A reader explains why they are leaving The New Zealand Herald, citing concerns about trust and changing perceptions of the publication.
A Gisborne chase victim supports tougher dog laws and owner prosecutions as authorities move toward stronger measures on dog attacks.
A pop star says she is shocked after overstayers used her identity to enter New Zealand, as officials report a rise in similar cases.
A production company tied to Dame Julie Christie requested police secrecy while developing a Netflix documentary on missing man Tom Phillips.
Free parking may encourage visitors back to a growing city’s CBD, but retailers say deeper challenges remain beyond convenience alone.
A Central Hawke’s Bay greyhound rehoming service says its 12 staff face severe stress and uncertainty as a potential industry shutdown approaches.
A woman has been jailed for kidnapping and abusing a teenage visitor in Rotorua, following a case described as a brutal ordeal.
New Zealand’s health minister says medical supplies remain stable despite Iran conflict concerns, with stock levels described as “healthy.”
TVNZ’s news and current affairs executive editor Phil O’Sullivan has resigned, with the broadcaster managing the transition while continuing operations.
Commentary questions whether Christopher Luxon’s leadership is overshadowed by Nicola Willis, highlighting perceptions of influence within New Zealand’s government.
A New Zealand restaurant has been ordered to pay $170,000 after authorities found migrant workers were underpaid and exploited.
Jevon McSkimming has not responded to requests to repay taxpayer-funded hotel stays tied to an affair, leaving the matter unresolved.
Rural farms in New Zealand are running low on fuel as distributors struggle with allocation, forcing adjustments to operations amid ongoing supply constraints.
A public letter argues that removing size limits in New Zealand’s Fisheries Amendment Bill is insufficient, urging broader reforms for sustainability.
New Zealand may consider pausing fuel tax increases as global prices surge, though no decision has been confirmed and targeted relief remains the current approach.
Over 300mm of rain in Coromandel caused flooding that stranded classic cars in Whiritoa and cut off road access as authorities monitored conditions.
Heavy rain has triggered slips and flooding across parts of New Zealand, forcing road closures and prompting warnings as conditions remain unstable.
Around 500 people were evacuated in Kaitāia after intense rainfall caused severe flooding, prompting emergencies, road closures, and ongoing recovery efforts.
New Zealand has introduced a four-phase fuel system outlining responses from normal supply to severe shortages, with escalation based on disruption severity and risks to essential services.
Iran has reiterated its “legal right” over the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions in the region, while President Trump claims that the United States is emerging victorious in the broader conflict.
European nations are expressing growing concerns that Russia is set to supply drones to Iran, a move that could escalate tensions in the Middle East and further embolden Iranian military capabilities.
The United States has announced a series of eased sanctions on Belarus, coinciding with President Trump’s promise to provide assistance to American farmers affected by the ongoing war in Iran.
Prime Minister Carney has officially announced that Canada has successfully met the NATO requirement of 2% for defense spending. This achievement highlights the country's commitment to bolstering its military capabilities amidst global security challenges.
A Finnish Member of Parliament has been convicted for controversially stating that homosexuality is a “developmental disorder.” This ruling has sparked debates on freedom of speech and the limits of political discourse in Finland.