Tributes have poured in for Silas Sims, a 16-year-old Warkworth teen who died in a car crash on Leigh Rd. Remembered as a kind, adventurous, and beloved young man, Silas’s death has left a deep impact on his family, friends, and the wider community.

Elizabeth Smith has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Dean Fifield in a tragic incident that occurred on a West Auckland driveway. The case, which involved a property dispute and a fatal collision, has now entered the sentencing phase.

Rising butter prices in New Zealand are affecting both families and the baking industry, prompting discussions among government officials and bakers. With prices increasing by 120% over a decade, the impact on everyday meals and recipes is becoming increasingly evident.

Young New Zealanders are increasingly investing in fragrances as a form of self-expression, with some individuals spending thousands of dollars on high-end perfumes and niche brands. This trend is being driven by social media platforms such as TikTok, where influencers and celebrities promote luxury fragrances as a way to enhance personal style and confidence.

The New Zealand government has announced a $1.2 billion funding package to support the restructuring of Te Pūkenga, the largest tertiary education provider in the country. The move aims to address financial sustainability and improve student outcomes.

President Donald Trump has once again made baseless claims that former President Barack Obama and other officials committed treason, amid a new intelligence report. The report has been criticized for attempting to rewrite the history of Russian interference in the 2016 election.

A successful physiotherapy-led orthopaedic program is stalled due to a lack of national funding, leaving thousands of patients waiting for specialist care. Despite its potential to reduce wait times and improve patient outcomes, the initiative remains limited to certain regions.

The International Court of Justice is set to issue an advisory opinion on whether countries have a legal duty to prevent climate harm. This decision could redefine global climate responsibility, influence international law, and shape future climate policies around the world.

The US Space Force is expanding its international partnerships, including New Zealand, to prepare for potential space conflicts. This new strategy emphasizes collaboration in missions, wargaming, and joint planning, with New Zealand playing a strategic role despite not being a formal ally.

Recent revelations have sparked controversy surrounding Winston Peters, the co-leader of New Zealand's ACT Party. Leaked documents suggest that nicotine lobbyists view Peters as 'very powerful' and 'very industry friendly,' raising concerns about potential alignment between his political influence and the interests of the tobacco and nicotine industries.

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New Zealand's climate policy debate is intensifying with the introduction of a 'sustainable finance taxonomy' aimed at combating greenwashing. Farm lobby groups like Groundswell and Federated Farmers are strongly opposing the initiative, while supporters argue it's a necessary step toward transparency and environmental accountability.

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has confirmed that changes to the foreign buyers ban will be announced this year. He denies that his party is 'softening' its stance on the policy, which was introduced in 2018 under a Labour-NZ First coalition.

A groundbreaking report reveals alarming rates of bullying and depression among Asian New Zealanders, highlighting the urgent need for culturally sensitive mental health interventions and systemic changes in education and healthcare.

A new report reveals alarming rates of bullying and depression among Asian New Zealanders, highlighting a growing mental health crisis and the need for culturally sensitive interventions.

A man in Waiuku is mourning the loss of his wife, daughter, and niece in a fatal car crash. The tragedy has left the community in shock, with widespread support for the grieving family.

A man who lost his wife, daughter, and niece in a fatal car crash in Waiuku, Auckland, has spoken out about the 'unimaginable loss' he has experienced. The tragedy has sparked a community call for improved road safety measures on Masters Road.

Amanaki Vailea shares his emotional tribute to his late wife Frances Latu-Vailea and daughter One’ahi Arya, who died in a tragic crash near Waiuku. The story highlights the grief of the family and the outpouring of support from the community.

Tonga is experiencing a crisis in its domestic air travel sector after Lulutai Airlines had its maintenance certificate suspended, leading to the cancellation of multiple flights and leaving travelers stranded.

The New Zealand share market closed lower on Monday, with the S&P/NZX 50 Index falling 0.99% as weak export data raised concerns about the economy. Key stocks like Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and Auckland International Airport declined, while Sky TV and Black Pearl Group saw gains.