Three charged after Sydney cops foil alleged 'kill car' plot
Police say they have stopped an alleged 'kill-car' plot in Sydney after a string of suspected gang-related activities including multiple drive-by shootings.
Hundreds arrested at Trafalgar Square protest
Hundreds arrested at Trafalgar Square protest
Police say they arrested 523 people at a protest in London's Trafalgar Square opposing Britain's banning of the Palestine Action group.
Iran war, fuel prices increasing stress among Kiwis
Iran war, fuel prices increasing stress among Kiwis
Psychologists say their clients are reporting increased stress and vicarious trauma because of the Iran war.
Two dead, four injured after crash near Gisborne
Two dead, four injured after crash near Gisborne
Two people are dead and four others injured, two critically, after a crash near Gisborne late last night,.
No deal reached: US stepping away from Iran talks
No deal reached: US stepping away from Iran talks
Updated 1.50 pm
US Vice President JD Vance says his negotiating team is leaving Pakistan after not reaching a deal with Iran following 21 hours of negotiations.
Cyclone makes landfall; still a 'life-threatening' system
Cyclone makes landfall; still a 'life-threatening' system
Updated 2.15 pm
Ex-tropical cyclone Vaianu has made landfall near the North Island's Maketu Peninsula as MetService warns it is still "a life-threatening weather system".
Concern over medicine shortages caused by Iran war
Concern over medicine shortages caused by Iran war
Pharmacists are calling on Pharmac to be more transparent about medicine shortages caused by the Iran war.
Kamala Harris 'thinking about' tilt at presidency
Kamala Harris 'thinking about' tilt at presidency
Former US vice president Kamala Harris, who was the Democratic Party's nominee for the presidency in 2024, says she is considering running for president again in 2028.
Splashdown: Artemis II astronauts return to Earth
Splashdown: Artemis II astronauts return to Earth
The Artemis II capsule and its four-member crew streaked through Earth's atmosphere and safely splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after nearly 10 days in space.
User charges to be reinstated at Tekapo public toilets
User charges to be reinstated at Tekapo public toilets
User charges are returning to Lake Tekapo's footbridge public toilets, a move the Mackenzie District Council says will help maintain tourist infrastructure.
US will have Strait of Hormuz open 'fairly soon': Trump
US will have Strait of Hormuz open 'fairly soon': Trump
US President Donald Trump has told reporters that the US will have the Strait of Hormuz "open fairly soon" but did not elaborate and acknowledged that it will not be an easy step.
Missing Aussie man found shot dead and buried on his farm
Missing Aussie man found shot dead and buried on his farm
A Victoria man who vanished for two days has been found shot dead and buried in a shallow grave on his farm.
Three injured in Opoho crash
Three injured in Opoho crash
Three people have been injured, one of them seriously, in a two-car crash in North Dunedin this morning.
States of emergency declared as cyclone bears down
States of emergency declared as cyclone bears down
More states of emergency have been declared and another red weather warning has been issued as Cyclone Vaianu bears down on in the North Island.
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Student caught in $4m drug bust
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Student caught in $4m drug bust
Days after a Dunedin masters student was announced as a scholarship recipient, he was arrested in a sting on an international drug-trafficking syndicate.
Rally ready
Rally ready
Greg Jordan, of Dunedin, photographs a Skoda Fabia Rally2 evo to be driven by Robbie Stokes, of Waikuku, and Andrew Sarandis, of Australia, at the Rally Otago Motor Show in the Octagon last night.
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Accreditation restored for OHL youth services
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Accreditation restored for OHL youth services
The suspension of Te Kāika’s accreditation to deliver social care for children and youth has been lifted, but the charity’s approved status is on a tight leash.
Unwrapping nature’s gift
Unwrapping nature’s gift
Michelle Ritchie, of Organics Unearthed, and Otago Peninsula homeowner Annelies Ruigrok uncover a compost heap insulated with wool in Ms Ruigrok’s back yard during a composting workshop yesterday.
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7 months’ detention for plumber’s sex attack
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7 months’ detention for plumber’s sex attack
A Dunedin plumber left his job site to molest a teenage girl in a "vile" sex attack, a court has heard.
Ballots arriving as voting opens
Ballots arriving as voting opens
Voting has opened in the Dunedin City Council by-election.