To celebrate Matariki, TVNZ+ has compiled a special collection to make the holiday.
The former Labour MP reflects on one of the most divisive political battles in NZ's history and why its legacy is still unfolding.
It’s not at all clear the test or its timing were intended as intimidations, writes public safety lecturer James Dwyer.
Transport Minister Chris Bishop said some projects would continue only "preparation for future route protection" rather than moving into construction.
The aircraft departed from Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates and reported a navigational system problem before contact was lost.
The City of Sails has fallen five places to 12th in the latest global rankings, while Wellington has dropped out of the top 20.
"You know what you have to do, carry on," he reportedly told the student before taking off his headset and seatbelt, opening the door and jumping out of the plane.
Rising loan rates means good news for savers however.
The lucky person bought their ticket at New World Ilam.
A series of strong wind and heavy rain warnings are in place for lower and central parts of the North Island after a deluge caused flooding in the south this week.
Today's headlines in 90 seconds include the US president threatening fresh strikes on Iran, wild weather making its way north and preparations underway for a state visit from the Indian Prime Minister.
David Waine appeared in Hamilton District Court on Wednesday on three charges of theft by a person in a special relationship and one of false accounting.
A tortoiseshell cat missing from Cambridge for a year has turned up on a North Canterbury farm, after apparently crossing Cook Strait alone.
Police are calling on residents in Golden Bay to search their properties for missing 80-year-old Natalie.
Veteran Whanganui lawyer will contest the seat she once held for National.
Cabinet has abandoned a proposed ban on crypto ATMs after further analysis found a more flexible, targeted approach was available to address the risk of criminal misuse.
Ocean of Peace signing on Monday was followed by China firing a nuclear-capable missile into the South Pacific.
Dave Rennie and his selectors have retained the spine of the team that beat France, but still could not find a place for their most experienced player.
NZTA has suspended 16 driver testing officers and stood down another seven following an investigation into abnormal test results.
The damage in Tawa caused multiple signal issues and disrupted services, police said.
Waikato ED death deemed an 'acute unexpected incident'; Missing Cambridge cat turns up 630km away on Canterbury farm; Major bank lifts floating rates as OCR hike flows through.
1News understands the system will open between late August and early September.
The figure, equivalent to 8.6% of total GDP in the year to March 2025, comes from a report by Infometrics.
1News reported that the man, aged in his mid-50s, died in a toilet at the hospital's emergency department after waiting more than nine hours to be seen.
While the Auckland mayor's frosty relationship with AT was not new, the texts lay bare just how blunt he was in private messaging.
The iwi is hosting tomorrow’s national Matariki hautapu ceremony at Takaparawhau (Bastion Point), Auckland.
