'Talking about the same group': Auckland ram raiders switch to jewellery smash-grabs
At least 12 smash and grabs occurred in Auckland between the end of May and mid-July.
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Rainbow Warrior cop who killed wife in frenzied attack denied parole again
'He does not seem yet to fully understand what gave rise to the murder.'
Revealed: The issues keeping business owners awake at night
A new survey reveals some hard truths about the economy and business confidence.
Facing fears may lessen their power over you
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks with Dr Andrea Reinecke about her anxiety treatment.
Wild weather: Flood fears prompt evacuations in Dunedin
An evacuation centre has opened at Dunedin North Intermediate School.
'I just wanted to save his life': Mother attempts to resuscitate dying son after gun fight
After an altercation with his neighbour, a man armed himself with a semi-automatic.
Kirsty Bentley cold case: New police theory in high-profile murder mystery
Police offer $100k reward and pursue 'stranger-type abduction' theory.
'Straight racist': Complaints as school bans dreadlocks, braids
School policies have to be consistent with human rights rules and Treaty obligations.
'I thought he was in Te Puke!': Luxon heckled in Parliament over Hawaii holiday
Cost of living and Luxon's Hawaii holiday were on the slate for Question Time.
Rich pickings: NZ's wealthiest man sets new industrial rent record
Experts said Graeme Hart could be booking development margins of up to 20 per cent.
Shooter targets homeless in Canadian city
Police warn people to stay away from centre of a Canadian city after multiple shots fired.
Woman 'tearful and numb' as slip threatens houses
More showers anticipated in lower North Island area already hit by devastating slips.
'Grievous' Covid mistake central banks made: Former RBNZ Governor
In a paper for the NZ Initiative, Graeme Wheeler says central banks were too confident.
Greens leadership battle: Why Labour will be sweating fate of Shaw
A new leader of the Greens could impact Labour's re-election hopes.
Fern Sutherland: 'Acting helps me explore what it is to be human'
The Brokenwood Mysteries actor talks to Elisabeth Easther.
Simon Wilson: In the Auckland mayoral race, who's going to fix transport?
Fares free and more rapid buses are the Auckland mayoral campaign's standout plans so far.
Sideswipe: Not free stuff
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Auckland Transport's parking plan hits speed bump amid criticism
AT bosses are open to making changes to the parking strategy.
Revealed: How many young Kiwis trust social media for financial advice
Reliance on online platforms for investing advice high among young New Zealanders.
Head Hunter's revenge - two attacked, one stabbed after gang insult
Robert Michael Anneff received a reduced sentence due to his restrictive bail conditions.
Green blood: Inside the movement to oust co-leader James Shaw
The incident has shattered the veneer of relative peace and stability in the Green Party.
Divorce 'warfare': The legal tactics when marriage break-ups turn ugly
Advocates want to stop financial and litigation abuse in relationship property disputes.
Wild weather: Heavy rain, winds, floods, power outages; warnings of worse to come
Heavy rain and high winds continue to pummel parts of NZ.
Westhaven's Pier 21 sold: Owner tells of plans
"We're really pleased. It's a nice corner of the Wynyard Quarter"
Coromandel retirement village residents face 47% fee rise
Fee rise met with negative feedback.
How new Netsafe CEO Brent Carey plans to clean house
PLUS: Retired "cyber-judge" Judge David Harvey on where the system went wrong.
Spy allegations and 'stellar' reputation cited as reasons for accused's secrecy
The start of the joint trial was delayed because of a positive Covid-19.
Top 10 house builders in Canterbury named
Rapid rise of new homes across the region, earthquake rebuild in full swing.
Climate warning: NZ listed companies score badly on reporting risk
Big firms may face trouble raising funds if their ESG reporting is not up to scratch.
Cooking the Books podcast: The money police can't catch all the greenwashers
Don't get tricked by dodgy ethical claims.
100,000 jobs at risk if foot and mouth disease reaches NZ - PM
Biosecurity Minister says disease had been considered the "doomsday disease".
120km/h wind gusts, 100mm rain deluge, Harbour Bridge speed restrictions
Strong winds and heavy rains are set to strike Northland and Auckland today.