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Reporter Finlay interviews Jack Smith, an inventor who can make a minibike out of just about anything! Check out Jack’s coolest new ride in action. Video / Kea Kids News
The two key players join forces in episode 1 of our true crime podcast.
The untold story behind New Zealand's most notorious drug syndicate.
Tom Phillips has been credibly sighted only a handful of times since disappearing in 2021.
As the syndicate expands into Australia, it looks like Terry Clark's luck has run out.
Over 28,000 charities in NZ earn more than $21 billion annually.
OPINION: It is more than 25 years since the last major reform of the electricity sector.
The public will soon have a say on a joint venture housing proposal.
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DairyNZ finds over 40% of Canterbury and Otago-Southland farmers use flexible milking.
Emergency services at Mountfort Park in the South Auckland suburb of Weymouth after one person died in a motorcycle incident on February 18, 2025. Video / NZ Herald
The Crown confiscated more than 486,000ha of land, including the site at Ō-Rākau.
Emergency services were called to the scene this evening.
The 61-year-old is set to spend up to seven weeks shooting Heart of the Beast.
Guilty verdicts after police seize 11kg of meth, $600,000 cash, and 17 phones.
Ian Wilson has appeared before the Parole Board for the fifth time since he was jailed.
The victim spent months off work after suffering a brain bleed.
Staff members would also undergo cultural sensitivity training.
The inquiry has already claimed one scalp.
Andrew Hoggard warns another incursion of a different strain is likely.
The deal has been at the centre of tensions between the Cook Islands and NZ.
'Our students are here to grow': Inside a Gisborne kura outside the mainstream.
The Government wants to hit a defence spending target – it'll cost a bomb.
The getaway driver allegedly stole a person's handbag after crashing into their vehicle.
'I don’t know what it is like to live a life free of the damage you have caused.'
The founders confirmed on social media that the business was closing down.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on their findings of the inquiry into public services handling of personal information. Video / Mark Mitchell
Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche said some agencies failed to protect people's personal information. Video / Mark Mitchell
Gisborne Mountain Biking Club received $50k for the trail from Trust Tairāwhiti.