction for councils on tourism

The government has made a sport of bashing councils for overspending, but a new tourism plan acknowledges that they are about more than just rubbish, roads, and water.

Kaikōura clean-up: 'We have new creeks that weren't even there before'

Residents are now in clean up mode and are being warned to keep an eye out for land movement.

Ambulance patients left waiting for hours to get into emergency department

Delays in unloading ambulances have a knock-on effect for the wider network, with ambulances unable to response to callouts.

State Highway 1 in Marlborough reopens following serious crash

One person has been critically injured in the two-vehicle crash at the Sheffield Street intersection.

Inquest hears emergency medical technician wouldn't handle fatal birth any differently

During the home birth in 2023, both the mother and baby died.

How was LynnMall attacker Ahamed Samsudeen radicalised, inquest asks

The Auckland resident was shot dead by police after stabbing six shoppers at a Woolworths supermarket.

Oamaru residents urged to conserve water for several more days

Recent torrential rain in the area disrupted the town's supply.

Homes red-stickered, highway to reopen as Kaikōura state of emergency lifts

State Highway 1 south of Kaikōura is expected to reopen at midday on Wednesday after being closed last week.

NZ 'should not be fazed' by any objection from China to Pacific defence alliance

Foreign Minister Winston Peters confirmed New Zealand is in exploratory talks with Australia and Fiji about joining their military alliance.

The menstrual mood disorder that makes you feel like 'Jekyll and Hyde'

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder can cause debilitating emotional, cognitive and sometimes physical symptoms.

Warmer days ahead after one of the coldest mornings this year

However, an incoming band of rain means some parts must brace for possible thunderstorms.

外长：新西兰如加入防务联盟，不应因中国不满而受到影响

外长Winston Peters确认，新西兰正与澳大利亚、斐济就加入防务联盟一事进行试探性会谈。

Man arrested after stabbing at North Shore property

One man is in hospital and another is due in court this morning following a stabbing in Glenfield.

Mental health staff say police refused to help with violent patient

Staff at Hutt Hospital say they twice had to hold the door to the patient's room shut as he tried to break through but when police officers arrived they wouldn't intervene.

Dark shadows in 'piece of paradise' after violent deaths

Two violent deaths in as many weeks have left residents in a corner of Northland feeling vulnerable and afraid.

The life and crimes of James Henry Wilson

The 'callous, cruel, ultra-violent' man linked to one of New Zealand's most infamous murders has now had his conviction overturned

No independent testing planned for charter school students

The Charter School Agency says there is no need for independent checks as the schools now use the same assessments as state schools.

Next phase of LynnMall terror attack inquest to begin

A coroner will look at the months leading up to up to the attack following Ahamed Samsudeen's release from prison

Deaths of woman in childbirth and her baby referred to health watchdog

The 29-year-old woman died of a heart attack caused by chronic heart disease, and her son Harrison Earnshaw died just 38 minutes after birth.

Injured trampers rescued from Mt Taranaki

Three people - two of them with serious injuries - were rescued from the mountain late this afternoon.

Wairoa cleans up and counts cost of yet another flood

At least 14 properties in the Hawke's Bay town have been yellow-stickered after the Wairoa River burst its banks on Thursday.

Movement on two major North Island road projects

Tenders for the Waikato Expressway extension will soon be requested, while Hutt City Council is seeking help to secure a route for its Cross Valley Link.

Landslide warning for Kaikōura following heavy rain

The Kaikōura District Council is warning there is a continuing risk of landslides across the district.

Matariki ceremony site remains a symbol of Māori land issues

Thousands are expected to gather at Bastion Point to celebrate Māori New Year in Auckland on Friday morning.

毛利新年全国庆典举办地，曾见证506天的土地抗争

周五凌晨，预计将有数千人前往奥克兰中区Ōrākei的Bastion Point参加毛利新年庆祝活动。

央行加息对房贷来说意味着什么？

多位经济学家表示本次加息不会对商业银行贷款利率产生影响，因为加息预期早在半年前已经被提前计价。

RNZ政治捐款追踪：各党派竞选资金都是哪里来的？

在半年时间里，各个政党总计收到近400万纽元的政治捐款。这些钱是谁捐的？都捐给了谁？

China's missile test in South Pacific 'incredibly unwelcome', Christopher Luxon says

Christopher Luxon told media it looked like this was "becoming more normalised behaviour" by China.

学者对中国【民族团结进步促进法】表示担忧

中国问题专家表示，这部新法律可能赋予中国当局更多依据，将其影响力进一步延伸至新西兰的海外华人社群。

Academics flag concern over scope of China’s ethnic unity law

China experts say the new law could empower Chinese authorities to extend their influence on the diaspora communities in New Zealand.

新西兰正式确认下半年进入厄尔尼诺气候，且影响可能为“史上最强”

继澳大利亚、日本和英国的相关部门陆续宣布今年进入厄尔尼诺气候后，新西兰也紧跟其后，作出相同声明。

会员充值卡有风险，消费者协会提醒公众不要预付大量金额

消协表示会员充值卡有一定风险，如果商家关门或倒闭，消费者可能难以追回已付的钱款。

从选秀歌手到“宗教”领袖：刘凯潇绑架及非预谋杀人罪名成立

Gulf Harbour案判决结果公布，被告刘凯潇及其妻子Lanyue Xiao绑架、非预谋杀人指控罪名成立。记者调查发现其早年间曾以音乐人身份参加选秀节目。

Consumer NZ urges caution over risky prepaid deals

Agency advises customers to avoid paying large sums upfront in case a business closes before the credit is used.

Gulf Harbour案受害者王书来：生前育有三子，庭审时无家属出席

王书来从中国入境新西兰访问一名"宗教领袖"，但在入境八个月后离世。

Gulf Harbour body in a bag: No one reported her missing, so who was Shulai Wang?

Shulai Wang came to Auckland to meet the leader of a fringe religious movement. Eight months later she was dead.

The failed China's Got Talent contestant convicted of manslaughter

Kaixiao Liu has been found guilty of the kidnapping and manslaughter of one of his followers, Shulai Wang, whose body was found in Auckland's Gulf Harbour.

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