Seven Kiwi women share their personal and emotional experiences of discovering that their partners were unfaithful. From shocking revelations to painful breakups, their stories highlight the impact of betrayal in relationships and the journey to healing.

An inquest into the death of Jordan Keil, a 25-year-old man who died at Middlemore Hospital’s secure mental health unit, is underway. His mother, Debbie Thorpe, has alleged systemic failures in his care, including misdiagnosis, inadequate escort, and a lack of cultural support.

Auckland’s Aotea Square and Aotea Centre were evacuated on August 12, 2025, following the discovery of an unattended bag, which prompted a potential bomb threat response by police.

Kerrin Leoni, an Auckland mayoral candidate, faces abuse during her campaign, leading her to reconsider her approach to safety. She calls for enhanced measures to protect political candidates.

A government employee is on trial for possessing video footage from the 2019 Christchurch mosque shootings. The case has raised important questions about the regulation of extremist content and the responsibilities of individuals in handling such material.

A patient accuses a surgeon of 'upselling' unnecessary surgery, leading to nostril collapse and a breakdown in the doctor-patient relationship. The Health and Disability Commissioner found the surgeon breached consumer rights by not addressing the complaint properly.

In New Zealand, a UN letter has sparked internal disputes within the coalition government, with Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters criticizing his colleagues for prematurely responding before an official reply.

Six journalists, including a prominent Al Jazeera correspondent, were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a tent in Gaza City. The attack has sparked international condemnation and raised serious concerns about the safety of press freedom in conflict zones.

Kathleen Folbigg, who was wrongfully imprisoned for 20 years, has criticized the NSW government's $2 million compensation offer as 'lowball' and 'insulting.' The payment has been widely condemned as inadequate, with Folbigg calling for greater empathy and transparency from the government.

New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters has expressed regret over a diplomatic protocol breach involving Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour, who sent a letter to a UN official. The incident has been resolved, but highlights the importance of international communication in domestic policy.

A collision between Chinese and Philippine vessels occurred in the South China Sea near Scarborough Shoal, escalating tensions between the two nations. The incident highlights the ongoing dispute over territorial claims in the region, which is vital for global maritime trade.

A woman claims a surgeon upsold her unnecessary surgery, leading to a nostril collapse. The Health and Disability Commissioner found the surgeon failed to provide adequate information and mishandled her complaint, highlighting a breach of patient rights and the need for better communication in healthcare.

An Auckland education worker has been charged with sexually abusing three boys over a decade. The accused, who appeared in court today, faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. The case has sparked concerns about child safety in educational institutions.

A Rotorua paediatrician is calling for a legislative ban on social media for people under 16, citing rising concerns over online grooming, predatory behavior, and mental health issues among young users.

Northland is deploying over 90 additional police officers to address a surge in violent crime and a significant staffing shortage. With nine homicides reported in four months, local leaders and community members are calling for long-term solutions to the region's growing crisis.

A transgender family moves from Colorado to Queenstown, New Zealand, in search of a safer and more inclusive environment. This article explores their journey, the challenges they faced in the US, and their hopes for the future in Aotearoa.

Auckland Council councillors Lotu Fuli and Alf Filipaina have clashed with Mayor Wayne Brown over allegations of playing the 'Pacific victims' card and meeting attendance figures. The dispute has raised broader concerns about representation, accountability, and the use of language in local governance.

A sex offender with a 30-year criminal history has been released from prison after 14 years but remains under strict supervision due to being deemed a 'very high risk' to the public. He is subject to a 10-year Extended Supervision Order, which includes a 24-hour curfew, electronic monitoring, and restrictions on internet access.

A tragic case reveals a series of missed opportunities in the diagnosis of rectal cancer, leading to the death of a man. The report highlights systemic failures in the healthcare system and calls for improved diagnostic procedures and accountability.

Auckland mayoral candidate Kerrin Leoni has vowed to release her fiscal policy plan after a campaign mishap left the public and media in the dark. Leoni attributes the oversight to miscommunication and has promised to personally handle future media invitations.