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Winston Peters cancels New Caledonia visit amid violent unrest

Protest and clashes have broken out in Nouméa ahead of a major vote at the National Assembly in Paris.

Talking turkey at The Woolshed

The trio recently released their new single, 'Lady Who'.

Watch: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster announces new 'National Gang Unit'

Police are setting up frontline teams to tackle crime and intimidation by gangs, Andrew Coster has announced.

Wellington City Councillor Ray Chung announces second mayoralty bid

The city's economic, social and cultural state is the worst it's ever been, Ray Chung says.

Big milestone for Taranaki Crossing project with formal opening of bridge

A 100m-long bridge provides a safer route across the gorge to the Manganui ski area.

Kathleen Kanawa death: Police claim she was murdered in Hastings

Accused remanded in custody with name suppression.

Levin’s Horowhenua College records biggest roll spike in 70 years as more classrooms brought in

Four new classrooms have arrived as the school roll hits 900 students.

Aurora Australis: Waikato residents share how they chased the light show

Plus: Find out if it's possible to see the aurora tonight.

Watch: Charter schools to get $153m in new funding in Budget 2024

Up to 50 charter schools will be funded with $153m out of Budget 2024, David Seymour has announced.

Hamilton Māori ward byelection 2024: Nominations open for seat vacated by Melaina Huaki

The byelection was sparked by the resignation of Melaina Huaki.

Police Commissioner and Police Minister reveal specialised gang task force to target organised crime

The Police Commissioner is set to make the announcement in Auckland today.

Police investigate serious assault in Kumeū

A person was assaulted during a Kumeū volunteer fire brigade event in early May, police said.

Spiritual community ‘disgusted’ after being evicted from former Centrepoint commune

It's supposed to be a haven of healing and spiritual awakening but residents of the Kawai Purapura community say they've been hurt and deceived.

About 30 jobs to go at Crown forestry institute Scion

About 30 jobs are being cut at the Crown forestry institute, the PSA says.

‘So cool’: Sadie Lawrence delighted to have her poetry in Auckland University Press’ New Poets series

Sadie Lawrence has 25 poems in the book.

Brazil floods: Tauranga woman Gabi Wood sets up Givealittle page to help

A Tauranga local who grew up in Porto Alegre is raising money for the South Brazil floods.

Earthquake disaster risk from NZ's Hikurangi subduction zone

The scale of catastrophe Aotearoa would face after an earthquake and tsunami from our largest fault has been laid bare.

Consultants needed for education system changes - Christopher Luxon

But the Prime Minister says he's not aware of ministry staff who are losing their jobs being asked to work as consultants.

'The streets are contested': The residents who back the end to free in Auckland's centre

No one has the right to free parking in the city centre, and the charges have many benefits, a residents' group says.

Man critically injured after being stabbed in Auckland

The injured man has been taken to hospital while another man has been arrested at a house in Papakura.

Armed police launch search in Tolaga Bay

Officers are looking for a person who fled after being signalled to stop.

Public sector cuts: Education ministry prepares to use consultants

Staff consulting firms were already asking some of the staff being made redundant to work for them.

RSE workers from Vanuatu in limbo as airline grounds all flights

Employers will continue to provide accomodation and pastoral care for workers stuck here, Immigration NZ says.

Concerns for Cassandra Clarkin, missing in Waikato

Hamilton people are being asked to check sheds and outbuildings for a missing woman.

Gold miner wants consent after already starting work

A gold mining company is hoping to secure a consent after already beginning works on its Central Otago site.

Lachlan Jones inquest: No signs the body was frozen - technician

A mortuary technician who helped conduct the autopsy on Lachlan Jones says there were no signs the Gore boy's body had been put in a freezer before it was found.

Nelson residents support council buying out flood-affected properties

The majority of residents who made submissions to the council's long-term plan support it buying out private properties affected by the August 2022 storm.

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