Since 2 March 2026, Police have laid over 370 charges for petrol drive offs and burglaries where diesel was targeted. “Police ...

Police want to hear from witnesses to a serious crash in Hope on Wednesday afternoon (22 April). At around 3.10pm, a cyclist ...

The partial remains of two New Zealand soldiers who died during the First World War have been reburied in France, after being ...

The search for the missing crew of the cargo vessel Mariana off Saipan has turned fatal, with rescuers recovering one body from the overturned ship as efforts continue to locate five others, according ...

The Hawke’s Bay Chamber of Commerce’s April 2026 Business Confidence Survey shows a mixed picture for the region’s business community. Current confidence and recent business performance improved since ...

The Primary Production Committee has unanimously decided to extend the deadline for submissions on the Fisheries Amendment Bill by one week. The new closing time for submissions is 11.59pm on ...

Nurses, midwives and health care assistants who are members of NZNO have received a proposed terms of settlement offer from Te Whatu Ora. Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa NZNO Chief Executive Paul ...

If Iran succeeds in extracting reparations for the damage done to it in the US-Israeli war, it will be a world historic moment. Iran may be bloodied but it remains unbowed and is seeking compensation ...

A recent Infometrics report for the Wellington City Council shows that Wellington rates were amongst the least affordable in ...

Investors want to earn a return on savings they have made by giving up today so they can have more tomorrow. Workers want to ...

The latest Global Brand Health and Awareness Survey found that 22 percent of prospective international students now place New Zealand in their top three study destinations, achieving the target set ...

A new exhibition at Te Whare Toi o Heretaunga Hastings Art Gallery examines efforts to revitalise waterways internationally and nationally, linking the work of a Japanese artist with a Wairoa-rooted ...