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Co-working space opens in Tokoroa as business amps up in South Waikato

Early learning provider Central Kids is Level 1's first tenant.

Transgender 18-year-old attempts surgery on himself at home due to lack of access

The 18-year-old turned up at an emergency department after attempting to perform a bi-lateral mastectomy, also known as top surgery, at home.

From the MTG: Celebrating the importance of our museums on 40th International Museum Day

Those who represent the public face of museums, at times have to justify their value.

New Ranfurly Shield makes surprise public appearance in Hawke’s Bay

The new version is made of English oak, which New Zealand Rugby says is even stronger.

NZTA to reduce Te Huia train funding

NZTA says its funding assistance rate of 75.5 percent will drop to 60 percent.

Whanganui weather: Settled and clear days expected this weekend

Whanganui and surrounding areas can expect clear and settled weather.

Man in Mahia fined $600 after decapitating a great white shark and keeping the head

The man claimed he did not know it was a great white shark.

Mercedes thief Kyle Clarke guilty of reckless driving that caused death of Blenheim man

The decision by Judge Jo Rielly comes after a five-day trial that examined the minutes leading up to Allister Christie's death after a high-speed car chase in March 2022.

UK television star Noel Edmonds accused of sacking Kiwi vineyard workers at short notice

One day's notice of job cuts for 17 staff at Noel Edmonds' South Island winery.

Former Phoenix captain Ulises Dávila arrested over alleged A-League betting scandal

Ulises Dávila is one of three A-League players arrested in Australia over an alleged betting scandal.

Police charge man pulled from Tauranga Harbour with escaping custody

Police allege the man fled after a traffic stop and entered the water off The Strand.

TVNZ expects to spend millions on controversial restructure, cuts

The figures come as TVNZ and the E tū union begin mediation today.

'Great shame': Lack of funding, council buy-in stalls Waikato economic development

Te Waka, which began in 2018 to drive economic performance in the fourth-largest region in the country, is the smallest and lowest-funded agency.

'I can do much better': Green MP Julie Anne Genter promises to improve conduct

"In future I should walk away," Green MP Julie Anne Genter says after complaints over an exchange in Parliament and from two members of the public.

Israel-Hamas war: Rotorua activist Bernie Hornfeck, 95, joins Gaza protest

His first act of protest was to learn te reo when he arrived from England in 1950.

Waikato economic development agency Te Waka to close down

Te Waka would cease operations on June 30.

Auckland bribery and corruption case: Daud Nugroho Suryantyo and Henry Semiti Rogo lose name suppression

Two of three men in the Auckland public projects bribery and corruption case have lost name suppression.

Manhunt under way after Wellsford armed robbery

Police are searching for robbers who raided a superette in Wellsford, north of Auckland this morning.

Sold-out stadium for Phoenix A-League semi-final against Melbourne Victory

The 34,500-seat Sky Stadium has sold out as the Nix chase their first first-ever grand final berth.

'Buyers control narrative', mortgage rates drop: What is happening with the NZ housing market this week?

Analysis - What the latest data shows about where the market is at right now.

Christchurch murder charge dropped on grounds of self-defence

Witness accounts were conclusive that the accused was under serious physical attack at the time of the stabbing.

Sex worker admits killing father-of-two, Daniel Otess, in Auckland car park

Whitney Iraia-Burgess slashed Daniel Otess, 57, multiple times before fleeing with his $100.

Average Auckland rates and water costs 'pretty good for what you get' - Wayne Brown

General rates in Auckland will rise by 6.8 percent this year - far less than the double-digit increases proposed for some other cities.

Why is everyone sick right now? What's happening this cold, flu and Covid season

Cold and flu cases are up, and Covid season is still coming.

Rebuke issued in stoush over volume of on-bus announcements for blind passengers

And how a union boss ruined a regional councillor's morning.

More people 'drowning in debt' as cost of living crisis bites

Debt to banks has jumped more than 20 percent as more and more whānau are barely scraping by.

Scientists map Lake Wānaka to better understand natural disaster risks

The map will allow hazard modellers and councils to better prepare for earthquakes and tsunamis, NIWA says.

Act Party MP Mark Cameron mourns son Brody, former Vikings Rugby Football Club player

Mark Cameron has farewelled his son Brody in an emotional service, telling him: "You are all of my successes."

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