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'Fairy dust' gets in the way, but does not stop chopper rescues
Life-saving helicopter flights are being increasingly used by Fire and Emergency, but one of its top aviation roles is so vague it has been described as "fairy dust".
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Warriors women feel NRLW travel pinch under semi-pro rules
The wahine face a long day journeying to Newcastle for the second time in two weeks.
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NPC Rugby: Where will the Ranfurly reside this summer?
Jonty Dine tracks the potential road of the Ranfurly Shield in 2025.
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Wāhine Māori reconnect to taonga of karanga in Ōtautahi
Wāhine were given a deeper understanding of their place within te ao Māori, a wānanga leader says.
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Home affordability and rent levels improving
Consumers are benefiting from lower interest rates and higher wages, according to new reports from Massey University.
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Truck crash injures two in North Canterbury
SH1 had closed after the crash but since reopened.
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Wellington to host Warriors' Anzac Day match for first time
The Warriors will play next year's Anzac Day NRL match in Wellington.
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Weather warnings in Nelson and Tasman
Audio 29 Jul 2025Significant heavy rain and strong winds are hitting or forecast to hit up and down the country. Audio
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At least four All Blacks to miss start of Rugby Championship
There is mixed news on the All Black injury front ahead of the Rugby Championship.
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Why high butter prices are a good thing
Butter prices might be biting at the supermarket checkout, but there's a warning that anyone hoping they'll fall should be careful what they wish for.
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27,850 jobs gone in a year
Young people are feeling the impact of the weak labour market.
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Canterbury scrub fire continues to burn after two days
The fire broke out near Sheffield on Saturday night.
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Kaikōura cruise visits expected to halve this summer
Kaikōura tourism leaders are expecting to see fewer cruise ships this summer.
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Dead teen's family told they had to organise getting his body back to hometown
The family of a teenager who died from complications after an operation never got the chance to say goodbye.
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Man suddenly felt sick before fatal cliff fall
The man had been snorkelling and collecting seafood as part of a group of four prior to his death.
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Third-time lucky for veteran Tactix
Nothing pleased Tactix coach Donna Wilkins more than seeing her veteran players win their first ANZ Premiership title in the red dress in Auckland on Sunday night. Audio
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Job advertisements fall for a second month
Ads on Seek NZ fell 3 percent in June from the month before. Audio
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Tactix shock defending champions Mystics for first ANZ Premiership crown
The southerners had lost their two previous visits to the grand final.
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Firefighters contain 60 hectare scrub fire in Canterbury
Three helicopters were brought in to battle the blaze on the Waimakariri riverbank, near the Canterbury town of Sheffield.
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Netball: ANZ Premiership final - what you need to know
The winner will make history - either the Tactix will win a maiden title or the Mystics will win a three-peat, something no other team has done.
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'Learning along the way' unlocks higher profit on farm
Dual land use, with pigs and cattle grazing under solar panels, has unlocked new opportunities for Waitangi Farm in Waiuku. Mostly importantly say Nigel and Merrin Upchurch, it aligns with their…
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Person dies after vehicles collide on Canterbury's SH1
Investigations into the crash are ongoing.
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Proposed changes to forestry rules and the on-going problems
Audio 25 Jul 2025There could be changes to forestry slash rules introduced just two years ago after Cyclone Gabrielle - but what will it take to prevent a repeat of dire consequences after extreme weather events? Audio
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Search for white SUV after cyclist hospitalised in hit-and-run
The cyclist was taken to hospital in a serious condition after the incident.
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Southern roads closed after serious crashes on SH8, SH1
One person has died following the two-vehicle crash south of Waitahuna around 4.50pm.
