Watch live: Review finds 24 children killed by carers since Malachi Subecz’ murder
New Zealand has made no significant improvement to children’s safety since the high-profile death of Malachi Subecz in…
New Zealand Warriors halfback Te Maire Martin out for 12 weeks with broken leg
NZ Herald 17 Feb, 2026 05:23 PM2 mins to read Subscribe to listenAccess to Herald Premium articles require…
Foo Fighters announce latest Australia and New Zealand tour, including two NZ dates
Frontier Members presale will run 24 hours from Monday, February 23. General sale tickets go on sale at…
Kelly Slater, Ash Barty and Michael Pena named New Zealand Open ambassadors
“I’ve been fortunate to compete in some of the most iconic locations around the world, and Queenstown sits…
NZ sharemarket down 0.6% despite strong earnings – Market close
The market was weighed down by Contact’s $525m capital raise to help fund renewable energy projects, and a…
Weather: Low-pressure system swings past New Zealand, targets Chatham Islands
MetService forecaster Kate Lyons told the Herald the current low bringing wet weather across New Zealand would slowly…
Black Caps v Canada result: New Zealand avoid T20 World Cup upset with thumping win in Chennai
As was the case in the win over Afghanistan, Phillips’ aggression was key in making sure the Black…
NZ sharemarket falls for third day ahead of RBNZ rate decision – Market close
Across the Tasman, the S&P/ASX 200 Index had gained 0.28% to 8,962.5 points at 6pm NZ time. Matt…
Netball NZ board shake-up as chairman Matt Whineray announces exit
“The board chair and departing members recognise that there is a need for new leadership to enable renewed…
How a Kaitāia cafe’s big award turned into a surge of new customers
Daniel Fasnacht (second from left) with his Peekaboo Eatery team. Photo / Smoke Photography “Kaitāia has had a…
China Construction applies to liquidate Seascape developer Shundi associate
Chinese developer Shundi was not only building the downtown tower on Customs St but also bought land in…
Treasury boss Iain Rennie raises flags over New Zealand being indebted to opaque foreign investors, as global factors push up interest costs
The pinch, in Rennie’s view, is that the Government has less insight into who owns the bonds than…