The High Court has upheld the removal of a nurse from the professional register following his conviction for secretly filming a child, affirming safeguarding standards.
A life-sentenced double murderer challenges his exclusion from a family home, raising complex legal questions about property rights and incarceration.
Iran has struck back amid escalating Middle East tensions as U.S. and Israeli operations continue. President Trump says diplomatic dialogue is now “too late” amid ongoing conflict.
The U.S. has closed several Middle East embassies and urged Americans to leave amid heightened security concerns, emphasizing caution and travel awareness.
A Kerry pedestrian is in critical condition after an incident. Gardaí urge witnesses or anyone with footage to assist in the ongoing investigation.
Pakistan and Afghanistan traded conflicting accounts of deadly border clashes, with Islamabad claiming 67 Afghan troops killed and Kabul rejecting the figures as false amid ongoing fighting.
Two rafters were airlifted to hospital after strong winds and swells capsized a race raft. Officials are reviewing weather conditions and safety protocols.
A person has died on a busy street in Auckland’s Grey Lynn. Police say the death is not being treated as suspicious and the matter will go to the Coroner.
Daniel Nightingale and Braden Prujean have been jailed after a meth-fueled crime spree across the Coromandel Peninsula involving burglaries and theft.
Auckland’s Howick and Eastern Buses will compensate a 71-year-old passenger who broke her back after falling on a moving bus.
A Christchurch couple who found drug-linked cash hidden in their ceiling have been allowed to keep $40,000 after a court ruled they were innocent purchasers.
A rare whale stranded in Auckland’s Waitematā Harbour was stabilized by a lone volunteer before responders returned it to deeper water.
Nelson mother Paula Trainor has been jailed after her 13th conviction for driving while suspended, with the court citing repeated breaches and prior failed penalties.
A Georgia jury found father Colin Gray guilty on multiple counts including second-degree murder for giving his son a rifle later used in the 2024 Apalachee High School shooting, marking a rare parental conviction.
Court proceedings reveal alleged drug use and instability inside a Victorian home before the death of a 10-month-old child. Charges have been laid; the case continues.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has agreed to voluntarily testify before the House Oversight Committee about his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein, aiming to clarify interactions amid renewed scrutiny.
Voters in Dallas County faced confusion over new precinct-based polling rules, leading to long lines, some being turned away, court-ordered extended hours for Democrats, and ongoing uncertainty.
A man and woman were found dead inside a home in Hernes Oak, Victoria. Police say they knew each other and are not seeking others as investigations continue.
A 17-year-old student fell from a third-floor school corridor in Sungai Petani and was hospitalized in serious but stable condition as authorities investigate the incident.
As Iran-related hostilities spread, the U.S. is sending aircraft to evacuate American nationals from parts of the Middle East, citing safety and precaution.
After Ali Khamenei’s death, a U.S. intelligence assessment warns of potential Iranian-linked attacks during the leadership transition, prompting heightened security measures.
Voters in North Carolina and Texas head to the polls on Tuesday for pivotal primary elections, choosing candidates for U.S. Senate and House races and signaling local and national political direction. Early turnout is strong, with contests shaping up across both states
Reports say Israeli intelligence hacked Tehran’s traffic cameras and mobile networks for years to monitor Iran’s leadership prior to a precision strike. Specifics remain based on media reporting.
President Emmanuel Macron is deepening nuclear consultations with eight European allies while keeping sole French control of the deterrent, reshaping Europe’s security debate.