Pharmacy raided three times in 10 weeks, considers closing
Pharmacy raided three times in 10 weeks, considers closing
A Napier pharmacy owner says he's contemplating shutting up shop after his store was raided for the third time in just 10 weeks.
Remains found in bushland confirmed to be missing teen
Remains found in bushland confirmed to be missing teen
Human remains found in a national park have been confirmed as missing teenager Pheobe Bishop, who was allegedly murdered by her two housemates.
Caffeine overdose fatal after seven-hour ambulance wait unacceptable, coroner finds
Caffeine overdose fatal after seven-hour ambulance wait unacceptable, coroner finds
Seven hours after calling triple zero, an aspiring cancer researcher was found dead from a caffeine overdose and a coroner says the wait for help was unacceptable.
Teen arrested, allegedly threatened witness in murder investigation
Teen arrested, allegedly threatened witness in murder investigation
A teenage girl has been arrested and charged with allegedly threatening a witness in the murder investigation of 15-year-old Kaea Karauria.
Former ACT president appeals sexual abuse conviction and sentence
Former ACT president appeals sexual abuse conviction and sentence
A court has heard former ACT Party president Tim Jago's appeal against his sexual abuse conviction and sentence.
'We are not a shop': Council hits back at critics
'We are not a shop': Council hits back at critics
Waimakariri councillors have taken aim at online critics, as they locked in an average rates rise of 4.98%.
ECan chair undecided as election looms
ECan chair undecided as election looms
The chair of Canterbury’s regional council is undecided about his future, as the local election looms.
Calls to close gender gap in Pacific Island employment
Calls to close gender gap in Pacific Island employment
Less than half of working age women are employed across the Pacific Islands due to outdated laws and other barriers, the World Bank said in a new report on Tuesday.
Staff numbers at polytechnics abysmal: minister
Staff numbers at polytechnics abysmal: minister
Tertiary Education Minister Penny Simmonds says staff numbers at some polytechnics are so high they are abysmal.
Matariki public holiday: What you need to know
Matariki public holiday: What you need to know
Matariki celebrates the Māori New Year and is a time for people to gather, honour the dead, celebrate the present and make plans for the future.
Major supermarket fire contained
Major supermarket fire contained
A major fire at a central Auckland supermarket has been contained.
Review of early childhood education funding announced
Review of early childhood education funding announced
A group reviewing funding for the early childhood sector has been told to consider making trade-offs between the quality of early learning and its cost.
Labour MPs caught swearing in heated hearing
Labour MPs caught swearing in heated hearing
In a tense select committee hearing at Parliament this morning, two Labour MPs had to apologise for swearing.
Cancer patient questions GST on drugs
'I'm fundraising to cover tax': Cancer patient questions GST on drugs
Amanda Broughton will have to pay $103,000 for a course of a drug, to treat her stage 3C breast cancer, the fact 15% of that goes to the government is unfair, she says.
Oxford St in London to go traffic-free
Oxford St in London to go traffic-free
London's Oxford St, one of Britain's busiest shopping districts, will be pedestrianised in a move designed to smarten up the area and help drive growth.
Schools not ready to grade reports against new curriculums
Schools not ready to grade reports against new curriculums
Some primary schools warn they are not ready to grade children against the new English and maths curriculums in mid-year reports to parents.
Iran urges US to force Israel into ceasefire
Iran urges US to force Israel into ceasefire
An Israeli strike hit Iran's state broadcaster on Monday while the head of the UN nuclear watchdog indicated extensive damage to Iran's biggest uranium enrichment plant and Iran called on the US to force a ceasefire in the aerial war.
Dozens more killed trying to reach food in Gaza
Dozens more killed trying to reach food in Gaza
Israeli fire killed at least 50 people Monday, nearly half of them near an aid distribution site run by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, as UN officials denounced aid delivery methods.
Govt launches suicide prevention plan
Govt launches suicide prevention plan
The government has launched a "targeted plan" to prevent suicide, outlining a five-year whole-of-government approach.
Murdered woman's body not found for three days
Murdered Christchurch woman's body not found for three days
A murdered Christchurch woman's body was not found for three days after the emergency call to police was given the wrong code.