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Sir Rod Drury.

Sir Rod Drury returns New Zealander of the Year award

The Xero founder was knighted in the 2026 New Year Honours and was awarded the supreme title in March.

Business

4:21pm

A rocket lifting off from Rocket Lab's Mahia Peninsula facility in 2019.

Record quarter for Rocket Lab, hopes to join Trump's 'Golden Dome'

The New Zealand-founded company was well placed to benefit from the Trump administration's planned "Golden Dome", according to its chief executive Sir Peter Beck.

New Zealand

4:06pm

Apollo Projects Stadium.

Future of Christchurch’s Apollo Projects Stadium to be decided

Addington site may be rezoned and the Crusaders’ former stronghold dismantled as the city moves on to One NZ Stadium.

New Zealand

4:00pm

TVNZ’s political editor Maiki Sherman has announced her resignation.

'Untenable' position: TVNZ political editor Maiki Sherman resigns

Sherman said her role became "untenable" after fallout from language used at ministerial function.

New Zealand

3:46pm

Fuel companies NPD and Gull

Commerce Commission grants clearance for NPD and Gull fuel merger

The approval clears the way for the two fuel retailers to combine operations into a nationwide network of around 240 sites stretching from Invercargill to Kaitaia.

Business

2:47pm

Sir Rod Drury.

Sir Rod Drury returns New Zealander of the Year award

The Xero founder was knighted in the 2026 New Year Honours and was awarded the supreme title in March.

Business

4:21pm

A rocket lifting off from Rocket Lab's Mahia Peninsula facility in 2019.

Record quarter for Rocket Lab, hopes to join Trump's 'Golden Dome'

The New Zealand-founded company was well placed to benefit from the Trump administration's planned "Golden Dome", according to its chief executive Sir Peter Beck.

New Zealand

4:06pm

Apollo Projects Stadium.

Future of Christchurch’s Apollo Projects Stadium to be decided

Addington site may be rezoned and the Crusaders’ former stronghold dismantled as the city moves on to One NZ Stadium.

New Zealand

4:00pm

TVNZ’s political editor Maiki Sherman has announced her resignation.

'Untenable' position: TVNZ political editor Maiki Sherman resigns

Sherman said her role became "untenable" after fallout from language used at ministerial function.

New Zealand

3:46pm

Fuel companies NPD and Gull

Commerce Commission grants clearance for NPD and Gull fuel merger

The approval clears the way for the two fuel retailers to combine operations into a nationwide network of around 240 sites stretching from Invercargill to Kaitaia.

Business

2:47pm

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The Otututu/Rough River from the Atarau Rd bridge in Ikamatua.

Body recovered after tractor found overturned in West Coast river

Police said the upturned vehicle was located in the Ōtūtū/Rough River at Ikamatua about 10.45am.

New Zealand

2:20pm

How much does it really cost first-home buyers to get into the market?

How much does it really cost first-home buyers to get into the market?

Over the past year, first-time buyers have purchased 24,800 properties - the highest annual number since the year to the third quarter of 2021.

Business

1:51pm

More areas have had strong wind watches enacted as a second weather system — a "rapidly deepening low"—approaches the South Island from the Tasman Sea today.

Flooding, outages, roads closed as rapidly deepening low spreads

Strong wind watches expand and heavy rain hits West Coast and upper South Island, with more disruption expected as system moves east.

New Zealand

1:25pm

2:47

University of Auckland and Auckland University of Technology (file image)

Auckland students' details caught up in massive global university hack

Names, email addresses, ID numbers and messages between users could all be affected by the breach.

New Zealand

12:24pm

A yellow-bellied sea snake on Hōkawai Beach near Ōpōtiki.

Second sea snake found on Bay of Plenty beach shocks dog walker

The man thought the serpent was an eel before realising it was the rare, venomous species after another sighting earlier this week.

New Zealand

11:08am

1:31

Man pleads not guilty to murdering woman, two children in Hastings

Man pleads not guilty to murdering woman, two children in Hastings

The 36-year-old appeared in the High Court at Napier today and will now face trial in August 2027.

Crime and Justice

10:58am

1:31

'Much more than a postal service': 140-year-old Christchurch shop to close

'Much more than a postal service': 140-year-old Christchurch shop to close

A Christchurch post shop with a difference is set to close as NZ Post moves to shut more than 140 counters around the country, devastating customers who say it is a vital community hub.

Business

10:08am

1:31

The sunny yellow block (left) is New Zealand made product, while the American butter from grain fed cows is a paler tone.

Why the world is getting NZ's best as we eat cheap imports

Butter is far from the only item with a higher price when made in New Zealand

Business

9:51am

1:31

The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including news about a New Zealander on the virus stricken cruise ship, and Sir David Attenborough speaks about his 100th birthday.

News in 90 Seconds May 8

The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including news about a New Zealander on the virus stricken cruise ship, and Sir David Attenborough speaks about his 100th birthday.

New Zealand

9:43am

1:31

Ten-year-old male hunting dog, Marley, was euthanised after being impounded for not being registered.

Homeless woman's dog put down despite public offers to pay fees

Tauranga City Council has defended euthanising 10-year-old Marley, who was impounded for not being registered.

New Zealand

8:47am

1:31

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Police say the incident began about 8.50pm on Wednesday near Seaview Rd in Whakatāne, when a person got into the parked camper and drove off, unaware its owner was asleep in the rear.

Woman charged after camper stolen with man and cat still inside

A Whakatāne man woke to his camper being driven away with him and his cat still inside on Wednesday.

Crime and Justice

8:26am

1:31

Rachel McGillan Whangārei Youth Space Clinical Manager

'Loss of one life is too many': Crisis support launched for Northland youth

In response to a damning report into a suicide cluster, $1.7 million has been announced to open a youth acute respite service and three additional youth suicide prevention coordination roles.

Health

6:00am

2:41

A nurse has detailed a near-fatal attack by a patient in respite care, which included being stabbed, burned, and held captive by a patient who threatened to kill her.

'Threatened to kill me': Nurse stabbed, burned, held captive by patient

A nurse’s near-fatal attack and a psychiatrist punched mid-assessment expose the growing threat of violence against Kiwi healthcare workers.

Health

6:00am

A New Zealand passport (file image).

Migrants line up to apply for NZ citizenship ahead of new test

From late next year, applicants will be quizzed on the responsibilities and privileges of being a citizen.

Politics

6:00am

Residents at the Bishop Snedden Retirement Village at Waikanae filed a petition asking for more traffic restrictions on Kapanui Rd.

Retirement village residents petition council for traffic restrictions

More than 30 residents from the Bishop Snedden Retirement Village sign and present a petition.

New Zealand

Thursday 7:56pm

Inspectors no longer needed to visit installation sites unless problems have been flagged. 

'A red tape nightmare': Review ordered into solar panel installation

Regulation Minister says it's too hard for home-owners and businesses to set up panels.

Politics

Thursday 7:24pm

2:12

Person driving a bus.

Grandmother's anger after buses refuse student who forgot wallet

The 11-year-old was "left on the footpath in tears" after trying to get from Auckland's Pt Chevalier to school in Ponsonby.

New Zealand

Thursday 7:15pm

LEGO bricks (file image).

Lego gains approval to continue trademark battle against Zuru

The heart of the dispute centred on a phrase printed on packaging of Zuru's MAX Build More plastic brick building kits: "LEGO® BRICK COMPATIBLE".

Business

Thursday 6:24pm

A train in the Karangahape Station tunnels

Govt pledges CRL review after former boss says it could have cost less

The country's largest infrastructure project has been under construction, in some form, for over a decade and has had several cost escalations over that time.

New Zealand

Thursday 6:06pm

Councils have been given three months to come with proposals to reorganise local government in their regions or the Government will step in.

'No solid evidence': Questions over local government reform

Former regional council chair says the Government’s suggestion that New Zealand has too many councils was not consistent with similar sized countries in Europe.

Politics

Thursday 6:00pm

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