Almost without me: Eminem visa only granted week before show
Eminem's visitor's visa was granted just a week before landing in New Zealand.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromWellington
Poor knowledge prompts beauty salon bylaw
There was a lack of understanding around infections and how to prevent them.
One person injured after glass panel falls from building in Wellington
One person suffered minor injuries.
Outspoken principal Pat Newman joins Teaching Council
Whangārei principal Pat Newman elected to Teaching Council.
Clown's choice: Five best circus festivals around the world
Professional clown Fraser Hooper gives the low-down on his five favourite festivals.
Officers to carry firearms while the national threat level high
Northland police to carry firearms while the National Threat Level remains high.
City councillors consider stance on Vic Uni name change
Call for city council to take a formal position against uni's name-change proposal.
Woman in Wellington claims to have been tortured
Capital and Coast District Health Board refused to comment on the incident.
Simon Bridges' senior adviser charged with assault, trespass
Belinda Milnes says she will 'vigorously defend the charges'.
Wall of love set up after Christchurch shootings
People can write messages of love and support on the wall.
'A broken and flawed man': NZ's biggest fraudster stays in prison
He was jailed for a decade after defrauding more than 700 clients of $115.5 million.
Kāpiti murder accused's name suppression continues
The man was excused from appearing in court this morning.
White powder sent to spy HQ remains a mystery
Fire and Emergency New Zealand were called around 3pm.
Evacuations of Homegrown Music Festival reportedly sparked by a tattoo
Police said that initial concerns were "to do with a tattoo".
'Rest in heaven little angel': Wellington toddler dies unexpectedly
Samantha Odell couldn't believe Tiana had died, even as she held her daughter's body.
Does Canterbury coast harbour submarine secret?
Debate over sightings and sinking of wartime Japanese submarine in New Zealand.
Warm week ahead as summer sizzles on
A front will bring some wet weather mid-week, but it'll stay warm.
Homegrown festival scare: Police explain why concertgoers were evacuated
Concertgoers were evacuated from main stage, but police later said there was no threat.
Gun lobbyist's wife tried to import 20 military-style semi-automatics into NZ
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced a ban on the MSSA firearm this week.
Fog delays, cancels flights at Auckland airport
International flights have not been affected by the fog.
Nationwide reflection for Christchurch terror attack victims announced
A nationwide reflection for those killed in the attacks will be held tomorrow.
Vehicle crashes through medical centre window
Vehicle crashes into medical centre in Wellington suburb of Johnsonville.
Dotcom seeks to appeal over privacy breach
Today's case is one of many going through the court system.
Lime 'shocked' as it loses out to Uber in Wellington e-scooter trial
Third e-scooter ride-sharing outfit is coming to the capital.
Political Roundup: Politicians' words under scrutiny after Christchurch terror attacks
Allegations have been levelled at every party for fostering xenophobic concerns.
Schools reach out to heal community after mosque shootings
Auckland schools reach out to local mosques and a Muslim school opens its doors to all.
Live: 'Give him nothing' PM says of massacre suspect
The 'sickening scourge' of terrorism was imported to Christchurch, says Peters.
'Possessed' man murdered workmate, thought he was 'evil'
David Gilchrist took a knife and stabbed his workmate in the back without warning.
Christchurch shootings: Meet the PM's top secret advisers
It's called ODESC and it gathers in times of crisis.
Long career in education ending for Whanganui woman
Diane Glennie was an early school dropout but went back to study and began teaching at 43.
'Hate will never win' - Kiwis united in sorrow
"This is our moment to show that tolerance, mutual respect and love can and will prevail."
Kiwis rally behind Muslim community: 'We will not be silenced'
"We need to unite against Islamophobia and fascism now more than ever," group posts.
James Shaw alleged attacker granted name suppression
Green Party co-leader has thanked the people who came to his aid after yesterday's attack.
James Shaw's attacker 'shouted about the United Nations'
'We are all upset for our friend but we are all pulling together,' says Marama Davidson.