WorkSafe opens investigation after man dies in rural Northland
Police say they were notified around 2pm on Friday, March 28.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromNew Zealand
'We are still anti-vaccination': Destiny Church defends taking Covid grants
'We can account for where every dollar went.'
Car towed from scene of unexplained death in Wellington suburb
Residents can expect a large police presence on Albemarle Rd.
500 extra police: Winston Peters admits Govt’s target could be ‘few weeks late’
Peters has long stood by the promise to achieve the target in two years.
Govt allows Chinese ship to undertake research in NZ waters
Researchers from eight countries, including NZ, joined the 56-day expedition.
The British couple found dead in Wellington were looking to settle in NZ, says neighbour
The British pair is being remembered as "absolutely lovely".
International show The Gruffalo Live on Stage coming
What's a Gruffalo? Why, didn't you know?
‘Could take some time’: Salvage operation under way for tipped barge
A tipped barge at Tauranga's marina could take time to salvage, says council.
Terrifying near misses on New Zealand roads
Transporting New Zealand has released dash-cam footage of terrifying near misses on our roads. Video / Transporting NZ
MetService Severe Weather Update: April 2
Heavy rain moves into the west of New Zealand during Thursday and Friday.
Te Ahu a Turanga Manawatū-Tararua Highway
The latest flyover footage from March shows an almost complete highway.
Police not looking for anyone else after discovery of two bodies in Wellington
Police found two people dead in the Roseneath home after a welfare check.
Tropical atmospheric river hits NZ, more than 24 hrs of rain forecast for some regions
Some parts of the Tasman District could get 500mm of rain or more, the council said.
Pedestrian critically injured in Napier crash
Emergency services were called to the expressway’s intersection with Prebensen Drive.
Afternoon quiz: What is the smallest bone in the human body?
Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.
PM Luxon on detainment of the 11-year-old girl in Hamilton
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Police Minister Mark Mitchell on the Health NZ inquiry findings on the detainment of the 11-year-old girl in Hamilton.
Te Pāti Māori respond to privileges committee decision
Te Pāti Māori Co-Leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer & Rawiri Waititi respond to privileges committee decision
Properties rezoned for future mining
OceanaGold had sought to rezone 47 properties in residential areas.
Auckland CEO Angelene Judge speaks about exposing her former friend's 'horrific' crimes
Angelene Judge speaks about discovering her former friend had been secretly filming women and children. Video / Alyse Wright
Revealed: What Nicola Willis was told ahead of Adrian Orr’s shock resignation
Documents show Orr wasn't meant to resign before the RBNZ hosted a big conference.
Speed bumps or no speed bumps? Why not both? $500k for bizarre pedestrian crossing plan
Speed bumps will only be included on one side of the crossing.
The Country: Dr Victoria Hatton on the future of red meat
Christopher Luxon, Dr Victoria Hatton, Ray Smith, Komal Mistry-Mehta, and Hunter McGregor.
Anatomy of a scandal: Green MP Benjamin Doyle’s case explained
Winston Peters says police must step in. Here are the claims and where they came from.
Peters slams KiwiRail after 'unacceptable' $8m consultancy payment finally revealed
The figures were released after months of wrangling with the Ombudsman
Silver Fern Farms records $21.8m loss
The company said it bore the brunt of the costs to retain high farmgate returns.
Students on sports trip in South Taranaki crash, 13 people injured
Hastings Rd is closed for a Serious Crash Unit examination.
'Significant failings': Health NZ apologises after 11yo injected twice in mistaken identity case
'This particular case cannot happen again,' said a health boss.
Youngsters openly smoking meth prompt Ngāpuhi to seek urgent action
Ngāpuhi are calling for the Government to address meth, social and poverty crises.
Dua Lipa in NZ: Inside star’s whirlwind trip to ‘the edge of the world’
The Grammy winning singer is joined by her parents and brother.
Tauranga Special School marks 60 years of educating diverse learners
The original 1965 building still stands, now with many upgrades.
Richard Prebble: A four-year term for Parliament is ‘recipe for chaos’
OPINION: Politicians should not be able to make deal with Opposition to extend their term.
Wairoa’s McNabbs gear up for Pork Pie Run, raise $38k for KidsCan
'Real celebration': Mini fans' charity drive raises thousands for KidsCan