
‘Dog fight’: How NRL schoolboy ban can help NZ rugby keep young stars
The race to sign young talent takes a twist. Mike Thorpe reports.
The race to sign young talent takes a twist. Mike Thorpe reports.
Six Wellington council complexes, over 300 units, labeled earthquake-prone.
A man broke into the Nelson SPCA twice and let dogs and cats out of their enclosures.
Te Matatini 2025 will be hosted in New Plymouth/Ngāmotu, Taranaki.
Coffees have risen to $4.84, with some paying $6+ for a flat white.
The Crown is appealing a compensation ruling for customary landowners in the South Island.
The second victim of Richard Wisnewski thought she was going to die during the ordeal.
DoC has defended its traps, saying rising species numbers may increase accidental catches.
Over 1000 competitors have taken the plunge, with 90 securing their place in the final.
Man jailed for indecently assaulting two girls on their way to school.
He was fleeing police when he broke into the pensioner's home and assaulted him.
Joshua Love: failed businessman, political candidate, criminal, but mourned by family.
Judge's challenge: 'If you can’t (change) for yourself, then do it for your kids.'
A desire for simplicity and a return to tradition has driven a rise in natural burials.
The bylaw bans vehicles on beaches from the Awatere River to Waima/Ure River.
His mate deliberately struck the deer with a ute, an act that was posted to social media.
The man said he didn't know how to use the Taser and was 'just being a dick' having it.
'There is local support for the speed limits to stay lower,' says Chris Bishop.
Scammers create fake pages, ask for money to watch livestreams, upsetting families.
A police officer was injured after being struck by a car in Huntly.
A roundup of events happening in Gisborne-Tairāwhiti this weekend, beyond and regularly.
'The public needs to be protected from your poor driving' - Judge Richard Russell
Police stopped a car for not having its headlights on but discovered much more.
The jetskier aimed to reach Plimmerton Beach but never arrived.
Roughly $140,000 is being stored on the cards in Hawke's Bay alone.
He struck one victim with a cue four times and punched another outside the bar.
A judge has said Nelson needs a break from James Weir's antics.
Heavy rainfall warnings have also been issued in the North and South Islands.
Police say Gracie was last seen on January 17 around Fairmont St, Ngāruawāhia.
The offences occurred in the early 2000s when Iain Anderson was at Tapawera Area School.