Focus: Joe Naufahu on Stand Up Girl
Joe Naufahu talks about his latest role in Watch Me webseries 'Stand Up Girl'.
Joe Naufahu talks about his latest role in Watch Me webseries 'Stand Up Girl'.
A person was threatened with a knife this afternoon in Onehunga.
Workers from the countries largest transformer manufacturing company go on strike.
Murray Allan, who pulled an imitation gun on police before he was shot, admits charges.
2016/17 saw financial growth for local orchardists.
Forensic psychiatrist says Christie Marceau's killer had "no hope" of getting bail
Warehouse staffer clings to speeding car's bonnet as thief tried to escape.
A technique just proven by NZ scientists on fruit flies could one day help wipe out pests.
Dung beetles may play a major role in the conservation of New Zealand rivers.
The landlord has been ordered by the Tenancy Tribunal to pay $3400.
This week, Herald readers have shared their stories of crime and offending in New Zealand.
A 41-year-old man is facing charges of indecently assaulting a child under 12.
After the devastating fire in London, New Zealand high rises are under close inspection.
A peak at some of the best innovations from this years Fieldays.
A social worker describes the worst horrors for Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
Expert says his interview with Christie Marceau's killer was to assess fitness for trial.
Elderly Christchurch woman's sudden death not suspicious, police confirm.
Kiwi photographer Paul Wilson has captured stunning images of New Zealand night skies.
Police are hunting for the person who stole an expensive sports car.
NZME Head of Business Fran O'Sullivan talks to Senior Business Reporter Jamie Gray about what Fieldays means for the agricultural industry.
Inquest hears evidence from nurse who first assessed Christie Marceau's killer.
A drug smuggling themed advert for BurgerFuel is offensive, say NZ's Latino community.
Bill English has defended his decision to head to the Pacific just before an election.
A top cop has given evidence today about bail at the Christie Marceau inquest.
Paraparaumu's 'bionic woman' Helene Kay is walking the half marathon in Wellington.
Importance of judicial independence means judges don't have to explain their decisions.
A new survey reveals one in three Kiwis experience burglary.
The Human Rights Commission wants Kiwis to give nothing to intolerance.
Rotorua pensioner says spate of burglaries 'unbelievable', but refuses to let thieves win.