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New Zealand

'Hydraulic issue': Air NZ flight to Gisborne sent back to Auckland

Flight NZ5171 departed Auckland at 5.20pm bound for Gisborne, but turned around over the Eastern Bay of Plenty.

7:27pm

1:05

Traffic accidents involving utes are up to seven times more likely to be fatal.

New Zealand

Researchers call for ute tax – citing burden on NZ's health system

Research from the University of Auckland shows about two thirds of ute trips are happening in cities.

Crime and Justice

Man arrested after booing at Australian Anzac service

Police confirmed a 24-year-old man was arrested for "an alleged act of nuisance" during the service and said several others were moved on.

A poppy mural marks the entrance to Papatoetoe RSA as preparations are underway for Anzac Day.

New Zealand

Changing shape of RSAs: Who is supposed to support veterans?

Across South Auckland, the RSA is changing fast, but one key question remains: Who is actually responsible for supporting veterans?

World

How much longer will the ghosts of Chernobyl stay buried?

One worker said returning to the plant in 1993 was less scary than now – "Back then, at least, there was no bombing".

7:00pm

intersection of State Highway 36 and Leonard Rd in Ngongotaha.

New Zealand

'Devastating': Two killed, one badly injured, in crash near Rotorua

Police said members of the public rushed to help and did what they could while emergency services responded.

World

Wave of public outcry tests Putin's rule in wartime Russia

A 19-minute video by popular Russian blogger Victoria Bonya received 31 million views on Instagram in 10 days.

7:03pm

Members of the armed forces hold the national flags of Australia prior to the commencement of the Anzac Day Parade on April 25, 2026 in Sydney, Australia.

World

'Bastardry': Outrage at boos, jeers during Anzac services in Australia

Anger at Sydney interruptions – and other incidents also blemished the day in Melbourne.

6:36pm

4:30

New Zealand

Anzac Day marked in solemn services around the world

Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence attend Dawn Service in London while representatives from Australia, New Zealand and Türkiye also gathered in northwest Türkiye.

6:15pm

4:30

Journalist John Campbell, Mandy Molloy with a photo of her late daughter Rachel, and the woman who called 111 on the night of Rachel's fatal fall. (Composite image: Vinay Ranchhod, 1News)

Crime and Justice

John Campbell: Rachel Molloy died a terrible death – how well did police investigate it?

From the beginning there were questions surrounding Rachel Molloy's death, but was her mother the only person asking them? Watch part two of this investigation on TVNZ+.

World

'Bastardry': Outrage at boos, jeers during Anzac services in Australia

Anger at Sydney interruptions – and other incidents also blemished the day in Melbourne.

6:36pm

4:30

New Zealand

Anzac Day marked in solemn services around the world

Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence attend Dawn Service in London while representatives from Australia, New Zealand and Türkiye also gathered in northwest Türkiye.

6:15pm

4:30

Crime and Justice

John Campbell: Rachel Molloy died a terrible death – how well did police investigate it?

From the beginning there were questions surrounding Rachel Molloy's death, but was her mother the only person asking them? Watch part two of this investigation on TVNZ+.

New Zealand

'Hydraulic issue': Air NZ flight to Gisborne sent back to Auckland

Flight NZ5171 departed Auckland at 5.20pm bound for Gisborne, but turned around over the Eastern Bay of Plenty.

7:27pm

1:05

New Zealand

Researchers call for ute tax – citing burden on NZ's health system

Research from the University of Auckland shows about two thirds of ute trips are happening in cities.

Crime and Justice

Man arrested after booing at Australian Anzac service

Police confirmed a 24-year-old man was arrested for "an alleged act of nuisance" during the service and said several others were moved on.

New Zealand

Changing shape of RSAs: Who is supposed to support veterans?

Across South Auckland, the RSA is changing fast, but one key question remains: Who is actually responsible for supporting veterans?

World

How much longer will the ghosts of Chernobyl stay buried?

One worker said returning to the plant in 1993 was less scary than now – "Back then, at least, there was no bombing".

7:00pm

New Zealand

'Devastating': Two killed, one badly injured, in crash near Rotorua

Police said members of the public rushed to help and did what they could while emergency services responded.

Crime and Justice

Public help 'key' to Dannevirke RTV burglary arrest

The case of a stolen $30,000 rough terrain vehicle was cracked after the man allegedly responsible tried to purchase a key for its ignition the very next day.

6:10pm

Flight NZ81 on the runway at Auckland International Airport.

New Zealand

Smoke from Air NZ aircraft brakes halts take-off on Auckland runway

Air New Zealand said Flight NZ81 from Auckland to Hong Kong experienced a technical issue with the braking system when positioning for take-off.

1:05

World

'Bastardry': Outrage at boos, jeers during Anzac services in Australia

Anger at Sydney interruptions – and other incidents also blemished the day in Melbourne.

6:36pm

4:30

New Zealand

Anzac Day marked in solemn services around the world

Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence attend Dawn Service in London while representatives from Australia, New Zealand and Türkiye also gathered in northwest Türkiye.

6:15pm

4:30

Crime and Justice

Public help 'key' to Dannevirke RTV burglary arrest

The case of a stolen $30,000 rough terrain vehicle was cracked after the man allegedly responsible tried to purchase a key for its ignition the very next day.

6:10pm

New Zealand

Smoke from Air NZ aircraft brakes halts take-off on Auckland runway

Air New Zealand said Flight NZ81 from Auckland to Hong Kong experienced a technical issue with the braking system when positioning for take-off.

1:05

Crime and Justice

John Campbell: Rachel Molloy died a terrible death – how well did police investigate it?

From the beginning there were questions surrounding Rachel Molloy's death, but was her mother the only person asking them? Watch part two of this investigation on TVNZ+.

New Zealand

'Hydraulic issue': Air NZ flight to Gisborne sent back to Auckland

Flight NZ5171 departed Auckland at 5.20pm bound for Gisborne, but turned around over the Eastern Bay of Plenty.

7:27pm

1:05

New Zealand

Researchers call for ute tax – citing burden on NZ's health system

Research from the University of Auckland shows about two thirds of ute trips are happening in cities.

Crime and Justice

Man arrested after booing at Australian Anzac service

Police confirmed a 24-year-old man was arrested for "an alleged act of nuisance" during the service and said several others were moved on.

New Zealand

Changing shape of RSAs: Who is supposed to support veterans?

Across South Auckland, the RSA is changing fast, but one key question remains: Who is actually responsible for supporting veterans?

World

How much longer will the ghosts of Chernobyl stay buried?

One worker said returning to the plant in 1993 was less scary than now – "Back then, at least, there was no bombing".

7:00pm

New Zealand

'Hydraulic issue': Air NZ flight to Gisborne sent back to Auckland

Flight NZ5171 departed Auckland at 5.20pm bound for Gisborne, but turned around over the Eastern Bay of Plenty.

7:27pm

1:05

New Zealand

Researchers call for ute tax – citing burden on NZ's health system

Research from the University of Auckland shows about two thirds of ute trips are happening in cities.

Crime and Justice

Man arrested after booing at Australian Anzac service

Police confirmed a 24-year-old man was arrested for "an alleged act of nuisance" during the service and said several others were moved on.

New Zealand

Changing shape of RSAs: Who is supposed to support veterans?

Across South Auckland, the RSA is changing fast, but one key question remains: Who is actually responsible for supporting veterans?

World

How much longer will the ghosts of Chernobyl stay buried?

One worker said returning to the plant in 1993 was less scary than now – "Back then, at least, there was no bombing".

7:00pm

New Zealand

'Devastating': Two killed, one badly injured, in crash near Rotorua

Police said members of the public rushed to help and did what they could while emergency services responded.

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