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Whitebait spawning in Ūawa waters

Saltwater wedges in Ūawa home to spawning inanga.

Auckland Transport delays CBD overnight parking charge changes

AT revealed it plan to change for weekend, public holidays, overnight parking on Sunday.

Auckland Transport delays changes to overnight on-street parking

It had planned to bring in charges for overnight parking, but Wayne Brown said he had no idea it was happening.

Car stolen from Waitara with baby inside: Woman charged appears in court

A woman has appeared in court after being arrested in connection with a stolen vehicle that had a baby inside, who was then dumped on the side of the road.

The Hawke’s Bay Navy sailor tasked with checking fishing vessels in Fiji

From inland Ōtane, to boarding fishing ships in Fiji’s Exclusive Economic Zone.

Holstein Friesian bull fathers 17,000 daughters, inducted into hall of fame

"We knew he was a good bull."

Longer lifespans could be 'genuinely horrific', Cambridge researcher says

Cambridge professor Stephen Cave says advances in longevity could lead to civil war, in latest episode of RNZ's 30 with Guyon Espiner.

Castlecliff first suburb to receive crates for Whanganui’s new kerbside recycling service

About 17,000 households will have crates delivered over the next five weeks.

Pacific Mission II: Winston Peters tries world’s strongest kava in Vanuatu, announces more funding boosts

The Government has announced a total of $15.5m for climate change and policing in Vanuatu.

Live: Heavy rain, thunderstorms, risk of tornadoes in North Island, parts of south

MetService forecasts strong winds for western parts of the North Island overnight with a risk of tornadoes.

Name suppresion lapses for Vaila Sopo, who murdered daughter Falute Vaila in Auckland

Baby Falute's father has kept his identity secret until now, despite lengthy prison term.

Listen to The Country online: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on live animal exports

Christopher Luxon, Lance Kerr, Jane Smith, Nadine Tunley, Craig Hickman, Grant Farquhar.

Federated Farmers elect Charlie Reynolds as provincial president for his third term

“I’m looking forward to helping with the challenges that the region’s farmers face."

Doctors warn: Human health risks from proposed $730m Kaipara waste to energy plant

A group of doctors opposed to the facilities is warning of major potential human health risks if one goes ahead in Northland.

Wairarapa Times-Age newspaper purchased by Stuff

The newspaper's local, rural and real estate was a natural fit for Stuff's regional network, its managing director says.

FLiRT, FLip, and other new Covid-19 subvariants: What you need to know

The dominant Covid subvariant has mutated, giving rise to several new lineages, known as "FLiRT".

Christchurch man found guilty of murdering his 3-month-old baby

Michael Topp will be sentenced for murder and serious assault in July.

Herald afternoon quiz: May 15

Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.

How easy is it to leave a gang?

As police focus on curbing gang activity, community leaders say arrests won't solve issues that run deeper.

Striking new suspension bridge opens on Taranaki Maunga

It's built to last a century, survive a one-in-250-year landslide and may become a tourist destination in and of itself.

Researcher hopes award will encourage more women pursue science

Dr Hadee Thompson-Morrison looks at how we can convince plants to take up more essential nutrients leading to better human health outcomes.

New Zealander forced to cancel Vanuatu holiday after four years of planning

A 43-hour detour is the only way for Ed Amon to get to a beach in Vanuatu.

Future of Wellington's after-midnight bus services to be decided

Metlink currently runs ten bus routes between 1am and 4:30am on Saturday and Sunday mornings.

Arrest made after Christchurch manhunt locks school down

One person was taken to hospital with moderate injuries and Addington school was put into lockdown during the manhunt .

Gang unit: Police Association 'disturbed' by lack of funding, staffing

"We are disturbed that this doesn't come with any evidence," Chris Cahill says of newly announced gang units.

The Reserve Bank's double-pronged cash plan

The Detail - With banks deserting small towns and leaving just an ATM behind, the Reserve Bank is starting to think about how communities can get better access to money.

Brian Tamaki's Destiny Church notice with 'Time To Kill' tagline 'extremely concerning'

Ads for a church event show a boy carrying a severed head - an apparent reference to David and Goliath - and bearing the tagline "Time to kill".

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