NZ First's Nash in hot water over 'sexist' remarks; Pāpāmoa dad struck by reversing car during road rage attack; Ryan Fox plans victory lap of NZ with Claret Jug after Open win.
'He said what?': NZ First's Nash in hot water over 'sexist' remarks
Former MP Stuart Nash is "channelling the manosphere," says Prime Minister Christopher Luxon — after the NZ First candidate branded a National MP "one of the laziest" for the time she took for maternity leave.
Nash, a former Labour Party minister now standing for NZ First in Napier, made the comments about National's first-term Napier MP Katie Nimon in a text message to former attorney-general Chris Finlayson on July 14.
Watch: Pāpāmoa dad struck by reversing car during road rage attack
A Bay of Plenty father says he was struck as he dived clear of a car that reversed at him, after shielding his wife and two young children from a knife-wielding attacker.
The road rage confrontation partially caught on camera yesterday afternoon.
Ryan Fox plans victory lap of NZ with Claret Jug after Open win
Open Championship winner Ryan Fox is plotting a victory lap of New Zealand, with a long list of people ready to welcome him – and his Claret Jug – back home.
"I think it's really important, the last time it was here was 63 years ago when Sir Bob [Charles] won," he told Breakfast.
Watch: Should GPs decide who can drive?
Doctors are being asked to decide who can keep driving, but one GP says the system puts them in a conflicted role.
ONE EXTINCTION THREAT
The threat to one of the world’s rarest penguins, the northern hoiho, is reaching a critical point.
Advocates for the northern hoiho, or the yellow-eyed penguin, are calling for the reclassification of the endangered bird as it heads into a critical breeding season during the arrival of a potentially deadly bird flu.
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