A senior U.S. counterterrorism official resigned over the Iran war, marking the first high-level protest from within the administration.
New Zealand is rolling out average speed cameras at 17 locations nationwide, measuring speed over distance rather than a single point.
A former New Zealand police station described as a “compelling opportunity” is still for sale 17 months after being listed on the market.
A 12-hour itinerary in Tauranga highlights Mount Maunganui, beaches, harbor views, and local dining in New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty.
An inquest into Foxton farmer Rod Smith’s death after a fire is examining hospital transfer decisions and the medical response following his injuries.
A rescuer who saved a family from dangerous surf at a Napier beach has been identified, as calls grow for improved safety measures in high-risk coastal areas.
Income threshold changes in New Zealand are reducing support payments for some households, as updated rules adjust eligibility based on rising incomes.
Electric vehicles could cut New Zealand’s fossil fuel use, but experts say the power grid must be upgraded and managed carefully to meet rising demand.
A Wellington library talk is encouraging people to normalize everyday conversations about climate change, making the topic more accessible and less intimidating.
An Auckland man has been jailed after fleeing police at 125km/h with an infant in the car, highlighting the risks of dangerous driving in urban areas.
A driver previously involved in a fatal crash has been caught again driving at 190km/h, raising renewed concerns about repeat dangerous driving in New Zealand.
A New Zealand seafood company was fined $20,000 after illegally receiving mussels from a restricted zone, highlighting the quiet importance of biosecurity rules.
Nintendo has updated its Switch Online app to support new friend list features linked to the upcoming Switch 2, signaling a broader evolution of its social gaming ecosystem.
Samples from asteroid Ryugu contain all five DNA and RNA nucleobases, supporting the idea that life’s essential ingredients may have originated in space and been delivered to Earth
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A missing 65-year-old Auckland woman has been found after a police appeal, bringing a quiet resolution to a brief period of public concern.
Kārearea falcons confirmed breeding in Auckland’s Hūnua Ranges, signaling improved habitat conditions after sustained conservation efforts.
New Zealand mudfish wins Fish of the Year 2026, drawing attention to fragile wetlands and the quiet resilience of lesser-known freshwater species.
New research shows dinosaur eggs hatched more slowly and less efficiently than modern birds, revealing evolutionary changes in reproduction and incubation over millions of years.
Three people have been charged with murder after a cancer-battling father died following an incident at a Christchurch home. The case is now before the courts.
An airstrike reportedly carried out by Pakistan hit a Kabul drug rehabilitation center, killing at least 100 people and raising concerns over civilian safety and targeting in conflict zones.
A Tauranga school entered lockdown after reports of a possibly armed person nearby. Police responded, and the situation was resolved with no confirmed threat or injuries.
A man with a disability was mistakenly reported as intoxicated at a New World store, prompting a police response. The incident has raised quiet reflection on misunderstanding in public spaces.
Bethesda is preparing to reveal major updates about the future of Starfield, potentially including expansions and new features that will further evolve its space RPG universe.
Struck-off lawyer Davina Reid has lodged a new bid to return to New Zealand’s legal profession.