He was seen multiple times a day in some instances, creating a "toxic" and "emotionally unsafe" workplace.
New Zealand
Thu, Dec 4
1:31
A second teacher has been censured over the incident, where she offered white powder to her fellow staff members while partying in a classroom.
The global web-browsing giant has revealed the most common searches among New Zealanders this year.
Today's hearing marked the end of a case that garnered international attention, following the harrowing discovery of two young children's bodies in 2022.
Wed, Nov 26
2:37
The complainant said one of Murray Lawrence Hill's boarding houses in Lyttleton was in a "serious state of disrepair", with rubbish "rotting" outside.
Thu, Nov 20
Road safety campaigners say the new cameras will help reduce crashes and deaths on New Zealand's roads and even lead to fewer speeding tickets.
Fri, Nov 7
1:30
Jack Brough is working to achieve his dream after a terminal brain cancer diagnosis left him with the prospect of limited time.
Sun, Nov 2
Andrew is not the first royal to lose his title, and there's a good chance he won't be the last.
World
Fri, Oct 31
4:58
Craig Draper, mechanic and owner of Auckland garage Fred Co Motors, said the Government taking a look at the WoF system was a good thing and "well overdue".
Thu, Oct 30
6:33
The Government wants to know if Kiwis support changes to the Warrant of Fitness system, which would see less frequent inspections for some vehicles.
Wed, Oct 29
3:04
A cancer diagnosis eight weeks ago has left Byron Smith facing a major new obstacle.
Sat, Oct 18
The nondescript SUVs first hit the road in May, replacing police vans, when NZTA took over control of New Zealand's speed enforcement tools.
Fri, Oct 17
The A-League opener at AAMI Park in Victoria will be the first time the two sides have faced off since Victory stormed to the grand final after defeating the Black Knights at home.
Football
Wed, Oct 15
Some "incredibly reckless, dangerous" behaviour on the roads is inevitable, says AA spokesperson.
Sat, Oct 4
NZTA has been the sole operator of speed cameras since the start of July.
Sat, Sep 27
Millions of cigarettes are intercepted at the border each year, and the methods criminal organisations are using to smuggle them are growing more sophisticated, Customs says.
Thu, Sep 25
0:38
There will eventually be 10 trailers with speed cameras, as well as 34 SUVs.
Wed, Sep 17
1:29
Learner drivers in Auckland's remote north-west will be able to continue with their free lessons after a local charity was gifted a replacement for their ageing car.
Tue, Sep 16
5:01
The workers lived in 22 unconsented container-style cabins at a Manurewa warehouse, which lacked adequate fire safety systems and appropriate means of escape.
Thu, Sep 4
NZ First leader Winston Peters unveiled a member’s bill aimed at ensuring that physical identification remained a "valid and equal" alternative.
Tue, Sep 2
Kiwis would have the option of carrying their licence in their wallet or on their phone under the new rules.
Sat, Aug 23
A car, used by a charity in regional Auckland providing free driving lessons to those who can’t get them elsewhere, is reaching the end of its life.
Sun, Aug 17
Ruapehu College's principal said it had been dealing with improper disposal of used sanitary products and "intentional blockage" of drains with tampons.
Fri, Aug 15
After sewage began leaking through their flat’s ceiling, a group of students was forced to take turns emptying buckets throughout the night.
Tue, Aug 5
Sixteen-year-old Semisi Naiqara’s life support was turned off, but he refused to give up.
Sat, Aug 2
