
Uretiti Beach not patrolled despite being known drowning hot spot
Report highlights coroners' comments after four Northland drownings
Report highlights coroners' comments after four Northland drownings
The 28-year-old driver is making his first appearance today at Auckland District Court.
Increase in card spending providing both confidence and risk for 2022.
The pedestrian killed on Christmas Day in Auckland was mum of six Charlotte Tyrrell, 28
Seatbelts, speeding, cellphones and alcohol are still the biggest common factors.
These top-notch eateries are worth making a trip for.
Waka Kotahi suggests alternate route as congestion clogs SH1 heading north.
Nicola Alpe points us in a more admirable direction for 2022.
Most of the country may be on holiday, but Kiwis haven't moved offline just yet.
Five people have died on the roads since Friday.
The move comes ahead of expected talks with the US about potential NATO concessions.
The worker is fully vaccinated.
The crash was reported to police just after 9.20am today.
James received the ultimate Christmas gift from his best mate.
"I went to swipe my card and it came up with 'card not honoured'..."
A maskless Francis processed down the central aisle as the Sistine Chapel choir sang Noel.
Not a phone, or a new car - but the things that would make a real difference.
The Duchess of Cambridge revealed a hidden talent at the royals' Christmas Eve concert.
Lots of people our age don't really talk about what's going on in their head, teen says.
"We have a lot to be thankful for at this point," epidemiologist Michael Baker says.
A miraculous Christmas: One where all receive what's needed, all are fed, peace reigns.
"Christmas is such a poignant mark in the calendar."
Former police negotiator's smart tips to avoid Christmas dinner becoming your last supper.
A whopping 11,277 transactions were made in a single minute on Christmas eve.
December and January are the busiest months for thieves, insurance experts warn.
At one facility, it's even rumoured there'll be an onsite "in-house" Santa.
New Zealanders have eagerly taken to the skies and roads this Christmas eve.
"Santa calls the shots. We just track him." Military operation follows festive progress.
What will the latest case numbers show?