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Company fined $71k over ‘offensive odour’ at compost site

Remediation NZ has been fined $71,250 for offensive odours at a compost site in north Taranaki – which had been described by neighbours as smelling like "faecal and pig effluent".

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The pair, who wished to remain anonymous, had no idea a major prize was still unclaimed in their area until the man's sister mentioned it in passing.

Couple celebrate with chocolate biscuits after $5m Lotto win

"We're so overwhelmed and emotional. We just keep saying to each other 'can you believe it?'"

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Dog bite claims to ACC increase by 19% over four years but experts warn against knee-jerk reactions.

'Knee-jerk' warning as calls grow for dog control overhaul

A 62-year-old woman died after she was mauled by three dogs in Northland's Kaihū last week.

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'Absolute shambles': Dual nationals on UK border change

'Absolute shambles': Dual nationals on UK border change

UK dual citizen Chris Betterton is among those outraged by the change to require British passports, describing it as a shambles, with "appalling communication".

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Two critical in collision involving train and car in Taranaki

Two critical in collision involving train and car in Taranaki

St John said it was notified of the incident in Inglewood at 8.45am.

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Police were called to Marumaru Lane after reports a person had been shot shortly before 9pm on February 18.

Crime and Justice

Man hands himself in after alleged shooting in Auckland's Manurewa

Following unsuccessful police search warrants at two south Auckland properties, the 34-year-old handed himself in to Papakura Police Station.

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A kid rides a bike on a footpath in Auckland.

Age limit for riding bikes on footpaths proposed by Govt

"Many children already ride on footpaths, although the current rule does not allow them to," Transport Minister Chris Bishop said.

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Police car.

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Man allegedly rams two police cars after running red lights

One vehicle was rammed "multiple times" in the incident overnight.

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Scott Robertson, the New Zealand head coach looks on during the Quilter Nations Series 2025 rugby international match between Wales and New Zealand.

Scott Robertson lands new gig after All Blacks axing

It will be Scott Robertson's first assignment since he was sacked as All Blacks coach in January.

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Australian Border Force (ABF) officers stopped the man, 24, for a baggage examination at Perth Airport yesterday morning.

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Kiwi in Perth charged with allegedly possessing extremist material

Australian Border Force (ABF) officers stopped the 24-year-old man after he arrived on an overseas flight on Monday.

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Police car.

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Man allegedly rams two police cars after running red lights

One vehicle was rammed "multiple times" in the incident overnight.

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Scott Robertson, the New Zealand head coach looks on during the Quilter Nations Series 2025 rugby international match between Wales and New Zealand.

Scott Robertson lands new gig after All Blacks axing

It will be Scott Robertson's first assignment since he was sacked as All Blacks coach in January.

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Australian Border Force (ABF) officers stopped the man, 24, for a baggage examination at Perth Airport yesterday morning.

Crime and Justice

Kiwi in Perth charged with allegedly possessing extremist material

Australian Border Force (ABF) officers stopped the 24-year-old man after he arrived on an overseas flight on Monday.

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A photo of the Remediation NZ site.

Company fined $71k over ‘offensive odour’ at compost site

Remediation NZ has been fined $71,250 for offensive odours at a compost site in north Taranaki – which had been described by neighbours as smelling like "faecal and pig effluent".

10:01am

1:30

The pair, who wished to remain anonymous, had no idea a major prize was still unclaimed in their area until the man's sister mentioned it in passing.

Couple celebrate with chocolate biscuits after $5m Lotto win

"We're so overwhelmed and emotional. We just keep saying to each other 'can you believe it?'"

8:23am

1:30

Dog bite claims to ACC increase by 19% over four years but experts warn against knee-jerk reactions.

'Knee-jerk' warning as calls grow for dog control overhaul

A 62-year-old woman died after she was mauled by three dogs in Northland's Kaihū last week.

6:00am

2:29

'Absolute shambles': Dual nationals on UK border change

'Absolute shambles': Dual nationals on UK border change

UK dual citizen Chris Betterton is among those outraged by the change to require British passports, describing it as a shambles, with "appalling communication".

7:26am

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Two critical in collision involving train and car in Taranaki

Two critical in collision involving train and car in Taranaki

St John said it was notified of the incident in Inglewood at 8.45am.

14 mins ago

1:30

Police were called to Marumaru Lane after reports a person had been shot shortly before 9pm on February 18.

Crime and Justice

Man hands himself in after alleged shooting in Auckland's Manurewa

Following unsuccessful police search warrants at two south Auckland properties, the 34-year-old handed himself in to Papakura Police Station.

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Then-Prince Andrew arrives for the funeral of the Duchess of Kent at Westminster Cathedral in London, Tuesday, September 16, 2025.

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Savannah Guthrie said Wednesday that her family is still holding out for a miracle.

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Police car.

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Man allegedly rams two police cars after running red lights

One vehicle was rammed "multiple times" in the incident overnight.

9:39am

1:30

Scott Robertson, the New Zealand head coach looks on during the Quilter Nations Series 2025 rugby international match between Wales and New Zealand.

Scott Robertson lands new gig after All Blacks axing

It will be Scott Robertson's first assignment since he was sacked as All Blacks coach in January.

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Then-Prince Andrew arrives for the funeral of the Duchess of Kent at Westminster Cathedral in London, Tuesday, September 16, 2025.

UK approves release of confidential documents on Andrew

Trade Minister Chris Bryant described Mountbatten-Windsor as being engaged in a constant "self-enriching hustle".

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Savannah Guthrie said Wednesday that her family is still holding out for a miracle.

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Nancy Guthrie's family offers $1m reward for mother's return

"She may already be gone," the Today show host said in an Instagram post.

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Australian Border Force (ABF) officers stopped the man, 24, for a baggage examination at Perth Airport yesterday morning.

Crime and Justice

Kiwi in Perth charged with allegedly possessing extremist material

Australian Border Force (ABF) officers stopped the 24-year-old man after he arrived on an overseas flight on Monday.

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1:30

A photo of the Remediation NZ site.

Company fined $71k over ‘offensive odour’ at compost site

Remediation NZ has been fined $71,250 for offensive odours at a compost site in north Taranaki – which had been described by neighbours as smelling like "faecal and pig effluent".

10:01am

1:30

The pair, who wished to remain anonymous, had no idea a major prize was still unclaimed in their area until the man's sister mentioned it in passing.

Couple celebrate with chocolate biscuits after $5m Lotto win

"We're so overwhelmed and emotional. We just keep saying to each other 'can you believe it?'"

8:23am

1:30

Dog bite claims to ACC increase by 19% over four years but experts warn against knee-jerk reactions.

'Knee-jerk' warning as calls grow for dog control overhaul

A 62-year-old woman died after she was mauled by three dogs in Northland's Kaihū last week.

6:00am

2:29

'Absolute shambles': Dual nationals on UK border change

'Absolute shambles': Dual nationals on UK border change

UK dual citizen Chris Betterton is among those outraged by the change to require British passports, describing it as a shambles, with "appalling communication".

7:26am

1:30

Two critical in collision involving train and car in Taranaki

Two critical in collision involving train and car in Taranaki

St John said it was notified of the incident in Inglewood at 8.45am.

14 mins ago

1:30

A photo of the Remediation NZ site.

Company fined $71k over ‘offensive odour’ at compost site

Remediation NZ has been fined $71,250 for offensive odours at a compost site in north Taranaki – which had been described by neighbours as smelling like "faecal and pig effluent".

10:01am

1:30

The pair, who wished to remain anonymous, had no idea a major prize was still unclaimed in their area until the man's sister mentioned it in passing.

Couple celebrate with chocolate biscuits after $5m Lotto win

"We're so overwhelmed and emotional. We just keep saying to each other 'can you believe it?'"

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1:30

Dog bite claims to ACC increase by 19% over four years but experts warn against knee-jerk reactions.

'Knee-jerk' warning as calls grow for dog control overhaul

A 62-year-old woman died after she was mauled by three dogs in Northland's Kaihū last week.

6:00am

2:29

'Absolute shambles': Dual nationals on UK border change

'Absolute shambles': Dual nationals on UK border change

UK dual citizen Chris Betterton is among those outraged by the change to require British passports, describing it as a shambles, with "appalling communication".

7:26am

1:30

Two critical in collision involving train and car in Taranaki

Two critical in collision involving train and car in Taranaki

St John said it was notified of the incident in Inglewood at 8.45am.

14 mins ago

1:30

Police were called to Marumaru Lane after reports a person had been shot shortly before 9pm on February 18.

Crime and Justice

Man hands himself in after alleged shooting in Auckland's Manurewa

Following unsuccessful police search warrants at two south Auckland properties, the 34-year-old handed himself in to Papakura Police Station.

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MediMap director Geoffrey Sayer and Digital Standards Consultant Callum McMenamin discuss the implications of the breach.

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MediMap has shut down access to its platform while it looks into how it was breached on Sunday.

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The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including a New Zealander arrested for allegedly accessing extremist material, and Scott Robertson has a new job.

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MediMap director Geoffrey Sayer and Digital Standards Consultant Callum McMenamin discuss the implications of the breach.

MediMap health portal hack 'a wake-up call', cyber security expert says

MediMap has shut down access to its platform while it looks into how it was breached on Sunday.

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The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including a New Zealander arrested for allegedly accessing extremist material, and Scott Robertson has a new job.

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The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including a New Zealander arrested for allegedly accessing extremist material, and Scott Robertson has a new job.

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Kaiti Red Door Liquor, at Gisborne's Kaiti Mall, faces being unable to renew its licence for the first time in 20 years of operation, after opposition.

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Dr Riley Elliot warns the global shark population faces the dire consequences of marine reserves environmental failings.

Why shark sightings are rising even as numbers decline

Despite the seasonal uptick in sightings, the global shark population faces the dire consequences of marine reserves' environmental failings.

2:11

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The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including a New Zealander arrested for allegedly accessing extremist material, and Scott Robertson has a new job.

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Upper Hutt man suffers ongoing leg pain after the unprovoked collision with motorcyclist.

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Upper Hutt man suffers ongoing leg pain after the unprovoked incident with motorcyclist.

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Kaiti Red Door Liquor, at Gisborne's Kaiti Mall, faces being unable to renew its licence for the first time in 20 years of operation, after opposition.

Gisborne principal says liquor store turned a bus shelter into 'day club'

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Dr Riley Elliot warns the global shark population faces the dire consequences of marine reserves environmental failings.

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Crusaders head coach Rob Penney.

'The worm will turn' - Penney backs Crusaders to break early slump

The Crusaders coach called the final moments of his team's loss to the Brumbies "embarrassing", but was more philosophical a couple of days later.

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NZ Rugby's Chris Lendrum.

NZ Rugby lose another high-ranking official

Chris Lendrum, NZ Rugby's general manager of professional rugby and performance, has stepped down after 20 years.

Mitchell Barnett in training with the Warriors last month.

Barnett to leave Warriors at end of season for 'personal reasons'

The front rower will leave with the best wishes of the club, says Warriors boss Cameron George.

Crusaders head coach Rob Penney.

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Crusaders head coach Rob Penney.

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NZ Rugby's Chris Lendrum.

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Bakery to pay $245,000 after man’s 'nightmare' hand injury

The man’s hand was pulled into machine rollers at French Bakery in Christchurch in 2023, WorkSafe said.

Govt pledges to buy an extra $200m shares to retain its 51% stake in the energy company.

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The business outlook seems to be improving, Amova Asset Management's head of equities said. (File photo).

More than 20 companies yet to report results as season nears end

The last week of the corporate reporting season is underway with more than 20 companies yet to report their results to the December 31 balance date.

Incoming Reserve Bank Governor Dr Anna Breman.

Reserve Bank governor warns businesses against passing on higher costs

Anna Breman said inflation expectations have been rising among economic forecasters and businesses - something she is not happy about.

Harvest began in mid-February in Marlborough, and even earlier in Hawke's Bay, as the warming climate brings the ripening forward.

Grape expectations as winemakers experience earliest vintage

Harvest began in mid-February in Marlborough, and even earlier in Hawke's Bay, as the warming climate brings the ripening forward.

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Harvest began in mid-February in Marlborough, and even earlier in Hawke's Bay, as the warming climate brings the ripening forward.

Grape expectations as winemakers experience earliest vintage

Harvest began in mid-February in Marlborough, and even earlier in Hawke's Bay, as the warming climate brings the ripening forward.

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Bakery to pay $245,000 after man’s 'nightmare' hand injury

The man’s hand was pulled into machine rollers at French Bakery in Christchurch in 2023, WorkSafe said.

Govt pledges to buy an extra $200m shares to retain its 51% stake in the energy company.

Why the Government is buying $200 million of Genesis Energy shares

Chief executive Malcolm Johns said the capital injection would speed up investment in renewable generation.

4:31

Harvest began in mid-February in Marlborough, and even earlier in Hawke's Bay, as the warming climate brings the ripening forward.

Grape expectations as winemakers experience earliest vintage

Harvest began in mid-February in Marlborough, and even earlier in Hawke's Bay, as the warming climate brings the ripening forward.

2:25

The business outlook seems to be improving, Amova Asset Management's head of equities said. (File photo).

More than 20 companies yet to report results as season nears end

The last week of the corporate reporting season is underway with more than 20 companies yet to report their results to the December 31 balance date.

Incoming Reserve Bank Governor Dr Anna Breman.

Reserve Bank governor warns businesses against passing on higher costs

Anna Breman said inflation expectations have been rising among economic forecasters and businesses - something she is not happy about.

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Harvest began in mid-February in Marlborough, and even earlier in Hawke's Bay, as the warming climate brings the ripening forward.

Grape expectations as winemakers experience earliest vintage

Harvest began in mid-February in Marlborough, and even earlier in Hawke's Bay, as the warming climate brings the ripening forward.

2:25

File photo.

Bakery to pay $245,000 after man’s 'nightmare' hand injury

The man’s hand was pulled into machine rollers at French Bakery in Christchurch in 2023, WorkSafe said.

Govt pledges to buy an extra $200m shares to retain its 51% stake in the energy company.

Why the Government is buying $200 million of Genesis Energy shares

Chief executive Malcolm Johns said the capital injection would speed up investment in renewable generation.

4:31

The business outlook seems to be improving, Amova Asset Management's head of equities said. (File photo).

More than 20 companies yet to report results as season nears end

The last week of the corporate reporting season is underway with more than 20 companies yet to report their results to the December 31 balance date.

Incoming Reserve Bank Governor Dr Anna Breman.

Reserve Bank governor warns businesses against passing on higher costs

Anna Breman said inflation expectations have been rising among economic forecasters and businesses - something she is not happy about.

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Politics

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said the Summary Offences Act will be amended to give police officers additional enforcement powers.

Minister calls Police Assn 'out of touch' on new move-on powers

Shopkeepers and business leaders wanted the powers, but homeless people warned they raised the question of where they were supposed to go.

3:04

Speaking to Breakfast, the Labour leader defended his state of the nation speech against critiques by government ministers.

Hipkins won't rule out working with NZ First despite 'pure racism' row

The Labour leader said "a lot of water can flow under the bridge" between now and the election.

7:55

Critics say police don’t have the numbers to make it work, or crimes will go unsolved.

'No doubt' move-on orders for homeless will drain police resources

The Government is giving officers new powers to move on rough sleepers from town and city centres.

2:07

Govt pledges to buy an extra $200m shares to retain its 51% stake in the energy company.

Why the Government is buying $200 million of Genesis Energy shares

Chief executive Malcolm Johns said the capital injection would speed up investment in renewable generation.

4:31

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon

Luxon says NZ would back removing Andrew from line of succession

Both Christopher Luxon and Anthony Albanese now say they would back the UK Governmentin removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the order of succession.

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon

Luxon says NZ would back removing Andrew from line of succession

Both Christopher Luxon and Anthony Albanese now say they would back the UK Governmentin removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the order of succession.

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Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said the Summary Offences Act will be amended to give police officers additional enforcement powers.

Minister calls Police Assn 'out of touch' on new move-on powers

Shopkeepers and business leaders wanted the powers, but homeless people warned they raised the question of where they were supposed to go.

3:04

Speaking to Breakfast, the Labour leader defended his state of the nation speech against critiques by government ministers.

Hipkins won't rule out working with NZ First despite 'pure racism' row

The Labour leader said "a lot of water can flow under the bridge" between now and the election.

7:55

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon

Luxon says NZ would back removing Andrew from line of succession

Both Christopher Luxon and Anthony Albanese now say they would back the UK Governmentin removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the order of succession.

Critics say police don’t have the numbers to make it work, or crimes will go unsolved.

'No doubt' move-on orders for homeless will drain police resources

The Government is giving officers new powers to move on rough sleepers from town and city centres.

2:07

Govt pledges to buy an extra $200m shares to retain its 51% stake in the energy company.

Why the Government is buying $200 million of Genesis Energy shares

Chief executive Malcolm Johns said the capital injection would speed up investment in renewable generation.

4:31

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon

Luxon says NZ would back removing Andrew from line of succession

Both Christopher Luxon and Anthony Albanese now say they would back the UK Governmentin removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the order of succession.

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said the Summary Offences Act will be amended to give police officers additional enforcement powers.

Minister calls Police Assn 'out of touch' on new move-on powers

Shopkeepers and business leaders wanted the powers, but homeless people warned they raised the question of where they were supposed to go.

3:04

Speaking to Breakfast, the Labour leader defended his state of the nation speech against critiques by government ministers.

Hipkins won't rule out working with NZ First despite 'pure racism' row

The Labour leader said "a lot of water can flow under the bridge" between now and the election.

7:55

Critics say police don’t have the numbers to make it work, or crimes will go unsolved.

'No doubt' move-on orders for homeless will drain police resources

The Government is giving officers new powers to move on rough sleepers from town and city centres.

2:07

Govt pledges to buy an extra $200m shares to retain its 51% stake in the energy company.

Why the Government is buying $200 million of Genesis Energy shares

Chief executive Malcolm Johns said the capital injection would speed up investment in renewable generation.

4:31

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Te Ao Māori

NZ First leader singled out a Green MP for his Rarotongan heritage, which Labour leader Chris Hipkins says was "pure racism". Photo: RNZ

Chris Hipkins accuses Winston Peters of 'pure racism' in Parliament

The Greens say Peters is scapegoating migrants, while ACT's David Seymour – his own Cabinet colleague – says Peters is simply seeking attention.

Dr Hinemoa Elder. (Source: Penguin Random House)

Dr Hinemoa Elder says more mental health care is needed in NZ

The psychiatrist says there’s never been more need for mental health resources to help navigate "extremely trying times".

Ngāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi celebrate high court judge appointment

Ngāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi celebrate high court judge appointment

Justice Amokura Kawharu was sworn in today.

Te Rangiura o Wairarapa

Te Rangiura o Wairarapa named regional Tākitimu kapa haka champs

Tākitimu representative groups are the first four qualifying kapa haka of Te Matatini 2027.

Robert Everitt

'Like cowboys': Farmer revives horse sports in Far North community

Robert Everitt is on a mission to return horse sports to Te Kao’s local scene.

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Robert Everitt

'Like cowboys': Farmer revives horse sports in Far North community

Robert Everitt is on a mission to return horse sports to Te Kao’s local scene.

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NZ First leader singled out a Green MP for his Rarotongan heritage, which Labour leader Chris Hipkins says was "pure racism". Photo: RNZ

Chris Hipkins accuses Winston Peters of 'pure racism' in Parliament

The Greens say Peters is scapegoating migrants, while ACT's David Seymour – his own Cabinet colleague – says Peters is simply seeking attention.

Dr Hinemoa Elder. (Source: Penguin Random House)

Dr Hinemoa Elder says more mental health care is needed in NZ

The psychiatrist says there’s never been more need for mental health resources to help navigate "extremely trying times".

Robert Everitt

'Like cowboys': Farmer revives horse sports in Far North community

Robert Everitt is on a mission to return horse sports to Te Kao’s local scene.

Ngāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi celebrate high court judge appointment

Ngāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi celebrate high court judge appointment

Justice Amokura Kawharu was sworn in today.

Te Rangiura o Wairarapa

Te Rangiura o Wairarapa named regional Tākitimu kapa haka champs

Tākitimu representative groups are the first four qualifying kapa haka of Te Matatini 2027.

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Robert Everitt

'Like cowboys': Farmer revives horse sports in Far North community

Robert Everitt is on a mission to return horse sports to Te Kao’s local scene.

NZ First leader singled out a Green MP for his Rarotongan heritage, which Labour leader Chris Hipkins says was "pure racism". Photo: RNZ

Chris Hipkins accuses Winston Peters of 'pure racism' in Parliament

The Greens say Peters is scapegoating migrants, while ACT's David Seymour – his own Cabinet colleague – says Peters is simply seeking attention.

Dr Hinemoa Elder. (Source: Penguin Random House)

Dr Hinemoa Elder says more mental health care is needed in NZ

The psychiatrist says there’s never been more need for mental health resources to help navigate "extremely trying times".

Ngāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi celebrate high court judge appointment

Ngāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi celebrate high court judge appointment

Justice Amokura Kawharu was sworn in today.

Te Rangiura o Wairarapa

Te Rangiura o Wairarapa named regional Tākitimu kapa haka champs

Tākitimu representative groups are the first four qualifying kapa haka of Te Matatini 2027.

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A completed British Academy Film Awards mask sits on a workbench at the FSE Foundry in Braintree, England .

BAFTA, BBC apologise for racial slur during awards show

Host Alan Cumming thanked the audience for their understanding after a number of outbursts from Tourette's campaigner John Davidson during the show.

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A mining company has withdrawn its application to mine the South Taranaki Bight.

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The Chilean flame creeper leaf beetle.

Meet the unassuming beetle conscripted to fight Chilean flame creeper

Chilean flame creeper – a fast-spreading, invasive weed marked by distinctive red flowers – has become a threat in "many regions".

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More than 3000 hectares of Tongariro National Park was destroyed by two major fires last year.

Ruapehu Mayor welcomes $3.5m to restore fire-scarred Tongariro

Ruapehu Mayor Weston Kirton said the benefits of the funding would extend beyond the park boundaries.

Faecal spray on a home on the Esplanade in Wellington.

Wellington residents clean poo spray off houses after severe weather

A film of spray has coated homes around the south coast, being described as an "absolute s*** show" by one resident.

The Chilean flame creeper leaf beetle.

Meet the unassuming beetle conscripted to fight Chilean flame creeper

Chilean flame creeper – a fast-spreading, invasive weed marked by distinctive red flowers – has become a threat in "many regions".

A mining company has withdrawn its application to mine the South Taranaki Bight.

Fast-track application to mine Taranaki seabed withdrawn

Earlier this month the fast-track panel declined Trans-Tasman Resources' plans to mine 50 million tonnes of seabed a year for 30 years.

More than 300 people attended a public meeting about the Moa Point wastewater treatment plant disaster.

Tempers flare as officials front for packed Moa Point public meeting

Officials fronted the crowd of more than 300, but many left disappointed by a lack of clear answers.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Chilean flame creeper leaf beetle.

Meet the unassuming beetle conscripted to fight Chilean flame creeper

Chilean flame creeper – a fast-spreading, invasive weed marked by distinctive red flowers – has become a threat in "many regions".

More than 3000 hectares of Tongariro National Park was destroyed by two major fires last year.

Ruapehu Mayor welcomes $3.5m to restore fire-scarred Tongariro

Ruapehu Mayor Weston Kirton said the benefits of the funding would extend beyond the park boundaries.

Faecal spray on a home on the Esplanade in Wellington.

Wellington residents clean poo spray off houses after severe weather

A film of spray has coated homes around the south coast, being described as an "absolute s*** show" by one resident.

A mining company has withdrawn its application to mine the South Taranaki Bight.

Fast-track application to mine Taranaki seabed withdrawn

Earlier this month the fast-track panel declined Trans-Tasman Resources' plans to mine 50 million tonnes of seabed a year for 30 years.

More than 300 people attended a public meeting about the Moa Point wastewater treatment plant disaster.

Tempers flare as officials front for packed Moa Point public meeting

Officials fronted the crowd of more than 300, but many left disappointed by a lack of clear answers.

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