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Some Tauranga families are taking loved ones out of the city for cheaper burial and cremation options. Councillor Glen Crowther blames Tauranga's fee structure for the trend.

'Vicious cycle' driving Tauranga families to Waikato for cheaper cremations

The council, which owns and operates Tauranga’s only crematorium, has proposed to drop its adult cremation fee by about $200, to $777.

New Zealand

14 mins ago

The truck was carrying chilled and frozen goods.

Frozen goods truck rollover shuts section of highway near Wānaka

The vehicle, which was hauling chilled and frozen goods, would need to be emptied before being righted and towed, police said.

New Zealand

46 mins ago

An online timesheet (file image).

How a police staffer was caught claiming overtime he hadn't worked

The staffer, who was paid nearly $30,000 for overtime he did not do, said the offending started after going through a break-up, which put "extra financial pressure" on him.

Crime and Justice

7:27am

Despite warmer temperatures in many places, El Niño is expected to be a bit milder and drier in New Zealand.

What the coming El Niño climate pattern means for NZ in a warming world

Past El Niño events have brought drought and disruption to New Zealand. What might the coming one spell?

New Zealand

6:00am

Fears of 'backlash and mockery' played into new Auckland rail line names

Fears of 'backlash and mockery' played into new Auckland rail line names

Debate over the names stretched across three years and five different approaches before a final decision was made.

Te Ao Māori

6:00am

Some Tauranga families are taking loved ones out of the city for cheaper burial and cremation options. Councillor Glen Crowther blames Tauranga's fee structure for the trend.

'Vicious cycle' driving Tauranga families to Waikato for cheaper cremations

The council, which owns and operates Tauranga’s only crematorium, has proposed to drop its adult cremation fee by about $200, to $777.

New Zealand

14 mins ago

The truck was carrying chilled and frozen goods.

Frozen goods truck rollover shuts section of highway near Wānaka

The vehicle, which was hauling chilled and frozen goods, would need to be emptied before being righted and towed, police said.

New Zealand

46 mins ago

An online timesheet (file image).

How a police staffer was caught claiming overtime he hadn't worked

The staffer, who was paid nearly $30,000 for overtime he did not do, said the offending started after going through a break-up, which put "extra financial pressure" on him.

Crime and Justice

7:27am

Despite warmer temperatures in many places, El Niño is expected to be a bit milder and drier in New Zealand.

What the coming El Niño climate pattern means for NZ in a warming world

Past El Niño events have brought drought and disruption to New Zealand. What might the coming one spell?

New Zealand

6:00am

Fears of 'backlash and mockery' played into new Auckland rail line names

Fears of 'backlash and mockery' played into new Auckland rail line names

Debate over the names stretched across three years and five different approaches before a final decision was made.

Te Ao Māori

6:00am

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The Government says It’s yet to make a decision, but one expert warns it’s a risky move.

US invites NZ to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz

The vital shipping route has been largely shut since the beginning of the Middle East war.

Politics

8:00pm

2:20

Oil prices yesterday hovered near their most expensive levels since the conflict began.

Petrol price relief may be short-lived as global oil costs surge

According to fuel price app Gaspy, the average price of 91 earlier today was $3.24 a litre — down around 5% over the past 28 days.

New Zealand

7:30pm

3:41

Tauranga Mayor Mahé Drysdale at the community meeting hosted by the council to provide an update on the rehabilitation of Mauao.

Mt Maunganui landslide: Restoration of Mauao to begin next week

The mountain has been closed since January 22, when six holidaymakers at the campground at the foot of the mountain were killed in a landslide.

New Zealand

6:31pm

Reopoamo Darklie Tufuga, 27, initially denied his offending, but changed his plea to guilty after in light of what police called "overwhelming" evidence.

Man jailed after police uncover more than 64,000 child abuse files

Reopoamo Darklie Tufuga has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison after investigators uncovered tens of thousands of images and videos.

Crime and Justice

6:00pm

Christopher Luxon and Winston Peters. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone

PM says he has 'nothing more to add' over Peters Iran clash

Christopher Luxon says he has nothing further to add after a bombshell document release from Winston Peters' office.

Politics

5:30pm

2:36

Te Tino Rangatiratanga flag

'Damaging effect': Proposed changes to Treaty clauses revealed

It would set government obligations to the Treaty to no higher standard than to simply "take into account" across nine Acts.

Te Ao Māori

4:30pm

The unknown species tentatively identified as Potamilla alba was found in Jackson Bay. (Source: Supplied / West Coast Regional Council)

Mystery species tentatively identified after West Coast discovery

The species was first found at Banks Peninsula in 1951.

Environment

3:55pm

Police car

Dairy owner and son stabbed after man allegedly refused to pay for pie

The pair were transported to Hawke's Bay Fallen Soldiers' Memorial Hospital at about 3pm Thursday, following the attack in Hastings.

Crime and Justice

3:25pm

Coastguard said it was alerted by police around 7am of a boat capsizing at Wairoa Bay near Waitangi in the Bay of Islands.

'Terrifying ordeal': Three found safe after boat capsizes in Bay of Islands

"This situation could have had a dire outcome and we’re thankful we’ve been able to return these men back to their loved ones," police said.

New Zealand

2:08pm

Police had received information that a person was in possession of illegal firearms and was allegedly supplying them to gang members.

Charges after police uncover cache of illegal guns destined for gangs

Officers seized five weapons, ammunition and body armour allegedly destined for gang members.

Crime and Justice

1:47pm

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The graffiti was discovered at the gates to the school. Part of the graffiti has been blurred.

Name suppression sought for offender in anti-Indian graffiti case

The man has admitted two charges of intentionally damaging a footpath and one of being offensive in a public place.

Crime and Justice

1:12pm

Te Hui Amorangi ki Te Waipounamu bishop-elect Susan Wallace.

Te Waipounamu names its first wahine Māori Anglican bishop

Once installed, Susan Wallace will become the second Māori woman Anglican bishop, and the first with a moko kauae.

Te Ao Māori

12:48pm

Internet outage on 1 May 2026.

One NZ fixes issue causing widespread internet outage

"We have opened a full investigation to ensure this doesn’t occur again," a spokesperson said.

New Zealand

12:41pm

A school zone sign (file picture).

Police catch 35 drivers speeding though school zones in an hour

A crackdown on drivers speeding through school zones in Auckland's south-east resulted in more than 70 infringements being issued in two hours across two days this week.

Crime and Justice

12:22pm

Police say Tom Phillips is likely to have a beard.

No charges laid after probe into possible Tom Phillips accomplices - police

Police said charges may be possible at a later date, or when further information comes to light.

Crime and Justice

11:38am

1:29

Proctor Park, the new playground in Ashbury Grove in Tinwald, is an example of a park and reserve vested to the council by a developer.

Too many parks? Deputy mayor questions cost of green space

"The horrible sections in the corner are given to the council as open spaces, and we mow for the next 150 years, its huge cost to the council."

New Zealand

11:11am

1:29

ANZ Bank New Zealand chief executive officer Antonia Watson said the result came at a time of heightened global uncertainty.

ANZ NZ posts $1.2 billion half-year profit

The results were up 2% on the last half-year results.

New Zealand

Fri, May 1

1:29

Police were notified of two people at a construction site on Victory Rd in Laingholm at around 3.20am on Friday.

Trail of diesel leads police to arrest after West Auckland fuel theft

Police said fuel offending was a "blight on everyone in the community" and urged residents to report suspicious activity immediately.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 1

1:29

Chris Finlayson.

Former National MP Chris Finlayson calls for 'war' on NZ First

A former high-ranking National Cabinet minister has doubts the coalition, made up of National, NZ First and ACT, will make it to the election campaign intact.

Politics

Fri, May 1

9:25

The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including a man’s arrested after the abduction and death of a young girl in Australia, and new road safety warnings amid a spike in deaths.

News in 90 Seconds May 1

The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including a man’s arrested after the abduction and death of a young girl in Australia, and new road safety warnings amid a spike in deaths.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 1

1:29

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