Nine more arrested over gang brawl on Palmerston North court steps
Nine more people have been arrested and charged in relation to a gang brawl on the steps of…
Call for Peters to be sacked as Foreign Minister over ‘racist’ remark
Labour and the Greens are calling for Winston Peters to be sacked as Foreign Minister, and National’s own…
Govt signs PPP to build first section of Northland Expressway
The government has signed a public-private partnership (PPP) agreement with Northway consortium to build the first section of…
China calls for respect after New Zealand foreign minister’s tirade
In this photo released by the Chinese Foreign Ministry, spokesperson for the ministry Mao Ning addresses members of…
Major changes to annual and sick leave as Employment Leave Bill becomes law
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‘No Mitre 10 down the road’: Inside the $498m Scott Base rebuild
Builders set to redevelop New Zealand’s Scott Base in Antarctica have begun training in sub-zero conditions ahead of…
Five injured, two seriously, after two-vehicle crash near Rotorua
Five people have been injured, two seriously, after a two-vehicle crash near Rotorua this afternoon. Police said the…
The battle to hang onto Dunedin’s heritage
Dunedin has New Zealand’s richest heritage building legacy, but holding onto that heritage is not easy. Dunedin…
China criticizes racist remark by New Zealand foreign minister
Anadolu staff 30 July 2026•Update: 30 July 2026 China on Thursday criticized remarks by New Zealand Foreign Minister…
Chinese Embassy in New Zealand voices concerns to MFAT over Winston Peters comments
China has expressed its concerns to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade over comments Winston Peters made…
Measles case detected in Palmerston North
A person in Palmerston North has tested positive for measles, with no connection to international travel and no…
Green MP Tamatha Paul calls English a ‘bastard’ language during parliamentary debate
Green MP Tamatha Paul said the bill, given English was already considered a de facto official language, was…