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Archives for 2 March 2018

Super Rugby predictions: Campbell Burnes' picks for round two

Burnes breaks down this week's matches with four Kiwi teams in action.

Caught on video: Rotorua school boy suspended after kicking another boy in the head

Footage of the incident at Western Heights High appeared on social media yesterday.

Crime And Justice •

French side Toulouse confirm signing of veteran All Blacks loose forward Jerome Kaino

The 81-Test flanker will link up with former teammate Charlie Faumuina.

All Blacks •

'It needs to be explored' - Stephen Fleming keen to take over as Black Caps' T20 coach

The move would see coach Mike Hesson step away from leading the side in the game's shortest format.

Black Caps •

Watch: Skis the way to go for one Londoner as city hit with severe snow storm

As 1 NEWS' Joy Reid reported live today from Britain's capital the skier whizzed behind her.

UK And Europe •

Inside Parliament podcast: Simon Bridges as new National leader 'such an anti-climax'

1 NEWS political reporters Katie Bradford and Andrea Vance discuss the leadership contest.

Politics •

Legal profession's current sexual harassment complaint process can 're-victimise' complainants, says Law Society

The society's president Kathryn Beck spoke with TVNZ1's Breakfast as it launches a working group to look into the issue.

Auckland •

Motorist points pistol at other drivers in Christchurch

Police are looking for the person after the incident yesterday.

Christchurch And Canterbury •

King tide on Auckland's Tamaki Drive could cause transport disruption this morning

Auckland Transport is urging drivers to consider using a different route.

Transport •

'Go and read the science!' – Michael Laws passionately defends rodeo's animal welfare record while firing up at Jack Tame

The rodeo advocate clashed with the Breakfast host on the issue.

Animals •

Barrett brothers return to Hurricanes' starting line up to face Jaguares

Beauden and Jordie Barrett will make their first starts of the Super Rugby season in Buenos Aires.

Hurricanes •

The reason behind New Zealand's high petrol prices revealed

AA's Mark Stockdale spoke with TVNZ1's Breakfast today.

Economy •

'He does an amazing job' - NBA superstar Russell Westbrook beams over Steven Adams

Adams' heroics helped his side to a 111-110 victory over Dallas yesterday,

Inside Parliament: 'Criticism was inevitable' - Shane Jones' billion dollar development fund

The politics team look at "Shane Jones' baby", and if the latest plan has been rushed.

Politics •

Watch: 'Rocky' the 700 tonne boulder blown up as work crew takes advantage of Kaikoura road closure

"Due to its size, another earthquake could have sent it rolling down the hill, taking out any rockfall protection in the process."

Nelson •

More than 150 new state houses to be built in regional New Zealand in major government project

"This is the first step in building more new homes to help those most in need in our regions," Housing Minister Phil Twyford said today.

Property •

Anthony Joshua says Deontay Wilder 'an easier fight' than Joseph Parker

The winner of the Cardiff bout will likely face Wilder to unify the heavyweight division.

Joseph Parker •

Child injured after being struck by car in Auckland

The accident occurred near Middlemore Hospital around 8.30am.

Accidents •

'It could be a blessing in disguise' - Jordie Barrett credits mum's advice ahead of Super Rugby return

Barrett will return for the Hurricanes after a shoulder injury ended his 2017.

Hurricanes •

Watch: Double-decker bus slides on icy Edinburgh road coming heart-stoppingly close to collision with two vehicles

The close call came as Scotland is enveloped in a major winter storm hitting the UK and Europe.

UK And Europe •

First weekend of autumn set to bring 'mixed bag' of weather across NZ but warm, humid conditions forecast for most places

Good news if you're going to watch the Black Caps tomorrow or if you're in Taupo for the New Zealand Ironman.

Watch: 'There is no greater ally to New Zealand than Australia' - Jacinda Ardern praises trans-Tasman neighbour while meeting Malcolm Turnbull in Sydney

New Zealand's Prime Minister is on an official visit to Australia.

Australia •

Fish numbers in Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf plummet 60 per cent from historic levels

A new report from the Hauraki Gulf Forum signals massive deterioration in water quality.

Environment •

Police seek help from public after Kerikeri assault

A 16-year-old girl who was allegedly assaulted by two females has prompted police to ask for help.

Northland •

New Zealand Rugby announce cooperation agreement with English side Harlequins

The two organisations will be linked both on and off the field.

Police on the hunt for man who sexual assaulted Auckland woman

The woman was attacked from behind in Mt Albert last Saturday.

Crime And Justice •

Use of childcare by parents of Maori and Pacific children has increased, latest stats show

Two in three Maori preschool children now attend some form of early childhood education.

Education •

'A boatload of Kiwis perhaps?' Malcolm Turnbull cracks a funny as press conference with Jacinda Ardern is interrupted by boaties on Sydney Harbour

Both prime ministers turned to wave at the cheering group while speaking outside Kirribilli House.

Australia •

'I felt really violated' – former lawyer details 'atrocious' proposition from senior colleague, calls time on profession's 'dirty little secret'

Olivia Wensley has described a world full of relentless power abuse, harassment and debauchery she saw while working as a lawyer.

'We adore you beyond belief' - tragedy as Australian boy chokes on bouncy ball just days before fourth birthday

Alby Fox Davis died in his mother's arms.

Australia •

'What the f*** dude?' Businessman tries to drag another from his car in Adelaide road rage brawl

One businessman had tried to turn off the other's engine.

Australia •

Watch: 'I put my hand up straight away' - Warriors partner up with Mitre 10, donate $17,000 of building materials for Tonga after Cyclone Gita

Mate Ma'a Tonga Rugby League World Cup hero David Fusitu'a was joined by his Warriors teammates in helping load a 20-foot container full of supplies to help rebuild primary schools in Tonga.

NRL •

Asafo Aumua returns to rugby action, named to start for Hurricanes under 20 squad

Aumua hasn't played rugby since last year's end of year northern hemisphere tour for the All Blacks.

Hurricanes •

Drug dog sniffs out cellphone, cannabis in painting at Rimutaka Prison

The sender may face criminal prosecution and could be banned from visiting the prison.

Crime And Justice •

'It still hurts' - British post-war child migrant to NZ weeps as abuse inquiry recommends compensation

Pat Brown of Nelson says she's had a good life here but the child migrant scheme should never have happened.

UK And Europe •

Chiefs hold on to win dramatic NZ derby against the Blues after brutal Super Rugby clash

The Chiefs have defeated the Blues 27-21 in Auckland.

Blues •

Watch: 'Jacinta, Jessica' – Aussie cabinet minister gets tongue tied while saying Jacinda Ardern's name

Christopher Pyne found himself tripping over his words on Australian TV this morning

Politics •

'How's that for an introduction!' - News anchor unruffled as exotic bird lands on her head

CBS presenter Nichelle Medina showed she's a true professional as the red bird perched on her hair.

North America •

'This is a wake-up call' – farmers warned to wise up to threat from 'fake' meat

Burgers and meat grown in a lab are coming to NZ, and farmers are being warned to prepare.

Food And Drink •

Government's 155 new state houses for regions 'a very small part of the solution'

The Sallies say the exodus from Auckland is causing problems for the regions.

Property •

Hauraki Gulf fish stocks and water quality plunge, sparking call for 'change today'

The Hauraki Gulf Forum wants commercial fishing and trawling stopped in the gulf.

Environment •

'It's like Downton Abbey' – fancy a mansion in Marton? It could be yours for under $1m

Historically significant Westoe has been owned by just two families in 144 years.

'You're hooked' - the Piha surfer trying to get his sport into the Paralympics

Surfing will be at the 2020 Olympics, so Luke Darby is trying to get adaptive surfing there as well.

Olympics •

'It's just incredible' - Woman weeps with joy as she ears for first time with second cochlear implant thanks to fundraising mates

Adults only get one implant funded, but thanks to her friends, Josie now has a second.

Health •
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