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Orchard worker sacked for taking Labour Day off
An orchard worker sacked by text message for taking Labour Day off.
Truckie bashed with fridge by boy racers
A truckie who unwittingly swiped a boy racer's car was forced to stop and beaten.
Bike Barn fined $800k over ads
Bike Barn has been ordered to pay over an advertising campaign which claimed bikes had been heavily discounted when in fact they were being sold for full price.
Unsettled and muggy day forecast
Multiple severe weather warnings and watches were issued yesterday as a cold front looks set to put a dampener on summer.
Big Wet: Flooding hits Auckland suburbs
Thunder storms and torrential rain are dousing the upper North Island as the tail-end of a storm makes its presence felt on this side of Tasman.
'It is awful, so awful'
Two teenage brothers killed in a central North Island crash have been remembered as loveable boys who wore their hearts on their sleeves.
Lucky Lotto punter claims $24m prize
A Rotorua Lotto player walked into his local dairy this afternoon with no idea he was $24 million richer.