Residents in Muriwai, Auckland, have been evacuated following a significant landslide. Emergency services, including Fire and Emergency New Zealand and Urban Search and Rescue teams, are on-site to assess the situation and ensure public safety.

The Black Sox secured a dramatic comeback win against the United States, keeping their World Cup medal hopes alive with a 5-4 victory.

The Western Bay of Plenty District Council is investigating the illegal dumping of concrete and other waste at Thompson’s Track near Katikati, urging residents to come forward with information to help identify the source of the waste.

A preliminary report into the Air India crash reveals a critical moment where a pilot questioned a colleague about cutting off fuel control switches seconds after takeoff, raising questions about the cause of the tragedy.

Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogacar has reclaimed the yellow jersey after winning stage seven of the Tour de France, defeating Jonas Vingegaard in a thrilling summit finish. The victory marks a significant turnaround for Pogacar, who had narrowly lost the lead on Thursday.

The All Blacks' pursuit of a fast, attractive style of rugby faces challenges from modern rules, player safety, and inconsistent officiating. Despite these hurdles, the team remains committed to its attacking philosophy, even as it grapples with the reality that perfection is an unattainable ideal.

An Auckland man was sentenced to 11 months of home detention after being found with over 100,000 objectionable files, including child and animal abuse material. The case highlights the challenges of balancing rehabilitation and public safety in digital crime cases.

Cheating in exams has been a persistent challenge for educators, evolving with the times and the tools available. From hidden notes to digital tricks, the methods have changed, but the underlying issue remains the same: a desire to gain an unfair advantage.

New Zealand is experiencing a gradual easing of severe weather conditions, with clean-up efforts underway across affected regions. Communities are working to restore normalcy after days of heavy rain and strong winds.

Residents of Mamaku are demanding immediate action as hoons continue to cause chaos with burnouts, vandalism, and dangerous behavior on local roads. The community is frustrated by the lack of police response and the growing threat to safety and property.

As the All Blacks prepare for their second test against France in Wellington, the spotlight is on several key players who have much to prove on the international stage.

Porirua Mayor Anita Baker condemns Ray Chung's 'attack' on Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau, calling it 'absolutely disgraceful' and highlighting the increase in misogynistic abuse against female elected representatives.

The All Blacks and France are set for a crucial second test match in Wellington, with both teams aiming to build on their performances and make strategic adjustments. The All Blacks have made key changes to their lineup, while France has retained key players. The match is expected to be a tight contest, with both teams vying for dominance.

The world of tennis is buzzing with excitement as major names like Naomi Osaka, João Fonseca, Maria Sakkari, Ons Jabeur, and Markéta Vondroušová prepare for the upcoming Wimbledon tournament. Meanwhile, the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) are also keeping a close eye on the action, with events set to take place in Auckland and beyond.

All Blacks stars Ollie Norris, Rieko Ioane, and George Bower visited the Poneke Rugby Club, engaging with young athletes through skills drills and a Q&A session. They also donated sports equipment to local students, inspiring the next generation of rugby players.

The downgrading of a rural Northland hospital to a medical clinic has created significant challenges for local ambulance services, according to a former volunteer who has witnessed the impact firsthand.

Wellington mayoral candidate Ray Chung refuses to drop out of the race despite sending a lewd email spreading sexual rumors about Mayor Tory Whanau, sparking controversy and prompting a backlash from supporters and officials.

Newly released video footage from the murder trial of Chrishan Raju has captured the final moments of Joeli "Skunks" Rankin, who was later stabbed to death in an Auckland Kāinga Ora flat in February 2024.

The U.S. State Department is set to begin issuing layoff notices to employees as part of the Trump administration’s plan to downsize the government. The move has raised concerns about the department’s future and the impact on morale.

A high-profile donor has withdrawn support for mayoral candidate Ray Chung after a controversial email was made public, sparking a debate over political ethics and accountability in local government.