Students urge safety improvements at Christchurch bus hub
Students urge safety improvements at Christchurch bus hub
Two Christchurch high school students have urged city councillors to improve safety at the city's bus interchange.
Facial recognition: Supermarket trial 'a great starting point'
Facial recognition: Supermarket trial 'a great starting point'
Some national retail chains are considering whether to deploy their own facial recognition systems, says an industry group.
Timaru fatal crash victim named
Timaru fatal crash victim named
Police have named the person who died following a crash on State Highway 1 in Timaru.
Bottle shops caught selling alcohol to minors
Bottle shops caught selling alcohol to minors
Eleven bottle shops and stores across Auckland have been caught selling booze to under-18s in the past year.
NZ population likely to reach six million by 2040
NZ population likely to reach six million by 2040
New Zealand's population is likely to reach six million before 2040, from the current 5.3 million, according to latest projections.
University ordered to pay Siouxsie Wiles $200k
Auckland University ordered to pay Siouxsie Wiles more than $200k
The University of Auckland has been ordered to pay scientist Siouxsie Wiles more than $200,000.
Passengers killed by fumes after whale hit boat
Kaikōura boat capsize: Passengers killed by fumes after whale hit boat
The deaths of five people in a boat capsize off the Kaikōura coast was caused by exposure to petrol fumes while they were trapped under the hull.
How does Jacinda Ardern see her time as leader?
Watch: How does Jacinda Ardern see her time as PM?
In her new book, former PM Jacinda Ardern says her dad thought she didn’t have thick enough skin to get into politics.
Left bloc could turf coalition out of power: poll
Left bloc could turf coalition out of power: poll
After the Budget and pay equity changes the left bloc would have the support to turf the coalition out of power, a new poll shows.
Thousands of people and pets sign petition to ban fireworks
Thousands of people and pets sign petition to ban fireworks
More 90,000 humans - and tens of thousands of animals - have signed a petition in support of a ban on the public sale of fireworks.
Lawyer took $200k of clients' money to escape abuse
Lawyer took $200k of clients' money to escape abuse
A lawyer who says she feared for her life at the hands of an abusive husband took at least $200,000 from her clients, partly to escape the relationship.
Climate scientists decry govt's approach to methane
Climate scientists decry govt's approach to methane
The prime minister has dismissed international climate scientists as "worthies" for criticising the government's approach to methane.
National, Labour lose ground in latest poll
National, Labour lose ground in latest poll
The coalition could hold on to power, while National, Labour and ACT all lose support in the latest 1News-Verian poll.
'I was frustrated': Bishop explains music award comments
'I was frustrated': Bishop explains music award comments
Senior government Minister Chris Bishop says he was frustrated by the politicisation of Stan Walker's performance at the Aotearoa Music Awards, when he said "what a load of crap".
Media fight injunction on McSkimming inquiry details
Media fight injunction on McSkimming inquiry details
The High Court is set to hear arguments about whether media should be allowed to report the nature of allegedly objectionable material found on Jevon McSkimming's work computer.
Body found beside burnt-out car
Body found beside burnt-out car
A witness to a fatal car fire near a beach in Auckland says there was an overpowering smell of fuel in the area moments before an explosion.
Nobody charged over violent death of four-year-old
Nobody charged over violent death of four-year-old
Four-year-old Ashton Cresswell was a tiny, vulnerable child who died from "shameful" violence and neglect but nobody was charged with causing his death.
Cool change: snow and rain for South Island
Cool change: snow and rain for South Island
Snowfall warnings are in place for alpine roads in Canterbury, Otago and Southland as a wintry blast sees temperatures fall this week.
Child's driveway death part of tragic trend - coroner
Child's driveway death part of tragic trend - coroner
The deaths of children in driveways is "all too common" in this country, says a coroner, after a 6-year-old was run over by the reversing car of a neighbour.
Collins refuses to apologise to Lake Alice survivor
Collins refuses to apologise to Lake Alice survivor
A senior government minister has refused to apologise to a Lake Alice abuse survivor for telling the United Nations more than 10 years ago that there was no state torture in New Zealand.
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