The National Police Open Day was held at the Tauranga police station yesterday. George Novak was there. Five Bay of Plenty Steamers players have been selected in the Māori All Blacks. Action from Te ...

A man in his early 20s had a four-month intimate relationship with a pre-teen girl, while her grandmother did nothing to stop it. The grandmother, who had custody of the girl in a Waikato town, ...

In a city famed for its high-energy, Seoul’s LP bars offer a softer, more soulful way to experience the night, writes Wanaka Yamasaki. When I returned from my trip to Seoul, people were quick to ask ...

A further rise in the oil price, reigniting fears of rising inflation and slowing economic growth, sent sharemarkets tumbling, with New Zealand falling nearly 2%. As oil and gas plants were attacked ...

A day out to go and watch a soccer game turned to devastation for a family after a man lost control of his car, fishtailed, and crashed into a tree, killing his wife. Grant Henry Organ told police he ...

Death is a universal experience, but stigma around the topic makes it difficult to discuss openly. Varsha Anjali speaks to ...

A nurse for 50 years says Taupō Hospital is “like a poor neighbour” to Rotorua Hospital because it does not have healthcare assistants or administrative staff to help with the workload. Taupō Hospital ...

A new report shows fuel retailers aren’t raising prices more than normal despite the war in Iran squeezing global supply. The Commerce Commission’s latest fuel monitoring report shows national retail ...

A Dilworth survivor says a $90,000 redress offer is insultingly small. Hector, whose real name RNZ cannot use, was a schoolboy when he was abused by Dilworth housemaster Alister Harlow in the 1990s.

New Zealand has “one of the largest structural deficits among advanced economies”, Treasury has warned, with its chief strategist Struan Little, a long-time Treasury staffer, ...

Two men with historic-sounding names are making headlines around the world in the battle to be mayor of a small French town.

A Black Caps and White Ferns strike over the future of domestic T20 cricket is on the table, but senior players say doing so would be “extreme”. On Monday, Cricket’s (NZC) board met to discuss the ...