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Labour leader Chris Hipkins.

Chris Hipkins reveals Labour caucus reshuffle

The changes come eight months out from the general election.

Politics

16 mins ago

A doctor prescribing pharmacy to patient.

Pharmac to widen access to 'life-changing' cystic fibrosis drugs

Pharmac Director Pharmaceuticals Adrienne Martin said the decision meant more people, including young children, would have access to medicines earlier.

Health

46 mins ago

Lotto (illustration).

Could you be a winner? $12m up for grabs in tonight's Lotto draw

Powerball's jackpot prize was not struck in Saturday's draw and has rolled over to tonight, giving players another chance to win big.

New Zealand

57 mins ago

Dark clouds above Orewa Beach, Auckland.

Tropical low to graze upper North Island, prompting weather watches

Forecasters warn of strong winds, humid nights and possible thunderstorms as the system approaches, though the worst of the weather is expected to stay offshore.

New Zealand

10:53am

A car hit a building on William Souter Street, Forrest Hill shorty before 9am.

Three injured after car crashes into cafe on North Shore

Emergency services were called to the crash in which a car hit a building on William Souter Street, Forrest Hill shortly before 9am.

New Zealand

10:42am

0:42

Labour leader Chris Hipkins.

Chris Hipkins reveals Labour caucus reshuffle

The changes come eight months out from the general election.

Politics

16 mins ago

A doctor prescribing pharmacy to patient.

Pharmac to widen access to 'life-changing' cystic fibrosis drugs

Pharmac Director Pharmaceuticals Adrienne Martin said the decision meant more people, including young children, would have access to medicines earlier.

Health

46 mins ago

Lotto (illustration).

Could you be a winner? $12m up for grabs in tonight's Lotto draw

Powerball's jackpot prize was not struck in Saturday's draw and has rolled over to tonight, giving players another chance to win big.

New Zealand

57 mins ago

Dark clouds above Orewa Beach, Auckland.

Tropical low to graze upper North Island, prompting weather watches

Forecasters warn of strong winds, humid nights and possible thunderstorms as the system approaches, though the worst of the weather is expected to stay offshore.

New Zealand

10:53am

A car hit a building on William Souter Street, Forrest Hill shorty before 9am.

Three injured after car crashes into cafe on North Shore

Emergency services were called to the crash in which a car hit a building on William Souter Street, Forrest Hill shortly before 9am.

New Zealand

10:42am

0:42

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The tino rangatiratanga haki (flag) outside Parliament on the day of the Treaty Principles Bill introduction.

Urgent Waitangi Tribunal inquiry into removal of schools' Treaty obligations

An urgent inquiry will look into the Government's decision to scrap school boards' legal duty to give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and reset Te Mātaiaho, the New Zealand Curriculum.

Te Ao Māori

10:31am

The Department of Conservation has closed the track to Harwoods Hole, meaning that it will no longer be maintained, but the public can still walk it at their own risk.

Closure of 'spectacular' sinkhole track stuns climber

Harwoods Hole lies in the Tasman District, within the Abel Tasman National Park, but the Department of Conservation closed the track to the site last month, citing safety risks.

Environment

9:49am

A piggybank (file image).

KiwiSaver balances wobble: Is this time different?

Markets have been volatile this week as they digest the impact of the war in the Middle East.

Business

9:17am

A woman is caught on camera throwing seaweed at a New Zealand fur seal/kekeno on the Kaikōura Peninsula.

DOC investigates after woman seen throwing seaweed at Kaikōura seal

The Department of Conservation has launched an investigation after social media footage showed a woman disturbing a fur seal at Kaikōura.

New Zealand

8:02am

Two vehicles parked on the cycle lane on Orly Avenue near Māngere town centre.

Cyclists frustrated by drivers illegally parking on Auckland's bike lanes

"It's forcing people riding bikes, expecting the protection of a cycleway, to be forced out into the traffic. It's actually really unsafe."

New Zealand

7:38am

Air Chathams came to the rescue of Whakatāne air passengers after Air New Zealand stopped providing flights to and from Whakatāne Airport.

Air Chathams announces $20 fuel surcharge on fares

In its statement, Air Chathams said aviation fuel prices in New Zealand "have risen significantly" due to the war in the Middle East.

New Zealand

6:45am

2:29

Otago University wrote to the Government about potential issues with a new school in Waikato.

'Teething issues': Concerns over placements of 120 new medical students

Otago University wrote to the Health Minister – and then to the Ministry of Health the next day – about potential issues with a new school in Waikato.

Health

6:00am

2:16

Challenge to train guide dogs due to other dogs roaming and attacking.

Guide dogs and handlers facing rising dog attacks

Blind Low Vision said it is having to turn down applicants that live in prone areas, pull dogs out of the programme and change training locations.

New Zealand

6:00am

2:17

Stolen from the church was a large brass Eagle lectern.

Large brass eagle lectern stolen from Mackenzie church

Police said the theft from a church on Middle Valley Rd, Mackenzie occurred sometime between February 19 and March 4.

Crime and Justice

6:45pm

Govt planned to overturn a ban on livestock exports but this is no longer a priority in election year. 

'Will be disappointment': Live export ban won't be overturned this term

The Government had promised to overturn a ban on the controversial live cattle export trade this term but now says the legislation is not progressing.

Politics

6:36pm

2:23

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Duncan Garner says the council’s acknowledgement of Ngāti Kuia’s iwi environmental management plan is evidence of "co-governance creep".

Duncan Garner's claims of 'co-governance creep' shot down

"This is an open meeting, [and] it's all available online. It’s not stealth or dishonesty, it’s all out there for anyone to see," Marlborough councillors said.

New Zealand

5:57pm

The intersection of Fairfax-Isla Bank Rd and Isla Bank-Flints Bush Rd pictured on Google Maps.

Two people die in two-vehicle crash at Southland's Isla Bank

The crash at the intersection of Fairfax-Isla Bank Rd and Isla Bank-Flints Bush Rd was reported to emergency services just before 9am.

New Zealand

5:36pm

Amateur astronomer looking at the evening skies, observing planets, stars, Moon and other celestial objects with binoculars. (File image).

Lunar occultation: What is it, and when can you catch a glimpse?

Keen amateur astronomers will only have about an hour to view the natural phenomenon tonight.

New Zealand

5:07pm

Napier Mayor Richard McGrath wears his mayoral chains at an earthquake memorial service at the Waiapu Cathedral.

Napier mayor to let councillors decide on city’s third deputy mayor

Mayor Richard McGrath's standing down his Deputy Mayor Sally Crown was the focus of a private meeting.

Politics

4:53pm

The 2026 best hot cross bun by Michael's Bakery in Hillmorton, Christchurch.

Hilary Barry names New Zealand's best hot cross buns

The Seven Sharp presenter and the panel of judges were unanimous that these buns, studded with mixed peel and perfumed with orange liqueur, score the top prize.

Life

4:30pm

Scott Watson.

Convicted double-murderer Scott Watson granted leave to appeal

Watson was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering Ben Smart and Olivia Hope in the Marlborough Sounds.

Crime and Justice

3:35pm

Former ACT Party president Tim Jago

Surf Life Saving strips convicted sex offender Jago of awards, life membership

Former ACT Party president Tim Jago was found guilty in 2024 of sexually abusing two teenagers in the 1990s.

Crime and Justice

3:01pm

Keith Andrew Wicks-Cairns was sentenced at the High Court in Dunedin on 10 March 2026.

Dunedin rapist Keith Andrew Wicks-Cairns sentenced to preventive detention

The crown prosecutor described Wicks-Cairns as at very high risk of reoffending, stating "he had no real insight, remorse or empathy for the woman, rather self pity for getting caught".

Crime and Justice

2:26pm

Burnout marks at Porirua's Whenua Tapu Cemetery.

Workers 'heartbroken' at burnout damage at cemetery near Wellington

Clear images of the offender were caught on CCTV and shared with police.

Crime and Justice

1:42pm

Mariameno Kapa-Kingi

Judge says Mariameno Kapa-Kingi’s expulsion from Te Pāti Māori unlawful

The High Court determined that Kapa-Kingi should be reinstated into the party.

Te Ao Māori

1:21pm

4:29

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