Latest from Auckland

‘We fell short of our standards’ – Microsoft offers 365 refund

Technical foul-up sees some unable to access the offer.

Medical school and pro netball: Hall’s prescription for success

The 21-year-old debuted for the Silver Ferns after a standout 2024 season.

Four Lotto players split $1m prize - are you one of the winners?

The Powerball jackpot has increased to a staggering $40m this Saturday.

NZ's oldest school takes Ministry of Education to court to keep hostels open

Education officials have 'ongoing concerns about the safety and wellbeing of boarders'.

Michelin Guide coming to NZ in $6.3m tourism deal

Inspectors have eaten anonymously across four cities for more than a year.

Watch: 33 hours, 6000 shots: ACC team finally land Movember hole‑in‑one

More than 6000 shots were played before the ACC team found the hole.

The Auckland school rugby stars taking their game to the world

Nelson College captain Tom Perkins has signed a four-year NRL deal with Newcastle.

Society Insider: Rich-lister Ben Cook on why he’s selling property and leaving NZ

Plus Kiwi racer Liam Sceats' bid to be the next Scott Dixon and a Black Cap's baby news.

How a teen's passion for Māori wards led to shock win for mum

Dr Mawera Karetai won the Kōhi Māori seat without spending a dollar.

'I get paid a lot of money': Banker's $2m salary doubles over year

The chief executive of Westpac's salary is 55 times the average Kiwi's.

Inside Economics: Green shoots under the microscope

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

'Disappointed and alone': Woman's wig ripped off in attack outside Britomart station

It is another in a series of violent assaults to occur in Auckland's CBD.

Flight check: Qantas from Adelaide to Auckland

Review: Qantas flies Auckland to Adelaide and back again for the first time in 18 years.

‘Lost a bit of faith’: Analyst rethink hits Spark, boosts One NZ owner

Forsyth Barr says Spark's share price is well above that of overseas telco peers.

Liam Dann: ‘The worst is behind’ – Why economists see signs of turning point despite ugly job stats

ANALYSIS: Economists say the latest labour market data won't worry the Reserve Bank.

Alice Soper: League must stop glorifying collisions and start protecting players

OPINION: Eli Katoa was rushed to hospital for brain surgery after repeated head knocks.