Yemen’s Houthis launched a ballistic missile toward Israel, signaling rising regional tensions as conflicts grow more interconnected across the Middle East.
After 18 years in power, former Congolese president Joseph Kabila is now reportedly being pursued, reflecting shifting political dynamics in the country.
Iran issues a stark warning to U.S. forces while Pakistan offers to host talks, highlighting a moment where escalation and diplomacy unfold side by side.
ChamberWorks has launched in Rotorua to help employers manage recruitment and find suitable candidates more efficiently.
Amid regional conflict, Dubai maintains stability as residents continue daily life, balancing global uncertainty with local resilience and continuity.
A Welsh-style castle with a dungeon in the Bay of Islands has been listed for sale, offering a unique and unconventional property in New Zealand.
Whakatāne council is proposing new and increased fees for cremation, boat ramps, dog ownership, and roading, with public consultation underway.
A deadly police standoff in Australia, following the killing of two officers, ended with the suspect shot, leaving a community to process loss and aftermath.
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Green loans of up to $90,000 may reduce fuel costs in New Zealand, but whether they are the cheapest option depends on individual financial and practical factors.
Some New Zealand street names have gained humorous or suggestive meanings over time, reflecting how language evolves while place names remain unchanged.
New Zealand’s luxury rental market sees some properties reach $40,000 a week, driven by wealthy overseas renters and film industry demand.
Malaysian tour agencies saw about 2,800 cancellations in the first week after the Iran war began, prompting a cautious “wait‑and‑see” mood among travellers and industry adjustments.
Israeli strikes in Tehran and drone launches from Yemen toward Israel highlight rising regional tensions, with multiple fronts converging into a fragile and evolving moment.
A water mains break overnight cut supply to a large area of Tauranga, with crews working to restore service and investigate the cause.
An Egyptian national was arrested in Bukit Jalil after an elderly landlady reported he allegedly made death threats during a rental dispute.
Te Puke’s new kiwifruit hub is nearing opening, set to expand processing and distribution capacity for the region’s growing industry.
A County Durham father died about 12 weeks after falling ill with a severe gastric infection contracted during a £6,500 family holiday in Cape Verde. Investigations link the outbreak to contaminated food or water.
Mary Lambie reflects on life after television, describing ageing and career change as gradual, ongoing processes of reinvention.
Eastern Bay councils are advancing investigations into a shared water services entity to address regional infrastructure and sustainability challenges.
Finland signals ongoing drone incursions after airspace breaches, reflecting broader shifts in surveillance, security, and modern border awareness.
A woman from the Isle of Man was deported from China after border officials rejected her passport because of its Manx designation.
Teacher Jason Morgan lost his job at an Australian school after a prior New Zealand censure for inappropriate comments to students resurfaced.
A north Belfast man appeared in court charged with wounding with intent in a stabbing; his solicitor said the injured party attacked first. A second man is also charged.
Hundreds of properties in Mount Maunganui lost power, with crews working to restore electricity and investigate the outage.