All Blacks concerned for 'unlucky' Crotty
All Black Ryan Crotty's terrible run of misfortune continues. With six concussions in less than 18 months, his immediate future in the game may be in doubt.
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Woman boxer 'critical' after sparring
Woman boxer 'critical' after sparring
A boxer is in a "critical" condition after being knocked out while sparring in Wellsford, near Auckland.
National criticises Govt infrastructure plan
National criticises Govt infrastructure plan
National has criticised the Government's foreign investment plan after Infrastructure Minister Shane Jones' appearance on a current affairs TV programme.
Westpac cards issued due to fraud risk
Westpac cards issued due to fraud risk
About 30,000 Westpac NZ customers will receive replacement cards following a data security incident related to Ticketmaster in June.
NZ First MPs sign contract to stop party-hopping
NZ First MPs sign contract to stop party-hopping
NZ First leader Winston Peters has defended a clause in the party's constitution which hold MPs liable for a $300,000 penalty if they resign.
Hospital admits it failed 'Dunedin Sound' musician
Hospital admits it failed 'Dunedin Sound' musician
Auckland's Middlemore Hospital has admitted that it "failed" musician Peter Gutteridge, who died in the Tiaho Mai mental health unit.
Timaru lawyer dies after bicycle crash
Timaru lawyer dies after bicycle crash
A cyclist who died after crashing at the weekend in Timaru was a partner at a local law firm.
Expenses leak to focus on 'computer access'
Expenses leak to focus on 'computer access'
Parliament's Speaker Trevor Mallard says there is potentially a serious issue following the leak of National leader Simon Bridges' expenses to the media.
Bridges called 'chauvinistic pig' in House
Bridges called 'chauvinistic pig' in House
National leader Simon Bridges was accused of being a "chauvinistic pig" in Parliament's debating chamber today for a quip he made during questions to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
Minister to look at KiwiSaver case
Minister to look at KiwiSaver case
The Commerce Minister has asked officials to find out how many people might be in the same situation as a man with Down syndrome who may die before he gets access to his KiwiSaver funds at 65.
Rental property manager pulls ads
Rental property manager pulls ads
An advertisement appearing to suggest landlords aren't charging enough rent if tenants can afford a night out with drinks has been pulled.
Rowing boss to resign amid bullying claims
Rowing boss to resign amid bullying claims
Rowing New Zealand's high performance manager Alan Cotter has resigned following results of a recent independent review.
Severely ill Kiwi in Bali denied insurance payout
Severely ill Kiwi in Bali denied insurance payout
A Hamilton woman is fighting for her life in a Bali hospital after falling severely ill while on holiday, and now has to raise $75,000 as her insurance company is refusing to pay the medical bills.
Shayne Carter claims director 'stole' his music
Carter claims director 'stole' his music
One of New Zealand's most awarded and celebrated musicians is embroiled in a fierce spat with the award-winning director of one of his music videos.
Opinion: Why should we pay for rescuing foreigners?
Opinion: Why should we pay for rescuing foreigners?
After the rescue of Australian on Mt Aspiring last week, Mike Hosking questions who really should pick up the tab?
Bella Vista homeowners suing Tauranga council
Bella Vista homeowners suing Tauranga council
A group of 19 Bella Vista homeowners will be filing legal proceedings against the Tauranga City Council.
National pledge to cut class sizes
National pledge to cut class sizes
National will reduce primary class sizes if it comes into power in 2020, leader Simon Bridges says.
Parker's career in balance after another loss
Parker's career in balance after another loss
Kiwi boxer Joseph Parker's career is in the balance after he suffered a second-straight defeat and was knocked down for the first time in his career.
Law to allow leave for domestic violence victims
Law to allow leave for domestic violence victims
Parliament has passed a law that allows victims of domestic violence to take up 10 days of paid leave from work each year.
Dozens of complaints upheld against FENZ staff
Dozens of complaints upheld against FENZ staff
Nearly 90 complaints including bullying and sexual harassment have been upheld against Fire and Emergency New Zealand staff since 2016.