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Dealers support lower clean car standards
Car dealers say changes to the clean vehicle standard is a win all round for dealers, buyers and the environment.
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Jones dismisses post, hits back at Neill
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Jones dismisses post, hits back at Neill
Shane Jones is shrugging off an attempt to paint him as a hypocrite while taking a potshot at New Zealand actor Sir Sam Neill.
Rapist has prison term extended, avoids indefinite sentence
Rapist has prison term extended, avoids indefinite sentence
A recidivist rapist has avoided an indefinite jail term after a judge found he would be unlikely to reoffend when he is released, given his old age.
K-Mart sold 67,000 units of asbestos-laced sand
K-Mart sold 67,000 units of asbestos-laced sand
It has been revealed Kmart NZ sold tens of thousands of pots of potentially asbestos-laced children's play sand.
WHO report shows a quarter of women abused by partner
WHO report shows a quarter of women abused by partner
There are calls for a public awareness and education campaign about domestic violence, after fresh data has revealed its prevalence around the globe.
Canterbury landlord ordered to pay $33k
Canterbury landlord ordered to pay $33k
A Canterbury landlord, who had been warned multiple times that his property was not up to standard, has been ordered to pay $33,000, remove industrial rubbish and repair holes in the roof and walls...
Criminal investigations begin into three police staff
Criminal investigations begin into three police staff
Criminal investigations have begun into three police staff in relation to "misuse and inappropriate content", RNZ can reveal.
Foodstuffs South Island fined for selling recalled hummus
Foodstuffs South Island fined for selling recalled hummus
Foodstuffs South Island has been fined $39,000 for selling recalled hummus.
Anti-stalking legislation passes final hurdle
Anti-stalking legislation passes final hurdle
Legislation to make stalking a specific criminal offence has passed its third reading in Parliament.
Seymour warns Peters may jump to Labour
Seymour warns Peters may jump to Labour
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has vowed to repeal the Regulatory Standards Bill (RSB) if re-elected next year.
Digger goes for a dip at Marlborough jetty
Digger goes for a dip at Marlborough jetty
Work to replace a Marlborough Sounds jetty has taken a dive after a digger got stuck and became submerged.
Schools to be barred from opting out of international tests
Schools to be barred from opting out of international tests
A government bill will stop schools opting out of international maths and reading tests and speed up intervention in failing schools.
Cops stood down for additional misconduct in breath test probe
Cops stood down for additional misconduct in breath test probe
A "small number" of police officers who either falsely or erroneously recorded alcohol breath tests have been stood down for additional misconduct.
Two people dead in SH1 crash north of Timaru
Two people dead in SH1 crash north of Timaru
Two people have died following a crash on State Highway 1 north of Timaru this evening.
Man charged over fatal crash in Canterbury
Man charged over fatal crash in Canterbury
Police have arrested a man in relation to a fatal crash in Sheffield, Canterbury, yesterday afternoon.
Arrow fired as 'warning shot' during five-hour standoff
Arrow fired as 'warning shot' during five-hour standoff
A man upset over a family matter threatened to blow up his house and others around him, prompting the evacuation of an early childhood centre and residents from around 50 nearby homes.
AI scribe tool rolled out to EDs
AI scribe tool rolled out to EDs
The creator of the AI tool says trials reduced the average time spent on documenting patient notes from 17 minutes to four minutes.
Sex offender told teen he was 19 - he was really 39
Sex offender told teen he was 19 - he was really 39
A teen has described in the High Court at Christchurch how a man more than twice her age took advantage of her and “helped himself” to her body.
Teacher snorted 'white powder' from classroom desk at Christmas party
Teacher snorted 'white powder' from classroom desk at Christmas party
A teacher was caught snorting “white powder” from a classroom desk during a Christmas party after being offered a “line” by colleagues.
Govt taking 'precautionary approach' to puberty blockers
Govt taking 'precautionary approach' to puberty blockers
The government is halting new prescriptions of puberty blockers for young people with gender dysphoria, saying "a precautionary approach" is needed while evidence remains uncertain.