Rice, Taylor

Nearby motorists were reportedly in shock after the incident.

A 'miracle' no-one killed in Auckland 9-metre scaffolding collapse

Kylin Scaffolding Limited has been sentenced after a "dramatic" scaffolding collapse in January 2024 which left a number of cars damaged.

Thursday 11:04am

0:33

Massive heart attack after yoga session leaves Kiwi in Aus facing long recovery

Mum Janine Dewes left her life in Auckland behind when her son suffered the major medical emergency in Brisbane.

Wed, Aug 6

1:29

Tourists cross the Rialto Bridge on February 16, 2025 in Venice, Italy.

How to travel the world without falling into the overtourism trap

With some destinations struggling under the weight of record visitors, a Kiwi travel writer shares how to avoid contributing to overtourism.

Sun, Aug 3

Composite image by Vania Chandrawidjaja (Source: iStock/1News)

Passing the bucks: Can businesses refuse to let you pay in cash?

Concerns for staff safety and a Member's Bill to protect cash payments have highlighted differing opinions on whether hard currency is still king.

Sun, Jul 13

'Having a ball': Seal captured riding waves at beach in Hawke's Bay

Michael Farr recorded the moment at Te Awanga on Tuesday.

Wed, Jul 9

A 'miracle' no-one killed in Auckland 9-metre scaffolding collapse

Kylin Scaffolding Limited has been sentenced after a "dramatic" scaffolding collapse in January 2024 which left a number of cars damaged.

Thursday 11:04am

0:33

Massive heart attack after yoga session leaves Kiwi in Aus facing long recovery

Mum Janine Dewes left her life in Auckland behind when her son suffered the major medical emergency in Brisbane.

Wed, Aug 6

1:29

How to travel the world without falling into the overtourism trap

With some destinations struggling under the weight of record visitors, a Kiwi travel writer shares how to avoid contributing to overtourism.

Sun, Aug 3

Passing the bucks: Can businesses refuse to let you pay in cash?

Concerns for staff safety and a Member's Bill to protect cash payments have highlighted differing opinions on whether hard currency is still king.

Sun, Jul 13

'Having a ball': Seal captured riding waves at beach in Hawke's Bay

Michael Farr recorded the moment at Te Awanga on Tuesday.

Wed, Jul 9

Mortgage rates: How low could they go?

The Official Cash Rate is reviewed again next week - economists look at whether there will be an ongoing effect for interest rates.

Thu, Jul 3

June 2025

eVisas have become much more common in recent years.

Travelling soon? Don't forget to check if you need an e-visa

More countries now require Kiwis to have an electronic visa before travelling.

Fri, Jun 20

Close-up of young woman talking on mobile phone walking on city street file photo.

What you need to know ahead of the 3G network shutdown

While the move has been called a "positive step" towards a digital future, the change may have an impact on some New Zealanders.

Tue, Jun 10

1:30

May 2025

Why Tourette's experts are campaigning for 'anti-awareness'

For Tourette's Awareness Month, the Tourette's Association of New Zealand is pushing a message that may come as a surprise.

Fri, May 23

A file image of a yellow-bellied sea snake

Yellow-bellied sea snake washes up near Great Barrier Island

A "highly venomous" yellow-bellied sea snake was found dead by a member of the public over the weekend on Rangiahua/Flat Island.

Wed, May 7

January 2025

Charge laid a year after scaffolding crashed onto Auckland road

A description of the charge provided to 1News said the incident "exposed other persons to risk of death or serious injury".

Wed, Jan 22

0:33

Community rallies to help dolphin to safety in Otago

Quick thinking helped lead to the rescue of a large bottlenose dolphin from the shallows of an estuary north of Dunedin over the weekend.

Tue, Jan 7

November 2024

The two drinking water suppliers where the elevated levels were found treat water from the Waikato River.

Elevated levels of arsenic found in Auckland and Waikato water supply

Local Government Minister Simeon Brown confirmed he has been briefed on the issue this evening.

November 27, 2024

September 2024

Gisborne shop owner reeling after overnight ram-raid

In CCTV footage supplied to 1News, a car can be seen smashing through the front of the store, followed by a group entering and taking fallen cabinets.

September 10, 2024

0:59

June 2024

Auckland trains back on track as industrial action withdrawn

The Rail and Maritime Transport Union confirmed to 1News it has reached an agreement in principle with rail operator Auckland One Rail - it still needs to be ratified by members.

July 1, 2024

June 2024