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Archives for 3 August 2018

Jacinda Ardern - PM and new mum - will give the world an important lesson, says working mothers' coach

Rebekah Fraser says Ms Ardern will show that mothers can still do high-pressure jobs if they want to.

Politics •

Miracle survival: 'They rigged up some tents and gave him some warm clothing' - Aussie climber on Mt Aspiring spends night with medics before evacuation today

During the nearly seven days he was out alone, the man endured winds of up to 60km/h and freezing conditions.

The lowest point of her time in the White House: Ivanka explains what it was

Ms Trump also said she doesn't view the news media as "the enemy of the people," breaking with her father.

Jacinda Ardern to 'come out swinging this week' and defuse any mum empathy, says 1 NEWS political editor Jessica Mutch

Ardern returned to the PM role yesterday after six weeks maternity leave for daughter Neve.

Politics •

Two-year-old boy was killed by pit bulls inside home

Police say responding officers could see the child being attacked through the front door and fired shots at the dogs.

What they're saying: 'It almost feels like the wheels have fallen off' – NRL experts predict another dismal end to Warriors season

League writers across the Tasman are already writing off the Warriors against the Dragons tomorrow, when they play in Wollongong - a venue the Warriors haven't won at in their past 10 games.

Warriors •

Concerns after five Coromandel Kiwi mauled to death by dogs: 'It's less of a conservation problem, more of a people problem'

It's Moehau Kiwi Sanctuary's worst numbers in 18 years.

Animals •

Super Rugby: Rugby writer Campbell Burnes' prediction for tomorrow's final

"There will, alas, be no fond farewell for Wyatt Crockett ...but that is a good sign," writes Campbell Burnes.

Social justice advocate Celia Lashlie's dying wish realised as new doco premieres on the big screen

It features an interview by Ms Lashlie three days before her 2015 death.

Movies •

NZ dog-friendly bars in fundraising push for the SPCA - find the nearest 'all dogs are welcome' pub near you

The NZ SPCA is giving you another reason to down a few pints.

Animals •

Man dies in Hamilton after own vehicle rolls over him in car park

The man was removing belongings from the boot of his vehicle when it began moving backwards.

Accidents •

Watch: Chris Wood scores cracking goal as Burnley sinks Aberdeen, closes in on Europa League qualification

The All Whites striker scored the opening goal in his side’s 3-1 win over Scottish team Aberdeen.

New World, Four Square and Pak'nSave to ban plastic bags from checkouts from January 1 next year

"The more we all change to reusables, the faster we stop plastic bags ending up in the environment," Foodstuffs boss says.

Environment •

Aussie tradie's touching gesture for widowed pensioner at McDonald's goes viral

Dave Love said he reminded him of his own father, who had passed away.

Australia •

'Disappointed' Māori TV boss accuses union of 'public posturing' as pay talks get ugly

Maori TV union staff are set to strike on August 8, after stalled pay talks.

Television •

Power restored to grid after fault left thousands without electricity in Wellington

Transpower says it was caused by a fault with one of their substations in the suburb of Wilton.

Wellington •

Auckland venue cancels controversial far-right Canadian pair's speaking event

Lauren Southern, Stefan Molyneux were due to speak tonight.

Auckland •

Super Rugby Final Picks: In-form Crusaders have one hand on the title but can they finish the job against the Lions?

The TVNZ rugby oracles break down this week's action in Super Rugby.

Crusaders •

Teenagers robbed and assaulted by group of men in Napier car park

The victims were made to remove their outer clothing and were then assaulted.

Hawkes Bay •

Your income tax refund - or bill - will soon be automatic whether you file a return or not

It's the biggest change to individual tax in nearly 20 years and about 750,000 people are expected to get a refund when they previously wouldn't.

'Nerves mean you're ready' – Crusaders embracing pre-final jitters in last training before clash with Lions

Ryan Crotty says they're confident they’ve prepared correctly.

Crusaders •

A day in the life of a New Zealand teacher: 'I don't stop'

As teachers prepare to strike, 1 NEWS NOW finds out a regular day isn’t just 9am-3pm with a stack of holidays.

Education •

Ryan Crotty excited for first home Super Rugby final: 'I'll make mum and dad proud!'

The All Blacks midfielder has never won a title in Christchurch since joining the club in 2009.

Crusaders •

Controversial far-right Canadian pair hit back after Auckland event cancelled at last minute

Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux aren't impressed.

Politics •

Trio charged over spate of avocado thefts in Bay of Plenty

Two men and a woman will appear in the Tauranga District Court.

Crime And Justice •

Masked would-be robber wields weapon at Dunedin dairy

The robber left the dairy on Pine Hill Road with nothing last night.

Crime And Justice •

Aussie climber rescued from Mt Aspiring after miracle tale of survival

Terry Hatch had been on the mountain in freezing conditions for a week.

'We've reached a crisis point' – teachers ready to 'stand up and be heard' as strike nears

Teachers say it's not just about the money, it's about ensuring the best for Kiwi kids. The Prime Minister says it falls upon the Government to resolve the issues.

Education •

Shop assistant rips up winning $112m lottery ticket but couple get their prize

When the machine said contact the UK National Lottery operators, the ticket was retrieved from the bin.

UK And Europe •

Watch: Canadian far-right speakers blame threats of violence amounting to 'straight up terrorism' for Auckland event cancellation

Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux gave an in-depth interview to 1 NEWS about today's events.

Politics •

Soldier shot in shoulder during Tekapo live firing training exercise

The injured soldier is in a stable condition and is scheduled to undergo surgery.

Defence •

Watch: Canadian far-right speakers talk about Māori rights in NZ and the Treaty – 'I don't believe in collective moral guilt'

Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux think the country needs to have an open discussion on the issues.

Politics •

Gutless thieves steal 17 laptops from a primary school in small Canterbury town

Police are appealing for information on the raid, which took place at Hinds Primary School last month during the school holidays.

Crime And Justice •

Pacific Update with Barbara Dreaver: Doomsday cult arrests, Samoa's PM wants Parker to ditch coach

1 NEWS' Pacific Correspondent gives a round-up of news in the region.

Pacific Islands •

Police release image of woman wanted over kidnapping and robbery of elderly Hastings man

The 87-year-old was made to withdraw cash from ATMs.

Hawkes Bay •

'It's 50/50' – Lions backing themselves for upset against Crusaders in final

Players in both camps are feeling nerves ahead of the match, but that’s not a bad thing.

Napier treated to rare visit from Antarctic seal

The last time a Weddell seal was spotted in the area was 2007.

Animals •

Experienced trio re-commit to All Blacks Sevens for 2020 Olympics

Tim Mikkleson, Scott Curry and Joe Webber are all eyeing gold in two year’s time.

All Blacks •

Watch: Phil Mickelson busts out the worm and other outrageous dance moves in brilliant ad

It took him an hour to come up with all the moves, but he had fun doing it.

Watch the tale of the Whangarei couple in their seventies whose whirlwind romance was more like young love

Doug and Suzie met at Radius Rimu Park and have since become engaged.

Northland •

Anika Moa chats with Julia Deans of Fur Patrol fame about gender disparity in the Kiwi music scene

Julia spoke as she embarks on an album release tour.

Music •

Safety concerns raised about Mitsubishi Fuso buses after two crashes, one fatal

Police and the New Zealand Transport Authority are investigating both crashes.

Accidents •

Cyclist dead after crash with car on SH2 in Waikato

The road is closed and diversions are in place at Ferndale and Kopuku.

Accidents •

Kiwi YouTubers find themselves in one of the world's biggest online gaming competitions

The creators of PUBG took notice and invited them.

Technology •
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