
'Absolutely courageous': Schoolboys rescue drowning man at Auckland wharf
'I ran to the end of the wharf, dropped my stuff and jumped straight off.'
'I ran to the end of the wharf, dropped my stuff and jumped straight off.'
The $10,000 grant is funded from the globe moneyboxes dotted around the airport.
Māori and Pasifika most at risk; calls for wider meningococcal vaccination access.
Youth held in police cells skyrockets due to lack of beds, rising youth crime.
Youth offending is not increasing, a new Ministry of Justice report has found.
Tipene, a former St Steven’s School, reopens in 2025, catering to Years 9 and 10.
OPINION: We should be honest and realistic about the programme’s outcomes.
It says the offenders are facing 'public scrutiny'.
OPINION: 330+ community services lose funding; critics advocate proven local programmes.
The Prime Minister has had to clarify his comments.
Police called to Silverdale on Auckland’s Hibiscus Coast about 4.35am.
The collection honours land march pioneer's enduring values.
Fire crews battle to contain a large fire in Canterbury's West Melton overnight and Syria celebrates the end of the Assad family's 50-year regime. Video / NZ Herald
OPINION: Is Corrections able to address failings in how we handle young offenders?
OT confirm two teens missing from bootcamp found. Police found armed youths in stolen car.
'The true meaning of Christmas has become more profound for us – cancer has changed us.'
Lil-Bouvalu Lyden had won a contract to play club rugby league and study in Australia.
So much disagreement over the Treaty Principles Bill! Reporters Ben and Reid sit down with two leaders to explain to kids and some confused adults why. Video / Kea Kids News
OPINION: When dogma wins out over data, we can’t expect positive results.
OPINION: Grow the economy, eliminate poverty: it's possible if we do things differently.
'It’s wild how everyone dresses the same now.'
OPINION: The disturbing content Kiwi kids are being exposed to has again made headlines.
Nadia Maxwell set up a page for a 13yo on TikTok and was shocked at the suggested content.
Christchurch documentarian Nadia Maxwell's TikTok experiment, posing as a 13-year-old girl, revealed shocking results as inappropriate content appeared almost immediately.
It follows concerns about use-of-force powers being given to staff.
Children’s Minister Karen Chhour said it would be naïve to think no one would reoffend.
Summer Mills-Metcalf took her own life in 2018 while taking fluoxetine.
Yixing police said the suspect was a 21-year-old former student at the school.
OPINION: Also in today's letters – abuse redress; hard health facts; populism v fascism.
OPINION: Our kids deserve more than harm reduction – they deserve no harm.