A coroner has called for the "dangerous" device to be banned.
Analysis: Cheaper, publicly-owned Kiwi supermarkets? It’s an idea already taking shape in New York, US Correspondent Logan Church writes, after a grocery shop.
The 97-year-old Alfredton bridge was closed in April when engineers found cracking within the structure of the critical route east of Eketāhuna.
Britain's National Air Traffic Services said a problem had been identified in its flight processing system and engineers were urgently working on the issue.
William and Catherine carried umbrellas as they brought the 13-year-old prince, wearing a jacket and tie, to be welcomed by the head teacher.
Glen Crowther says he was required to enter a supervised room with no device, pen or paper to review documents related to the Mount Maunganui landslide inquiry.
Australian radio star Jackie "O" Henderson said her former boss misled the share market by leaving out details of her bust-up with co-host Kyle Sandilands.
Canada is fighting back in Trump's trade war, slapping tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of US goods and looking to Europe for new allies.
Police were called to the crash involving a car and a pedestrian on Carroll Street/State Highway 3 at the intersection with Ward Street just before 8pm.
The Menendez brothers will get another shot at parole sooner than expected, with a new hearing brought forward by nearly 18 months.
The video was edited to make it look like the monarch shrugged and walked away when a man fainted in front of him.
New Zealand's science and maths scores in the international Pisa tests for 15-year-olds have improved or stabilised after more than 20 years of decline.
Erin Patterson claims her solitary confinement and high-profile prevented her from being able to exercise, according to 9News.
The letter made it clear that the couple would remain non-working members of the royal family, even though they had returned to the United Kingdom.
Chris Stone says the council knew it was about to reseal a road in asphalt when it told his subdivision the material was unaffordable.
Several units were graffitied, others were damaged, and one had a tyre slashed.
"This process gives us the structure and time to pursue a landmark transaction and begin the next chapter of LIV Golf."
The arrests were made under the ongoing Strike Force Trawler, which includes detectives going undercover online to catch child predators and groomers.
Iran launched missiles toward US targets in Jordan following the latest American strikes.
"I have had to sell our two family cars to pay arrears on my mortgage," said Napier business owner Hetal Shastri.
A woman and two young children were killed on Monday night.
The whole operation took less than three minutes and targeted the most valuable works in the Renoir Museum in the town of Cagnes-sur-Mer, near Nice and Cannes.
The final Test against the Springboks appears to be an ideal opportunity to see if the returning No.10 still has what it takes, writes Patrick McKendry.
The man who was fatally stabbed on an Auckland street in broad daylight can now be named for the first time.
The truck's cab caught fire on the Peka Peka Expressway just south of the Ōtaki River around 5am.
Police say the West Auckland crash was a "parking mishap", with no injuries reported.
The F-35A Lightning II jets are in New Zealand for joint training exercises.
Scrutiny of the AI sector has grown in the past year, including calls for a moratorium on new data centre consents.
Police received reports of a crash near Eyrewell in the Waimakariri District, north of Christchurch, around 5.20pm on Tuesday.
Concerns raised about dog owners bagging waste but then leaving it behind – including behind bushes.
Lok Fung Lorrence Li is on trial accused of murdering Fuk-Fu Joseph Kwok and Mei Han Chong in their home in 2023.
The man allegedly blew nearly three times the legal limit after officers found him slumped at the wheel of a Mini Cooper in Papatoetoe.
Tainui Group Holdings has refuted a report coming out of Australian media that the company is secretly negotiating with the NRL to establish a rugby league team in Hamilton.
More than 50,000 products are on offer at the huge 6700 sq metre store in Westgate – the first in the country to debut the Plan C+ format.
Police today charged a 43-year-old man from Kaihū, who owned the dogs, after arresting him in central Auckland earlier in the day.
The union says workers have rejected pay offers as inadequate in bargaining.
It comes after Canada's retaliatory tariffs on the US kicked in.
Opportunistic thieves targeted homes searched in a $6.5 million cannabis operation, with police saying they appear unconnected to the original organised crime groups.
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said the benchmark annual pay for a minister at the lowest grade will rise to $2.43 million.
The famished 29-year-old was spotted driving with his knees as he prepared his tasty snack.
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"There are not enough safeguards built by the manufacturers of these products – we do not want them at our events where people could easily take advantage."
Derek McInnes says he couldn't cook, boil water for tea, or use his CPAP machine – with the council now saying water tankers are available.
The complaint focused on National's criticisms of Labour's proposed capital gains tax.
Police say there's no ongoing risk but asked the public to avoid the station, with Auckland Transport reporting delays and cancellations on the Western Line.
The Kaiwera Downs Wind Farm near Gore has the ability to generate enough electricity to power 96,000 homes.
Raelene Polymiadis, 65, is on trial in the South Australian Supreme Court, charged with murdering her elderly parents with insulin.
Kawau Island does not have a rubbish collection service. Instead, residents and visitors have to haul their rubbish back to the mainland.
Naidoo's candidacy, announced in June, prompted public criticism from Police Commissioner Richard Chambers and Minister Mark Mitchell.
A lone juror blocked Lindsay Clancy from being acquitted, despite saying during deliberations that he had reasonable doubt, the jury’s foreperson said.
