New Zealand – News

by Annette Scott

Trade heavyweights sketch the big picture and where arable fits into it, at Christchurch summit. The post NZ arable sector faces challenge to stay competitive appeared first on Farmers Weekly.

by Marc Hinton

Rennie was asked multiple times at his team naming press conference in Johannesburg on Thursday about the scrums.

by Aamer Madhani

The US president seemed to downplay the intensity of a conflict that's cost US taxpayers more than US$37.5 billion and left 18 American service members dead.

A woman and man were found dead at a house in Tahunanui after a report of a shotgun being stolen.

Thousands of people have been jolted awake by an early morning quake in Wellington. The magnitude 4.9 tremor hit at 6.34am on Saturday, centred about 30km north-west of Paraparaumu, and...

by Eva Gallot

Fire and Emergency NZ received multiple calls to the fire on Church St at around 8.22am.

by Samya Kullab

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claims the attack was an assassination attempt on the head of the SBU.

Milford Road snow closure extended into Saturday morning

One person has died after a single-vehicle crash in Huntly.

A stretch of State Highway 3 north of New Plymouth has closed due to a slip.

by Stuff reporter

Emergency services were called to Semple St about 12.40am.

The 31-year-old retired from rugby league earlier this year - just two games shy of his hundredth match - as he battles motor neurone disease.

by Peter Bale

Ask MG Car Club president Paul Walbran why he and his clearly patient wife were among the first to buy a nearly $130,000 electric Chinese-built MG Cyberster, and he has a succinct answer: “Because […]

by Dalaine Krige

Earlier this year, during my first trimester, my husband and I attended the Baby Expo. We knew very little about what we needed, and being confronted with seemingly endless products and advice was […]

by Amanda Harkness

Over the past four decades, Aotearoa New Zealand's craft and object sector has grown significantly, and cast glass has consistently been in the spotlight. 

by Jacques Steenkamp

Nyssa Waters is the chief executive and co-founder of Possibl AI, a full-service AI consulting and platform group operating across New Zealand, Australia, and Singapore. She has more than 20 […]

by Catherine Smith

It is hard to talk about Matakana, on Auckland’s northern fringes, without pointing to the country town’s transformation by developers Richard and Christine Didsbury over the past 25 years.

A collision with a ute whilst on his e-scooter left Riana Grobbelaar’s son with a fractured pelvis, internal bleeding and memory loss.

by Simon Briggs

Top seed Aryna Sabalenka interrupts play at Flushing Meadows, where courts have been compared to “Snoop Dogg’s living room”.

by Michael Casey

The case of the mother accused of murdering her three children has gripped America.

RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.