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Live: Hipkins and Luxon trade blows on the campaign trail

Luxon says Labour leader is in "economic la la land", while Hipkins says National leader wouldn't be able to control Winston Peters and David Seymour.

Paw Patrol The Mighty Movie: noisy, colourful, chirpy, good-natured fun

REVIEW: Paw Patrol's latest big screen outing is sure to keep fans small - and big - perfectly satisfied.

Invercargill teen’s inspirational journey

Three years Keegan Jackson had to learn to walk again after undergoing surgery to correct a curved spine. This weekend, he's taking on the best at the NZ Table Tennis champs.

Heavy rain to stall over top of North Island, 27-hour deluge, new flood risk for East Coast

The rain is sweeping up the country, spelling a very wet weekend for the North Island.

Whānau Ora investment in South Island Māori more than doubles cost-benefit

Independent research released by Christchurch-based Ihi Research on Thursday shows that Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu’s latest Wave 16 social impact investment was “very good value for money”.

Rangatahi Zone offers a safe space for Murihiku teens

Whether you want to chuck an axe, test out an innovative business idea, or even just enjoy a bit of pampering – there really is something for every kind of kid at this year’s Rangatahi Zone.

Outdoor water ban remains in Pahīatua

The Pahīatua water treatment plant is producing safe drinking water, but not at the capacity required for the Tararua town.

Killer of Napier woman Arohaina Henare pleads guilty to murder

Her loved ones jumped a barrier and allegedly assaulted the man at a previous hearing.

Wet weather dampens Pukaki Downs fire allowing SH80 to reopen

Wet weather overnight has helped dampen and contain a large scrub fire burning since Wednesday at Pukaki Downs, allowing State Highway 80 to be reopened.

Heavy rain watch for Northland this weekend

Keep eye on weather forecast with heavy rain likely for Northland.

Newsable: Warriors-mad family's ultimate ticket dilemma for Broncos showdown

Bryce Johns has tickets to the Warriors preliminary final and his whole family is keen - but there's a big problem.

Election 2023: National launches 100-point economic plan, fiery small leaders’ debate reveals Act, NZ First could work together

While Luxon is visiting Auckland, Hipkins has promised to keep free school lunches.

City Rail Link: New drone footage gives sneak peak at Auckland’s underground railway line

The first of the two 3.45km-long tracks for Auckland’s CRL has been laid.

Whanganui security firm Alarm Watch scoops national staff award

Firm awarded for "outstanding staff retention and staff development programme".

How can fire, floods and snow all be happening at the same time?

This week’s extremes of fire, floods, snow and record temps, all in a couple of days, has got scientists questioning: what’s up with the freaky weather?

The vines are in bud, the doors are open - Brookfields Winery is back

They are delighted to be back.

Google gets behind the push for more Pasifika, Māori and indigenous journalists

Ensuring more indigenous voices are heard in journalism and story-telling.

Live: Queenstown's record rain, flood warnings in Southland

Surface flooding is increasing in Mackenzie district and the power is out in parts of Southland, while the past 24 hours have been the wettest in Queenstown for 24 years.

States of emergency declared in Queenstown, Gore, Southland as weather forces evacuations

Landslides and heavy floodwaters have forced residents to evacuate.

The multibillion-dollar climate hole faced by both Labour and National

While attention is focused on National's $500 million-a-year hole, another has opened up in plain sight - and it's Labour's problem, too.

Quiz: Take the three strikes trivia test for September 22, 2023

You get three chances to correctly rank the answers in today's question for September 22, 2023

Māori ward 'doesn't deal with racism', but a step forward

Tasman District Council voted unanimously to create a Māori ward, but not before questions were raised about consultation and polls.

Could the next generation of police cars be Tesla Cybertrucks?

Oracle founder Larry Ellison throws support behind Cybertruck police vehicle, unveils plans to make one with the latest cloud tech.

Courts clogged by self-represented litigants, lawyers say; solutions proposed

The number of people representing themselves in civil cases has grown enormously in the past decade, prompting calls to relieve pressure on the court system.

Cleanup begins as rain eases in Southland

As the rain fell in Gore on Thursday, some St Peter’s College students were sitting practise exams in the hall as water seeped up from under the wooden floor boards.

Rugby World Cup match highlights: France vs Namibia

Watch highlights of the Rugby World Cup pool A match between France and Namibia in Marseille.

Live weather updates: State of emergency in Southland following wild weather

A local state of emergency has been declared in the town with flooding and debris flows affecting isolated parts of the town centre.

Pukaki Downs fire: 'Huge relief' as rain falls and wind dies down

Easing winds and some overnight rain has helped to contain the large scrub fire in the South Island's Pukaki Downs, Fire and Emergency says.

Wellington doctors told to stop referring women to specialists unless their condition is urgent

Specialists and family doctors say this is becoming common practice, as hospital services nationwide become increasingly overwhelmed.

Cryptosporidium spreading in Queenstown: What you need to know

Explainer - Cases of cryptosporidium in Queenstown are rising and boil water notices have been issued for the town and nearby Frankton. Here are the details on the parasitic protozoa.

'They said they're coming back': Coromandel locals fear gang violence will continue

A relative of a man badly beaten by a dozen gang members in Coromandel says he sees gang activity "all the time" and does not think anything is going to change.

Most expensive diamond in Aotearoa goes up for auction

Never seen a diamond in the flesh? Want to put a ring on it? Now's your chance. A seven-carat sparkler is expected to fetch up to $370,000 when it goes to auction in Auckland on Sunday.

Election 2023: Sarah Pallett, Hamish Campbell and Raf Manji vye for Ilam's vote

Ilam's candidates are out campaigning for the public's vote, an electorate with a split voter base.

Reducing specialist teachers 'shockingly irresponsible'

Increasing numbers of children need extra help in the classroom, but an "outdated" system could see a drop in specialist teachers to support them.

University of Waikato boss referred to new medical school as a 'present' for future National government

The chancellor of the University of Waikato was intimately involved in helping National develop policy, raising questions about independence.

‘Astroturf’ accusations over ‘We Belong’ website run by anti co-governance group

Hobson's Pledge is accused of 'astroturfing' in its campaign designed to recruit new migrants.

The rules and culture that keep child sex offenders hidden from followers of the Jehovah’s Witness faith

How the Jehovah's Witnesses have kept the presence of child abusers hidden from the knowledge of the people they share the church with.

Jehovah’s Witness elder alleges order to destroy evidence in child sex abuse cases

A Jehovah Witness elder claims he was told to destroy confidential church documents, including those relating to child sexual abuse cases.

Hamilton’s Crown Solicitor under investigation over workplace culture allegations

Multiple complaints have been raised about the culture at the office of Hamilton's Crown Solicitor, RNZ understands.

One woman’s years-long struggle for recognition of the harm 'revenge porn' caused her

Hazel fought to get recognition of the trauma an intimate film on a pornography site caused her. She has finally won her precedent-setting case against ACC.

A decision not to have children delayed Caitlin’s endometriosis diagnosis

Despite her pain, Caitlin was asked to wait for endometriosis surgery, because she didn't want children.

Natasha Harris’ journey of acceptance that motherhood may never happen

Sometimes, Natasha Harris feels totally fine about the possibility of not having children, other times "it's really quite hard".

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