The 93-year-old entertainer said the massive data facilities were "loud" and stealing water.
No-frills airline Jetstar is making major changes to its carry-on baggage rules.
The child was reported missing from his home address in Wiri yesterday evening.
There's a whole host of reasons not to drag that bulky bag onto your flight.
There were lines at the Blockhouse Bay shop this morning after its bacon and egg pie was crowned the country's best at the 2026 Bakels NZ Supreme Pie Awards.
The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including Jetstar’s carry-on changes, and Ariana Grande addresses her fans.
BNZ has raised its fixed home loan rates by up to 0.20%, becoming the latest lender to blame a surge in wholesale funding costs.
Emergency services responded to a report of a person seriously injured at an address on Portage Road, Ōtāhuhu around 10.30pm.
The project will turn the carpark, located on Customs Street West, into two skyscrapers, three podium buildings and a new laneway network.
Energy giant Meridian has consent to build 230,000 solar panels in Morrinsville, and sheep will be grazing under and between panels to maximise land productivity.
"Around 8000 more people were experiencing long-term unemployment in the June 2026 quarter than in the same quarter in 2025," according to Stats NZ.
Two men allegedly forced their way into a Morrinsville home overnight, threatening occupants with firearms and fleeing with stolen items.
The 144-Test veteran is likely to start against the Stormers after being usurped by Ruben Love. His response will be revealing, writes Patrick McKendry.
The Kiwi heavyweight boxer protested his innocence after failing a voluntary test last year following a loss to British rival Fabio Wardley.
Parcels containing the Class B controlled drug were stopped at the border between June 1 and July 19.
Police said CCTV vision appeared to show the driver deliberately veering into the cyclists.
The proposed gondola, zipline, surf and dining attraction has secured fresh investment, pending Overseas Investment Office approval.
The ticket was binned after the punter checked the docket at her local store and was told it was "non-payable".
"Paying somebody for five years for not working cannot be justified," said Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith.
"I would love it for Tom to win. I would absolutely love it. I would love people to give two votes to ACT. The reality is, it is very unlikely."
The council says 200 listings are under investigation and 64 non-compliant properties have been identified.
MetService meteorologist John Law said people would "definitely need those extra layers, those gloves, and those woolly blankets" over the next few days.
Fire and Emergency NZ said they received multiple calls to the single-storey house fire on Taratoa St in Point England.
Record electricity demand and freezing temperatures are piling pressure on households, with charities reporting more people are struggling to afford heating and the basics.
