Lotto riches: What could you buy with $43 million?
Lotto Powerball has jackpotted to a whopping $43 million.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromNorth Island
Four hours to free critically-injured truck driver after Hawke's Bay crash
'As far as extrications go it was probably about as hard as they come.'
Sold: Tiny gold coin found in mudflats fetches US$31,200
Tauranga's Joe McGregor literally struck gold on a Tauranga beach.
Man told police guns were stolen - two days later they found them in the Pink Batts
He was trying to avoid the Govt's gun buy-back scheme
'Cover-ups and coercion' not answer to sexual abuse
Sexual assault among volunteer firefighters is increasing, data released by FENZ shows.
In lockdown he was having a red wine by 11am. So he signed up for Dry July
Luke Farr raised more than $6000 in the challenge, the second highest in the country.
National promises to double Wellington's tunnels in $4b spend-up
Party announces commitment to transport if elected.
Your weather: Blanket of cloud keeps temperatures high
Blanketing the country, cloud is on the cards until next week.
Dark web child abuse case: 'Kiwipedo' named
The man lost name suppression today after pleading guilty mid-trial.
Dark web abuse case: Man admits trying to buy child for $15,000
The 'worst of humanity' can be found on the dark web, a police officer told the court.
Desert Rd death: Man jailed for role in alleged shallow grave murder
Judge says Yanlong Piao provided "extensive assistance" to police.
Local Focus: Rangitīkei electorate explained
Explore the Rangitīkei electorate and its vast woolshed. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The Road Ahead: What matters to you?
An election contest under the long, dark cloud of Covid-19 - what matters to you?
High July: Settled weather at last after month of wind, rain and snow
Thank you, weather gods.
Native fish, biodiversity big winners from Jobs for Nature
A Jobs for Nature injection of capital will speed up existing environmental work.
Dangerous, monster 9m waves: Wild weather batters NZ
Hundreds without power in homes and businesses as wild weather ramps up.
Wellington is now officially called Wellington
It turns out the name of the country's capital city has only just got official approval.
Local Focus: 'House doctor' available remotely for organisations and their members
Using technology to cut carbon emissions and time. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Northland weather woes: Climate change the likely cause - researcher
Climate change is the likely cause of Northland's extreme weather woes, says expert.
Local Focus: Whanganui electorate explained
An overview of the Whanganui electorate. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Persistent heavy rain has brought major flooding to Northland
Persistent heavy rain has brought major flooding to Northland. Video / Rochelle Fishburn
Dramatic rescues - two men, six dogs and a pregnant woman
Slips closed roads and floodwaters were rising as once-in-500-year storm hit North.
'Horrific ordeal': Two ambulance officers assaulted on the job in Napier
Officers involved have been stood down from duties after suffering 'horrific ordeal'.
Two men and six dogs plucked from floodwaters in Far North rescue
Two men trapped on a tractor waited for three hours while floodwaters rose.
Slips and flooding close roads across Northland
People in Northland are being advised to delay travel after severe flooding.
Flooding threatens Gisborne region
The Hikuwai River has burst its banks spilling over State Highway 35 while driftwood is beginning to pile up along Tolaga Bay. Video / UAWA LIVE
Heavy rain lashes Northland causing widespread flooding and slips
Wild weather continues to lash Northland with widespread flooding and slips. Video / Kevin Thorne / Rachel Ward / Scott Thomson
Rangatahi Court set to have first sitting in Hawke's Bay after Covid-19 delay
Rangatahi Courts offer an alternative to traditional judicial system.
Severe thunderstorms threaten the Far North
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for the Far North.
Cars abandoned: Four wade to safety after becoming trapped in floodwaters
Coromandel locals and tourists have been urged to stay home and avoid the roads.
Journalist Genevieve Westcott to be farewelled in Hawke's Bay
'She was really just selfless. She was so strong all the way to the end.'
Weather: -5C in the south overnight, 14C in the north
It's a contrast rarely seen in New Zealand, but weather watches are in place for the North
'Department of confusion': Cape Kidnappers tour operator hits out after gannet track decision
A walk on the beach has a risk on a par with mountain climbing, report finds.