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Terrific teens Lauitiiti, Wetere already making impression for Warriors wahine
The pair have retained their playing spots, after winning debuts against North Queensland Cowboys.
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Weekend weather: Temperatures to plummet as skiers hold out for snow
MetService said a series of cold fronts would see temperatures drop on Friday, heralding the return of widespread frosts.
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Boundary reshuffle puts MP outside own electorate
Selwyn MP Nicola Grigg no longer resides within her own electorate following a boundary reshuffle ahead of next year's general election.
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'Turned the corner': Zoo to work to restore damaged reputation
Orana Wildlife Park was found to have substandard animal welfare procedures after a review.
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Wide-open Farah Palmer Cup competition kicks off this weekend
Waikato are defending champions, but Auckland have historically dominated the FPC, winning 16 titles. Audio
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Police axing, redeploying roles around Canterbury
A controversial restructuring proposal will centralise services at larger stations.
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Rest home care no longer offered at village where Elisabeth Nicholls disappeared from
Christchurch woman Elisabeth Nicholls' body was found three weeks after she walked out of the home.
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Bob Carter steps away from NZ Cricket role
He became the Black Caps assistant coach during John Bracewell's tenure as head coach in 2004, serving in that role until 2009.
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Around the motu: Jonathan Leask in Ashburton
Audio 8 Aug 2025Around the motu: Jonathan Leask in Ashburton Audio
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Why Japanese warships are in Wellington
The JS Ise and destroyer JS Suzunamihave arrived in Wellington following a training manoeuvre with Australia.
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Vintage rugby jersey pops up in high-end London fashion label
A shirt strikingly similar to the one worn by Canterbury in the 2001 NPC championship is now being sold by London-based Palace Skateboards, a brand beloved by celebrities like Justin Bieber, Seth… Audio
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Zoo plagued by welfare concerns, toxic culture resumes taking in animals
Orana Wildlife Park was investigated last year following a whistleblowers' animal welfare concerns and allegations of a toxic culture.
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Former All Blacks star Richie Mo'unga is heading home
Mo'unga has signed with New Zealand Rugby, the Crusaders and Canterbury.
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'Had to get closure': Warriors put heartbreaking loss behind them
After their last-gasp defeat, the Auckland NRL side must regroup quickly against high-flying Canterbury Bulldogs.
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'They dropped the ball' - mum of teen killed at roadworks site
Fyfa Dawson cycled thousands of kilometres overseas, but was killed less than 3km from home. Audio
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The midwives reclaiming tikanga Māori in birthing care
"Some of our whānau say they've never had friendship from previous midwives ...That connection matters."
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Residents furious as police proposing removing area's only two officers
Locals say the restructure would mean the nearest officers would be an hour away. Audio
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Fiery meeting held in North Canterbury over police station closures
Hundreds of north Canterbury locals turned out to a fiery meeting in Culverden on Wednesday night, angry about a proposal to remove the town's two police officers. Anna Sargent reports. Audio
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Canterbury firm keeps craft wool processing in New Zealand
The country's last operational woollen dye house and spinning mill has been saved from the scrap heap.
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No apology after uni accuses neurodivergent student of cheating
The student, who was cleared of any wrongdoing, has abandoned his degree after the saga. Audio
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NCEA isn't perfect but we shouldn't forget why it was introduced
Analysis: The system has flaws, but a return to an exam-based model may not make the grade.
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Federated Farmers' comments on police 'not helpful', district commander says
Police are accusing Federated Farmers of scaremongering over a proposed restructure in rural Canterbury. Audio
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Police repeat safety warnings over powerline tampering
They are renewing an appeal for information as the problem continues across Christchurch.
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Neurodivergent student abandons study after accusations of cheating
Audio 6 Aug 2025A neurodivergent adult student has abandoned his tertiary degree after the University of Canterbury accused him of cheating. Timothy Brown has more. Audio
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Son kills homebound mother with sword
Reclusive man Nicholas McIlraith was his mother's sole caregiver, but why he killed her still isn't clear.
