A Cork man has been jailed after threatening to chop off students’ fingers during a robbery, with a court ruling the intimidation serious despite no physical injuries.
Punch, a baby macaque abandoned by his mother, found comfort in a plush toy and is gradually learning to integrate into his troop amid natural primate social hierarchies.
Israeli airstrikes and evacuation orders have driven tens of thousands from southern Lebanon northward, creating a growing displacement crisis amid escalating conflict.
A second man has been charged with murder in the 2024 killing of Auckland courier driver Tuipulotu Vi, as police say the Pakuranga investigation remains ongoing.
Maritime and port workers are feeling the ripple effects of Middle East conflict through rerouted ships, rising costs, irregular schedules, and heightened security.
A Southland stalking case draws national attention after the accused is revealed to be the nephew of a convicted murderer, raising questions about history, identity, and justice.
A U.S.-chartered flight carrying American citizens departed the Middle East, marking a moment of relief amid travel disruptions and growing regional conflict.
Israel’s president said it is “about time” the world told Iran “we’re fed up,” reflecting exhaustion and resolve amid the ongoing conflict between the two nations.
A New Zealand athlete who previously survived a fall on Aoraki / Mount Cook has died after a cycling crash, ending a life marked by resilience and endurance.
Labour MP Joani Reid says she has never seen evidence her husband broke any law after his arrest in a counter-espionage probe linked to China, urging respect and calm as investigations continue.
A former charitable trust leader has been charged over alleged frauds totaling $2.1 million, with the case now moving through the New Zealand court system.
Police allege a drunken driver sped away at high speed before fleeing into a dead-end street, where the vehicle was eventually stopped and charges were laid.
Amid differing views on Iran and foreign policy, Keir Starmer and Donald Trump test the endurance of the long-standing “special relationship” between Britain and the United States.
An inquest has heard that the mother of baby Poseidyn Reigns Hemopo-Pickering admitted lying to police after the infant’s death, as authorities examine the circumstances surrounding the case.
Kurdish fighters aligned with U.S. interests are reportedly preparing for potential cross-border operations into Iran amid rising regional tensions.
A Hamilton woman has admitted causing the crash that killed promising young New Zealand jockey Ngakau Hailey, with the case now moving toward sentencing in court.
Iran launched missiles toward Israel amid rising regional tensions, marking a dangerous new phase in the Middle East’s widening conflict.
The ATP has canceled its UAE tournament after nearby drone strikes raised security concerns, citing player and spectator safety amid regional tensions.
Police have launched an investigation after a body was discovered inside a house following a fire at a residential property in Ōtāhuhu, South Auckland.
Amid renewed Iranian missile barrages on Israel, the U.S. Senate blocked a measure to limit President Trump’s war powers, deepening debate over authority as conflict spreads.
Thirty-two Iranian sailors injured in a U.S. submarine strike are recovering in Sri Lanka, as the Indian Ocean bears witness to a widening conflict at sea.
New Zealand’s coalition government has voted to make English an official language, prompting debate over symbolism, treaty commitments, and national identity.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada cannot rule out a military role in the Iran conflict while urging restraint and reaffirming diplomatic engagement.
Two people have been arrested and a firearm seized after a man was shot in Auckland’s Papakura suburb. Police say the victim and suspects were known to each other.