The mother of Tyler Porter, a 20-year-old man missing for over a week in Auckland, is appealing to the public for help in locating her son. Police and the community are working together to find him.

Pipe bombs found near a body on Auckland's Southern Motorway are not being treated as a criminal matter, police have confirmed. The man's death has been referred to the Coroner, and police are supporting the next of kin.

Police have completed a post-mortem on a man found dead near viable and potentially deadly pipe bombs on Auckland’s Southern Motorway. The incident led to the closure of the southbound lanes and significant traffic disruptions.

A 36-year-old man has been charged with murder following the death of a woman in the Christchurch suburb of Parklands. Police are conducting an investigation and have cordoned off the area as they work to support the victim's family and gather evidence.

New Zealand's energy sector is under pressure as industry bodies call for a market overhaul. With rising electricity prices and energy hardship affecting 30% of households, experts argue that reforms must extend beyond cheaper off-peak power to ensure affordable and sustainable energy access for all.

David Letterman comments on the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show' in 2026, sparking conversations about the future of late-night television and the legacy of the show.

The International Court of Justice has ruled that countries have a legal obligation to tackle climate change, opening the door for reparations to be claimed by vulnerable nations. This landmark decision marks a significant step in the global fight for climate justice.

The International Court of Justice has issued a landmark advisory opinion stating that countries must take immediate action to address climate change. The ruling emphasizes the legal and moral obligation of nations to reduce emissions and uphold international climate treaties, potentially reshaping the global climate agenda.

The United Nations' highest court has ruled that countries can be held legally responsible for their greenhouse gas emissions, marking a significant step in the global fight against climate change and giving Pacific Island nations new leverage in climate negotiations.

Sub-zero temperatures across southern New Zealand have led to multiple road crashes, with emergency services responding to incidents caused by icy conditions. Schools in Dunedin have been affected, and police urge drivers to slow down and stay safe.

New Zealand faces a growing challenge in ensuring food security as dairy and meat prices soar. KPMG's Agribusiness Agenda highlights the urgent need to rethink the approach to food production, energy, and the bioeconomy.

Sky TV's acquisition of free-to-air channel Three could reshape New Zealand's media landscape, potentially boosting local content production and increasing competition in the industry. The deal has sparked excitement and speculation about the future of television in the country.

Recent fatal ATV accidents have brought farm vehicle safety to the forefront in New Zealand. WorkSafe New Zealand is urging farmers to prioritize safety measures, including regular maintenance and risk assessments, to prevent further tragedies on farms.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is pushing for deeper economic and diplomatic ties with China, emphasizing the importance of personal relationships and long-term strategic partnerships. This article explores his vision for enhancing New Zealand’s trade and collaboration with one of the world’s most influential nations.

A powerful six-part podcast series explores the legacy of the Rainbow Warrior bombing and the long-term health and environmental consequences of French nuclear testing in French Polynesia.

A New Zealand court has ruled that the unregulated property inspection sector is failing homebuyers, as a first-home buyer was awarded $500,000 in damages after purchasing a leaking home. The case highlights the need for reform and increased accountability in the industry.

The New Zealand Government has ordered Sport NZ to remove its transgender inclusion guidelines, citing misalignment with the coalition agreement. New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has warned of potential funding cuts for sports organizations that do not comply with the new stance on fairness in sport.

Raymond Wahia Ratima, the man responsible for the 1992 Masterton massacre that claimed seven lives, has been denied parole for the 16th time. During a recent hearing, he expressed deep remorse and explained the motivations behind his actions.

Open Country is expanding its dairy production and sustainability efforts as the industry experiences strong growth. The company is investing in new technologies, reducing carbon emissions, and advocating for more flexible land-use policies to support sustainable dairy growth.

New Zealand’s agriculture sector is experiencing a significant comeback, with strong returns across key commodities such as dairy, beef, and kiwifruit. This article explores the factors driving this growth, including favorable exchange rates, improved market conditions, and renewed confidence among farmers and growers.