MBIE conduct referred to Privileges Committee
Parliament's Speaker has referred a question of whether Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment officials misled Parliament to the Privileges Committee.
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TV host again pleads for answers to missing mother's fate
TV host again pleads for answers to missing mother's fate
TV host Savannah Guthrie took time on her morning news show to appeal to the public again for answers to the fate of her mother, missing since a presumed abduction in Arizona.
Australia ramps up bird flu surveillance
Australia ramps up bird flu surveillance
Australian authorities have ramped up surveillance and testing after two cases of the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu were confirmed in migratory seabirds.
Croatia victory spells end for Panama
Croatia victory spells end for Panama
Ante Budimir guided Croatia to a 1-0 win over a stubborn Panama side in their World Cup clash, giving the Balkan side a crucial three points and eliminating the Central Americans.
Luxon rules out financial help for Super Rugby side
Luxon rules out financial help for Super Rugby side
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has poured cold water on the prospect of government support to save Super Rugby side Moana Pasifika.
Death toll climbs as heatwave sweeps Europe
Death toll climbs as heatwave sweeps Europe
Forty people have drowned in France over recent days as they sought to cool down to escape record heat, the Prime Minister says, as a heatwave sweeps across much of Europe.
Mum mauled by shark wakes from coma, speaks first words
Mum mauled by shark wakes from coma, speaks first words
A young Sydney mother mauled by a shark has briefly regained consciousness after more than a week in a coma and spoken her emotional first words.
Luxon and Labour both try to shrug off poor poll results
Luxon and Labour both try to shrug off poor poll results
Christopher Luxon says he is not concerned by the latest lacklustre poll result, despite conceding that National had work to do to ensure New Zealanders understood the party's long-term plan.
End of the line for Moana Pasifika
End of the line for Moana Pasifika
Moana Pasifika won't be involved in next year's Super Rugby competition after NZ Rugby rejected several bids to rescue the team. But it says the door is open beyond 2027.
One person critical after incident near Nelson police station
One person critical after incident near Nelson police station
One person has been taken to hospital in a critical condition following an incident in Nelson.
Snow warnings for South Island highways
Snow warnings for South Island highways
Updated 3.10 pm
Road snowfall warnings have been issued for several South Island highways as a low-pressure system bears down on the country.
YouTube settles lawsuit over social media harm to children
YouTube settles lawsuit over social media harm to children
YouTube has settled a lawsuit brought by a minor who claimed the platform damaged his mental health, ahead of a second California trial over social media's role in the youth mental health crisis.
Cop charged with possessing objectionable material named
Cop charged with possessing objectionable material named
An Auckland police officer facing charges of possessing objectionable material can now be named.
England held to 0-0 draw against stubborn Ghana
England held to 0-0 draw against stubborn Ghana
England failed to break down a resolute Ghana side and had to settle for a 0-0 draw in their second World Cup match, a result which left both sides well placed to move into the next phase.
Leader on Opportunity Party's surprise poll surge
Leader on Opportunity Party's surprise poll surge
After 10 years, five leaders and a name tweak, the Opportunity Party is on the cusp of making it into Parliament for the first time.
Southern Motorway reopens after crash near Fairfield
Southern Motorway reopens after crash near Fairfield
A section of State Highway One has reopened following a single-vehicle crash near Fairfield this morning.
Drunken hide and seek ends with a ticket to court
Drunken hide and seek ends with a ticket to court
A Dunedin man was found hiding from police behind his neighbour’s fence after drunkenly crashing into multiple parked cars.
Israel deliberately targeting children in Gaza genocide - UN report
Israel deliberately targeting children in Gaza genocide - UN report
Israeli authorities and security forces deliberately targeted Palestinian children, resulting in genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Gaza, and war crimes in the occupied West Bank, the UN says.
Major staff cuts loom for Tiger Brokers after $100m fine
Major staff cuts loom for Tiger Brokers after $100m fine
New Zealand's largest online brokerage firm Tiger Brokers is planning to shed 30-40% of its staff after paying a fine of more than $100 million for illegal activities in China.
Family still waiting for apology over pepper spray death
Family still waiting for apology over pepper spray death
The mother of a man who died after being pepper-sprayed in an Auckland prison says she is yet to receive an apology four years after her son's death.