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Haeata Community Campus principal Peggy Burrows says the footage shows the school was not at fault but Food Safety officials disagree

The group went on to target another address just an hour later, where a woman was held for two hours as they demanded money.

A 14-year-old was arrested after an Opawa dairy owner was stabbed during a robbery on Tuesday.

The 17-year-old is set to appear before the Youth Court on a number of charges, including burglary, aggravated robbery, and wounding.

The 23-year-old man will be appearing in Court on charges of entering agricultural land with intent and wilful damage for graffiti.

Rajinder has been on trial accused of killing the Dunedin man last year.

Auckland is 22.9 percent below its peak and "lagging behind everyone else", an expert says.

A five wicket haul for Jacob Duffy saw the Windies dismissed for just 167.

However, the school's principal says otherwise.

The smart watches come with a discreet SOS button which silently connects to a monitoring team who can listen to what is happening. Audio

The Black Ferns will resume their rivalry with France in 2026 as part of the new WXV Global Series.

The brand new One New Zealand Stadium is due to open in April, and the following month, a dance and light extravaganza will take over.

The court will hear evidence on an extension of time for the terrorist to appeal his conviction and sentence in February next year.

Kymani Hiley-Hetaraka, 13, was not wearing a helmet when she fell at Alpine Ice. She died in hospital two days later.

The authority says it's more than likely that some lunches provided last week remained at the school and were not refrigerated. Audio

Smith established himself as a belligerent middle-order batter known for his ability against fast bowlers.

The School Lunch Collective is investigating after mouldy mince was served up to students at Haeata Community Campus yesterday.

"We rely completely on the Compass Group to deliver and then take the food that isn't eaten," says the principal at the centre of the saga. Audio

Building trust and confidence in police is an "absolute priority", the police commissioner has told a Select Committee as part of Parliament's Scrutiny Week.