Indian food giant's local offering plagued with problems
Shekar Mani of Saravanaa Bhavan on early issues for the Auckland branch of the popular global chain restaurant.
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Local Focus: Marton Harvest Festival a weekend to celebrate
Scary scarecrows, harvest brides and winning brews. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Ebert claims rise to $108m, close to worst construction collapse in NZ history
The scale of these losses is second only to Mainzeal.
Dr James McKay speaks to Finance and Expenditure Committee on firearms
Dr James McKay, a surgeon who was on duty in Christchurch on March 15th speaks to Finance and Expenditure Committee on effect of high-velocity firearms and hollow-point ammunition.
Focus: Dr. Mustafa Farouk speaks to Finance and Expenditure Committee on gun law reform
Focus: Dr. Mustafa Farouk, representing the Federation of Islamic Associations NZ speaks to the Finance and Expenditure Committee at Parliament on gun law reform.
Focus: David Tipple submissions to the Finance and Expenditure
Gun City owner David Tipple during his submissions to the Finance and Expenditure committee at Parliament.
Focus Live: Gun City boss David Tipple fronts MPs on semi-automatics ban
Gun City boss David Tipple has told MPs the ban on semi-automatics "ignored what went wrong" in how the alleged Christchurch gunman obtained firearms and ammunition.
Hit and Run Inquiry Campaign protest outside hearing
Hit and Run Inquiry Campaign protest outside the hearing in Wellington this morning.
The Auckland restaurant serving doughnut burgers
Two delicious foods mushed into one. We find out if this creation is divine or disastrous.
Local Focus: Tauranga's retail begging ban is 'inhumane'
Not everyone is happy about the new bylaw. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Focus: The Big Build - How Auckland Airport's $5 billion spend-up will change the way we travel
Auckland Airport faces the challenge of keeping more than 20 million passengers a year moving through one of the biggest building sites in the country. / Video by Dean Purcell
The top five challenges for new Spark boss Jolie Hodson
Comment: Jolie Hodson will have to jump into several major initiatives.
Auckland Airport's $5b spend to change the way we travel
The company is building for passenger numbers forecast to double in the next 20 years.
Spark boss Moutter resigned, replaced in same evening
Board decided no external search was required in rapid-fire process.
Moutter exit prompts 'sell' recommendation
Spark shares have fallen 3.4 per cent from yesterday's closing price.
Local Focus: Fire and family at Havelock North
Havelock North Fire Brigade is giving thanks. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Focus: Spark's Jolie Hodson on replacing Simon Moutter
Spark's Jolie Hodson on replacing Simon Moutter.
Shane Jones wades in against NZTA over legal case against Northland trucker
Jones says he's concerned about 'economic impacts' of trucking company prosecution.
Brexit becomes battle over rejected options
Theresa May calls meeting ahead of another round of voting.
Revealed: $790m mega-mall to be king of urban jungle
NZ's biggest new shopping centre opens later this year.
Focus: Car crash in Kāpiti after police pursuit
A BMW car has been badly damaged after a police pursuit at Kāpiti, north of Wellington. / Video by Mark Mitchell
Focus: Rotorua farm worker jailed for life for brutally stabbing ex-wife
Rotorua farm worker Ephraim Joseph Beazley, 33, last month admitted to murdering his ex-wife Xi Wang at her Flat Bush home. He has been sentenced to a minimum term of 17 years before he is eligible for parole. / Video by Michael Craig
Auckland woman meets 'guardian angel' who saved her life
Gail Ellison meets Paul Donovan, the man who saved her life when he found her unconscious in her car on a Blockhouse Bay street. / Video by Doug Sherring
David Seymour misses chance to force Govt to use urgency for gun law's first reading
Act leader David Seymour was so busy objecting to media about the speed of the Government's gun law reform that he missed being in the House to vote down the expedited process. / Video by Jason Walls
Focus Live: Helicopter testing at boatshed leaves Herne Bay residents worried
Herne Bay residents fear for beachgoers, particularly small children, after today's helicopter test above Briscoes Major shareholder Rod Duke's new home. Video / NZ Herald
Focus: Simon Bridges on MSSR weapons
National leader Simon Bridges saying he will support the Government's legislation on MSSRs and is asked about getting weapons back-off the gangs.
Focus: Police Minister Stuart Nash on MSSR weapons
Police Minister Stuart Nash on the possible cost blow-out of buying back MSSR weapons, saying they have no idea how many there are in the country.
Local Focus: New look council flats unveiled
Palmerston North City's first social housing development in 30 years. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Editorial: Revitalised city heart should be worth wait
EDITORIAL: Auckland's big building projects will be worth the wait.
Focus: Greg Miles on Westfield Newmarket
Greg Miles, Scentre Group's chief operating officer on Westfield Newmarket. / Jason Oxenham
Focus: Call for guidelines on children's screen use
Kids on screens: How much is too much? / Doug Sherring
Kids on screens: Parents' group calls for guidelines
A parents' group wants guidelines to stop kids spending too much time on screens.
Focus Live: Tax change - Are kiwi businesses ready for payday filing?
From today, all employers will have to file pay details to the IRD within two days of a person being paid - a shift from the current monthly employer schedule which typically sees them file the information on the 20th of the month after payment.
University of Otago students get Muslim chaplains
A long-planned Muslim chaplaincy service for University of Otago will be launched today.