Auckland athlete Kesa Fifita is still in shock after winning the New Zealand Strongwoman Nationals title in her maiden event.

Iconic sports journalist, broadcaster and writer Phil Gifford has died. He died in Auckland on Tuesday night, aged 79. He is survived by wife Jan and his children Emmalene, Jane, Scott and Adam.

After nearly 15 years with Peter Johns at the table, Tararua District Council met for the first time since his death, ...

A popular California roller coaster is being permanently shut down after dozens of people claimed to have suffered brain ...

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has put the idea of the United Kingdom rejoining the European Union back on the table – ...

Dame Valerie Adams has paid tribute to Phil Gifford after the legendary Kiwi sports journalist, broadcaster and writer died ...

Northland’s young orators have shone on the national stage, with all four speakers representing host school Te Kura Kaupapa ...

Switzerland’s glaciers, which are disproportionately impacted by climate change, have lost nearly 20% of their mass in five ...

Charles, who played four times for Australia in 2014, revealed his diagnosis to Stan Sport and explained he had started to experience new health challenges over the past eight mon ...

Streaming: Netflix from Thursday October 1. John Steinbeck’s story of good and evil might be primarily set in California at ...

The All Blacks will host the Springboks in two test matches next year before a potential quarter-final clash at the 2027 ...

Violent crime continued to rise in the latest quarterly figures, especially for non-Europeans, the highly victimised, and ...