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Emergency services responded to the two-vehicle crash between the SH29 roundabout near the Hinuera quarry and Totman Rd just before 6am.

Two die in crash between car and truck on Waikato highway

Police said State Highway 29 was completely shut as emergency services work to understand the circumstances of the crash.

New Zealand

8:39am

Tom Phillips (inset) with an image released by police of a campsite he used.

Senior cop says investigators 'heartbroken' by Tom Phillips findings

Yesterday a public inquiry was released which found police and Oranga Tamariki missed key chances to protect the Phillips children, despite repeated warnings from their family that they were at risk.

Crime and Justice

8:15am

12:16

Wellington Hospital

Wellington Hospital closes off part of corridor for extra beds

"At times when there is high occupancy [in ED], steps are taken to temporarily increase capacity by placing up to four beds in a corridor outside the ED observation unit for stable patients awaiting admission or discharge."

Health

7:48am

New Zealand First Life Member and former Member of Parliament, Jim Peters MNZM, has died.

Winston Peters' brother Jim, former NZ First MP and principal, dies

"Jim dedicated his life to public service, education, and regional development," the party said.

Politics

6:57am

A snowy road in the South Island (file image).

Temperatures to tumble as snow watch issued for inland south

Snow, heavy rain and plunging temperatures are set to hit parts of the South Island today as a cold front moves north, bringing a sharp end to the recent mild weather.

New Zealand

6:43am

Emergency services responded to the two-vehicle crash between the SH29 roundabout near the Hinuera quarry and Totman Rd just before 6am.

Two die in crash between car and truck on Waikato highway

Police said State Highway 29 was completely shut as emergency services work to understand the circumstances of the crash.

New Zealand

8:39am

Tom Phillips (inset) with an image released by police of a campsite he used.

Senior cop says investigators 'heartbroken' by Tom Phillips findings

Yesterday a public inquiry was released which found police and Oranga Tamariki missed key chances to protect the Phillips children, despite repeated warnings from their family that they were at risk.

Crime and Justice

8:15am

12:16

Wellington Hospital

Wellington Hospital closes off part of corridor for extra beds

"At times when there is high occupancy [in ED], steps are taken to temporarily increase capacity by placing up to four beds in a corridor outside the ED observation unit for stable patients awaiting admission or discharge."

Health

7:48am

New Zealand First Life Member and former Member of Parliament, Jim Peters MNZM, has died.

Winston Peters' brother Jim, former NZ First MP and principal, dies

"Jim dedicated his life to public service, education, and regional development," the party said.

Politics

6:57am

A snowy road in the South Island (file image).

Temperatures to tumble as snow watch issued for inland south

Snow, heavy rain and plunging temperatures are set to hit parts of the South Island today as a cold front moves north, bringing a sharp end to the recent mild weather.

New Zealand

6:43am

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The dead-end street where police established an armed cordon in the early hours of March 27, 2019.

Terrorism sympathiser died in police standoff days after mosque attacks

A coroner has ruled police actions were appropriate in the lead up to Troy Dubovskiy's self-inflicted death.

Crime and Justice

6:00am

1:52

From tonight, the number of Powerballs increases from 10 to 14, both the minimum and maximum jackpots are rising, and a new prize division is being introduced.

Why tonight's Lotto jackpot will be harder to win

Powerball's biggest shake-up in nearly two decades kicks off tonight.

New Zealand

6:00am

The Mount Maunganui Surf Life Saving Club pictured from the sky.

'Pretty emotional': Mount Maunganui surf club to reopen this weekend

Eight months after tragedy struck at the base of Mauao, the beloved institution is preparing to welcome its community back.

New Zealand

6:00am

5:43

Animal welfare group HUHA said the bull was dead and spraypainted with an obscene word when dumped at the owner's gate.

MPI investigating death of young bull spray painted, dumped by owner's gate

It was not immediately clear how, or when, the roughly 300kg animal died.

Crime and Justice

7:20pm

File image of a police car

Christchurch woman missing from morning walk found safe

The woman had left her home in Hoon Hay between 8am and 9am yesterday.

New Zealand

7:04pm

Ian David Moller, 82, died after an arson attack in November 2024.

Man killed in house fire should have been safe in own home – police

Two men were found guilty of manslaughter and arson this week after Ian David Moller, 82, died following the blaze in 2024.

Crime and Justice

6:30pm

Auckland Airport international arrivals

More than 900 Americans have overstayed their visa in last three years

Overall, an estimated 19,153 people in New Zealand are overstayers, according to Immigration New Zealand.

New Zealand

6:00pm

Ngāti Kahungunu iwi chair Bayden Barber (front middle, cowboy hat) with horse trekkers delivering petition to Parliament - Labour's Ikaroa-Rāwhiti MP Cushla Tangaere-Manuel on hand to accept petition

Horse convoy deliver Te Tiriti petition to Parliament

A forty-strong horse convoy arrived in Wellington today with a petition that attracted over 50,000 signatures.

Te Ao Māori

5:00pm

Blenheim couple baffled after back fence mysteriously catches fire

Blenheim couple baffled after back fence mysteriously catches fire

A blaze with no obvious cause had firefighters scratching their heads and followers reaching for everything from rogue embers to wizards and the Laser Kiwi.

New Zealand

4:30pm

Warriors frenzy built as the 2023 season went on.

'A special place': Warriors tickets sell out for Eden Park final

More than 22,000 fans snapped up tickets in the pre-sale alone, as the Warriors' elimination final was moved from Mt Smart to accommodate record demand.

New Zealand

3:50pm

2:23

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Palm Beach Boulevard in Papamoa was closed after an incident between a pedestrian and vehicle.

Person critical after crash involving pedestrian in Pāpāmoa

Police said they were called to Palm Beach Blvd this afternoon.

New Zealand

2:40pm

A sighting of Tom Phillips and the children in May 2023 on Te Anga Road.

Woman had Phillips in her car, took photo, but police called elsewhere

It was one of several opportunities authorities missed during the almost four-year disappearance.

Crime and Justice

2:09pm

The Government and agencies respond to the report released today.

'We are deeply sorry' - Phillips kids denied a 'happy childhood'

Authorities today accepted nine recommendations of the inquiry into the disappearance of the Phillips children, released in a redacted form this afternoon.

Crime and Justice

1:27pm

3:17

Police deployed aerial searches, electronic surveillance and specialist units in the hunt for Phillips and the children.

Marokopa inquiry released: Whānau warnings 'brushed aside' by agencies

A Government inquiry into the Marokopa case has been released just over a year after Tom Phillips was shot dead.

Crime and Justice

1:03pm

5:49

The minimum wage freeze aimed to helps small businesses, the party said, with companies not having to worry about increased payments and hiring issues.

ACT outlines policy to freeze adult minimum wage for three years

ACT have pledged that if they are elected to government, they will freeze the minimum wage and introduce a set training wage for employees aged under 20.

Business

12:13pm

Patchy coverage and damaged sections of road are forcing Waihī drivers over the lines.

Waihī drivers forced onto wrong side of road as SH25 deteriorates

Local motorists claim both roading authority NZTA and mining giant OceanaGold are responsible for the poor state of the road.

New Zealand

12:00pm

National finance spokesperson Nicola Willis.

Willis hints National to campaign on income tax bracket changes

Changes to the research and development tax credit could also be campaigned on after businesses hailed its success, Nicola Willis said.

Politics

11:46am

Felt reports on GeoNet's website on Sep 15

'Short n sharp': Magnitude 4.8 quake rattles central NZ

Geonet said the quake struck at 10.44am at a depth of 82km around 70km south-west of Waverley.

New Zealand

10:55am

Vittoria Shortt

ASB chief executive resigns, successor revealed

ASB chief executive Vittoria Shortt is stepping down after nearly nine years leading the bank, with Sinead Taylor set to take the helm in December.

Business

10:11am

A Covid-19 vaccine.

$500 compensation for man who may lose house after giving up job over vaccine rules

A man who left his job because of Covid-19 vaccine requirements, and later fell into significant arrears on his home loan, has been awarded $500 in compensation from the bank.

New Zealand

Tue, Sep 15

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