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Working to solve ‘food resilience issue’
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Working to solve ‘food resilience issue’
A community-led programme will wield economies of scale to support local growers and boost Dunedin’s food resilience, an organiser hopes.
Man who died in Lake Tekapo named
Man who died in Lake Tekapo named
Police have named the man who died after entering Lake Tekapo last week.
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Opening new cafe ‘a big leap for sure’
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Opening new cafe ‘a big leap for sure’
A hospitality newbie who quit her job to launch a cafe in a roadwork-plagued street says she is staying optimistic amid the cost-of-living crisis.
Ukraine hits Moscow oil refinery in 'totally fair response'
Ukraine hits Moscow oil refinery in 'totally fair response'
Scores of Ukrainian drones bore down on Moscow today, hitting the Russian capital's oil refinery for the second time this week.
Push for tourism boost not to come 'at any cost'
Push for tourism boost not to come 'at any cost'
The push for more international visitors will not come at any cost, the tourism and hospitality minister says.
'Embarrassing': NZ votes against protections for gig workers
'Embarrassing': NZ votes against protections for gig workers
New Zealand's vote against protections for gig workers at an international labour conference is "embarrassing", a union boss says.
US, Iran sign ceasefire agreement
US, Iran sign ceasefire agreement
The US and Iran released the text of an interim agreement their presidents have signed to end their war today.
North Korea recalls ambassador to UK
North Korea recalls ambassador to UK
North Korea has recalled its ambassador to Britain just a month after he took up the post.
Govt funding boost for extended pharmacy services
Govt funding boost for extended pharmacy services
An extension to pharmacy services that allows them to directly prescribe some common treatments is set for a funding boost.
Dunedin pedestrian hit by truck in serious condition
Dunedin pedestrian hit by truck in serious condition
A pedestrian hit by a truck while crossing the road in Dunedin this afternoon was taken to hospital in a serious condition.
Man died after being stabbed in head, killer made video call to friend
Man died after being stabbed in head, killer made video call to friend
Keith Pati was stabbed so hard in the head that the entire blade of the knife entered his left temple, above the ear.
Arrest after person reportedly seriously injured with weapon
Arrest after person reportedly seriously injured with weapon
Armed police were called to a Christchurch street after a person was reported to have been seriously injured with a weapon.
Wihongi hearing delayed until end of month
Wihongi hearing delayed until end of month
New Zealand ICE detainee Everlee Wihongi has a further 12 days to wait to find out her future.
'No words' after contractor dumped dog's body in skip
'No words' after contractor dumped dog's body in skip
The owner of a dog hit and killed by a vehicle in Christchurch was "in disbelief" after learning an NZTA contractor had dumped its body in a skip.
Labour pledges to reinstate free prescriptions
Labour pledges to reinstate free prescriptions
Labour is pledging to reinstate universal free prescriptions if it wins the November election, adding it to the list of promises to be funded by a Capital Gains Tax.
Transport Minister not ruling out fuel tax hikes
Transport Minister not ruling out fuel tax hikes
Transport Minister Chris Bishop - who previously cast doubt on fuel taxes rising next year - says after the Iran peace deal they are still possible.
'Australians must live under one cultural umbrella': Pauline Hanson
'Australians must live under one cultural umbrella': Pauline Hanson
Pauline Hanson has called for migrants to assimilate into a "monocultural" Australia in a wide-ranging speech that also targeted rising social inequity and a litany of culture-war issues.
'Significant errors': Willis criticises Jones over $30k travel blowout
'Significant errors': Willis criticises Jones over $30k travel blowout
The Finance Minister has criticised Shane Jones for a $30,000 budget blowout incurred while attend a mining conference in Canada, saying he has made "significant errors".
Chch man kicked pregnant partner in stomach
Christchurch man kicked pregnant partner in stomach, stomped on her head
Tane McGregor-Tuirirangi had a history of assaulting his partner when he stomped on her head several times when she was 24 weeks pregnant with their child.
CAA says wire around tail rotor brought down chopper
CAA says wire around tail rotor brought down chopper
A helicopter crashed near Wellington, killing two people, after fence wire wrapped around the tail rotor, the CAA has found in a preliminary report.
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