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Archives for 2 September 2023

Crusaders 'a little bit emotional' at progress of new stadium

It might still be three years away from completion but there's been a significant development at Christchurch's multi-use arena today with the waitlist for Crusaders members seats officially opened.

Crusaders •

Rugby's winters of discontent: Will this spring be any different?

Scotty Stevenson reflects on rugby’s latest wake-up call and ponders how consensus can be found to ensure the sport’s survival.

All Blacks •

10-year-old to bring her heart of gold to the Rugby World Cup

Sibheal Dobson will bring her aroha and cheeky personality to the pitch when she runs out with the All Blacks in France.

Rugby World Cup •

Airline Covid credits: What you need to know and when they expire

With Covid restrictions a distant memory, many are scrambling to use their travel credits – because they don’t get better with age.

Travel •

All Blacks arrive in Lyon ahead of RWC opener

A small crowd of people gathered as the team departed for their base camp, escorted by police.

All Blacks •

One dead, four injured in stabbings in jail Trump was booked at

Five people have died in Fulton County custody in just over a month.

Crime And Justice •

One dead after two-car crash in Auckland yesterday afternoon

Police were called to East Tāmaki yesterday afternoon, where they found one person had suffered critical injuries.

Accidents •

One dead after single-vehicle crash in Whakatāne

The crash took place on Taneatua Road last night.

Tauranga And Bay Of Plenty •

'It's gutting' - Eight kiwi mauled to death by dogs in Northland

Eight kiwi have been found mauled by dogs in Northland's Ōpua Forest by Bay Bush Action Group in the past month alone.

Animals •

Fresh plea for information one year on from Ariki Rigby homicide

Police believe people in the community know what happened to Ariki and urge them to come forward.

Hawkes Bay •

Wozniacki soldiers on at US Open, Venus out in men's doubles

Caroline Wozniacki’s comeback to tennis and the US Open continued this morning with a win over American Jennifer Brady but Kiwi Michael Venus had his major cut short.

He Tānga Manawa: Waka hourua Te Aurere prepares for maiden voyage

The waka hourua was built from 1991 to 1992. It consisted of two giant kauri trees sourced from the Herekino State Forest by Busby who was recognised across Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa as one of the leading master carvers of traditional waka.

Te Ao Maori •

Ferguson to captain Black Caps for first time against Bangladesh

Lockie Ferguson will captain the side for their three-match series in Dhaka in the absence of regular captain Kane Williamson as he continues to recover from knee surgery.

Black Caps •

Body found in Wellington park was a 78-year-old man - police

Currently, the man's death is being treated as "unexplained".

Wellington •

Kerr, Devine set for big payday as 'platinum' players in WBBL

An international player draft has been introduced to the WBBL for the first time in what's been heralded as a game changer.

Traffickers plead guilty to smuggling $16k of sea cucumbers

Sea cucumbers have restrictions on them to prevent overfishing, but a thriving black market frequently gets them to China, where they are a delicacy.

Central And South America •

Freedoms NZ protesters block entrance to Labour campaign launch

Disruptions to political events by Freedoms NZ are likely to become a regular theme in the lead-up to this year's election.

Politics •

'Not the departure I'd planned for' - Savea to leave Hurricanes

Julian Savea has seemingly played his last game for the franchise after announcing his departure on social media.

Hurricanes •

Labour pledges free dental for under 30s if elected

The policy was announced at the party's campaign launch in Auckland today.

Politics •

Travis Barker rushes home amid Kourtney birth speculation

The musician has left the world tour citing an "urgent family matter".

Music •

Popular bear shot dead in Italy, leaving cubs without mother

The killing has received backlash from government officials and animal rights activists.

UK And Europe •

Police remain puzzled by mystery help sign at West Coast lake

Police said a team had conducted a search of the area but nothing of significance had been located.

West Coast •

Actor David Hasselhoff spotted in Auckland

The Hoff was spotted alongside Rhys Darby at Auckland's Sky Tower on Friday.

Auckland •

Dead whale washes up on Auckland beach

DOC said the whale may have been deceased for a number of days prior to washing up onshore.

Auckland •

'Desperation': ACT slams Labour's 'fantasy' free dental policy

The Greens say it could go further with a wealth tax.

Politics •

Charles 'disappointed' Diana didn't give birth to daughter

In never-before-released tapes recorded in the 1990s, Princess Diana has been heard telling how King Charles told her stepmother he was “so disappointed” she didn’t give birth to a daughter.

UK And Europe •

'Cold-blooded': TikTok star and mother found guilty of murder

A UK court heard that Ansreen and Mahek Bukhari, a mother and daughter duo, recruited at least five others to partake in the “cold-blooded” murder, killing Saqib Hussain and Hashim Ijazuddin, both 21.

Crime And Justice •

Felix Desmarais: Labour's dental policy lacks bite

Labour's announcement to begin a "journey" towards free dental care is likely not the election saver the party hoped it would be, writes 1News digital political reporter Felix Desmarais.

Politics •

German woman charged with killing lookalike in effort to fake own death

The accused 23-year-old allegedly contacted several women she believed looked like her, offering fake talent and beauty opportunities.

UK And Europe •

Kiwi duo wins para gold at bowls world championships

New Zealand's Teri Blackbourn and Julie O'Connell clinched gold in the inaugural Women's Para Pairs event at the world bowls championships on Australia's Gold Coast.

Healthcare staff gifted free trips to Milford Sound as a thank you

Fiordland tourist operators came up with the idea and delivered an adventure no one will ever forget.

West Coast •

Tallest living dog needs leg amputation following cancer diagnosis

The Great Dane’s diagnosis means that he’ll need to have his right front leg amputated.

Man charged with murder over Mt Roskill assault, victim named

Police said the investigation team had worked some long hours to bring some relief to the victim’s devastated family.

Crime And Justice •

One ticket wins $10.3 million Lotto Powerball jackpot

Two other tickets shared Lotto First Division with the big winner.

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