Labour weekend outlook: Temperatures could hit 28C before rain and wind on Monday
Although record-breaking temperatures are unlikely, Ferris said Christchurch could hit the top five. Kiwis are in for a…
Search efforts continue for missing PhD student Sam Newton-Jones
Police say they are using a range of resources in the hope of finding missing man Sam Newton-Jones.…
Silver Ferns defeat Diamonds, edge closer to No.1
New Zealand are on track to end Australia’s long reign as netball world No.1 after pulling off a…
The end to Airbnb's most annoying chores – leave those dishes dirty – Stuff
The end to Airbnb’s most annoying chores – leave those dishes dirty StuffAirbnb hosts can no longer make guests…
EA Cuts Around 400 Jobs, Shuts Down BioWare
After going private in August, Electronic Arts (EA) is cutting about 3% of its staff and shutting down…
Japan’s Mars mission raises hopes of illuminating the tiny moon’s origin – Asia News Network
October 22, 2026 TOKYO – Japan’s Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) probe began a long journey on Tuesday, with…
SunLive – Tauranga teen takes out national vocalist award
A love of music that started before he could talk has helped Tauranga singer Miguel Rizzi hit a…
Newer anticoagulants linked to fewer strokes and deaths after brain bleeds
For people with atrial fibrillation (AFib), an irregular heartbeat, and intracranial hemorrhage, a type of stroke also known…
Shock verdict on Kevvie’s Walsh dilemma as awkward Turbo reality laid bare; Kiwis’ big reality check
The second week of the men’s Rugby League World Cup is almost here, with a few powerhouse teams…
Bank of Korea holds rates after President Lee calls for boosting housing supply
South Korea’s central bank expectedly kept its policy rate steady at 3% on Thursday, after two straight hikes,…
Bereaved civil service families could face ‘unjust’ tax bills due to pension scheme delays | Civil service
Bereaved families could face “unconscionable” tax bills because of “chaos” in the civil service pension scheme, the government…
Jensen Huang is right about the UK
NOBODY in Britain wants to agree with a leather-jacket-wearing American tycoon. But it’s tough to poke holes in…