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Clinton says Trump told him of 'great times' with Epstein

Bill Clinton said he did not know that Jeffrey Epstein had visited the White House 17 times...

Clinton says Trump told him of 'great times' with Epstein

Former US President Bill Clinton told lawmakers that President Donald Trump told him he had "some great times" with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein before their relationship soured, video released shows.

Aussie troop base hit in Iran drone strikes

Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles. File photo: Getty

'All safe': Australian troop base hit in Iran drone strikes

Australian personnel at a United Arab Emirates air base are all accounted for after it was hit by a drone strike as the war in the Middle East escalates.

Over 100 schools seek costs for asbestos sand

Recalled sand from Educational Colours. Photo: Worksafe New Zealand

Over 100 schools seek costs for asbestos sand

Some schools spent thousands of dollars on decontamination after several brands of coloured sand were recalled last year.

'Significant challenge' in helping stuck Aussies

Planes on the tarmac at Dubai International Airport following the US and Israeli strikes on Iran....

'Significant challenge' in helping Aussies stuck in Middle East

Australia is considering contingencies on how to bring home tens of thousands of citizens stranded in the Middle East as the US-Israel war on Iran widens.

School shooting: Father gave son rifle for Christmas, jury told

Colin Gray at an earlier court hearing for his son. On Monday, he told a jury he was trying to be...

School shooting: Father gave son rifle for Christmas, jury told

A father armed and enabled a school shooter, giving his troubled son a rifle for Christmas that the son allegedly used to kill four people in Georgia, prosecutors say.

Iran won't be an endless war: Pentagon

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth (left) and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Dan...

Iran won't be an endless war: Pentagon

The Pentagon is playing down concerns that the attack on Iran risked plunging the US into a new, open-ended conflict in the Middle East, even as officials declined to give a timeline.

Hotel rooms during affair paid for by Police

Former deputy commissioner Jevon McSkimming was sentenced to home detention after admitting...

Hotel rooms during affair paid for by Police

Jevon McSkimming invited a woman he was having a sexual relationship with to stay at the hotels with him, the IPCA found.

'I misspoke': PM backtracks on Iran, insists NZ won't join conflict

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. Photo: RNZ

'I misspoke': PM backtracks on Iran, insists NZ won't join conflict

The Prime Minister has admitted he "misspoke" when he said New Zealand supported "any actions" to prevent Iran having nuclear weapons.

Angry owner 'hurls dog through glass door' in Mornington

An angry Dunedin dog owner allegedly grabbed his dog by the throat and threw it through a glass door because he was ‘‘frustrated’’.

Moonrise over Mount Cargill

There's 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 a perfect time, but sometimes you get 𝘤𝘭𝘰𝘴𝘦𝘳 than ever before.

Dog's drug discovery at prison 'a truly remarkable find'

A prison detector dog has been rewarded for stopping a range of illegal drugs and other contraband material from getting into a Christchurch jail.

Govt ‘kicked the tyres’ on solar subsidies

Govt ‘kicked the tyres’ on solar subsidies but went with ‘minor’ tweaks

While the rest of the world races to harness the power of the sun, New Zealand is languishing - as energy prices continue to climb.

Homeless community growing in Christchurch red zone

At Wetlands Grove in the Christchurch red zone, a homeless community of about 40 people and their pets has formed over the past 18 months.

US took 'last best chance' to hit Iran - Trump

US President Donald Trump. Photo: Reuters

US took 'last best chance' to hit Iran - Trump

US President Donald Trump says he ordered the attack on Iran to thwart its nuclear and ballistic missile programmes, vowing to pursue the war for as long as necessary.

'Aggressive behaviour' towards firies alleged

A man who is believed to be the homeowner is comforted while firefighters tackle a fire at 49...

'Aggressive behaviour' towards firefighters at house blaze alleged

Police were on hand for ‘‘crowd control’’ at the scene of a Dunedin house fire where aggressive behaviour by onlookers towards firefighters was alleged.

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Funding, staffing risks at new hospital flagged

A helicopter lifts a load on to the roof of the outpatients building of the new Dunedin hospital...

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Funding, staffing risks at new hospital flagged

The five-year delay between the opening of the new Dunedin hospital’s outpatient building and the inpatient building will lead to many staffing and operational issues, a bombshell govt report says.

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‘Financial burden’ of stadium a ‘hit’ to ratepayers

Former anti-stadium campaigner Victor Billot says the affordability of Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr...

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‘Financial burden’ of stadium a ‘hit’ to ratepayers

Victor Billot did not offer the phrase ‘‘hate to say I told you so’’, but the stadium critic got near it.

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'Excuse my language, but f*** off'

The two photos Parking Enforcement Services used when issuing Martin Leckie tickets in September...

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Supermarket ticketing slammed as ‘a scam’

A Dunedin man says photographic ‘‘proof’’ of his apparently illegal parking at a central city supermarket is laughable.

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Near $20m extension to Peninsula shared path to begin

The new boardwalk will look much like the one pictured here at Raynbirds Bay. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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Near $20m extension to Peninsula shared path to begin

The Dunedin City Council is set to start work on an almost $20 million extension to an Otago Peninsula cycleway and shared pathway with the construction of a new boardwalk.

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