‘Global order could disintegrate’: Fears over Trump's plans for Ukraine peace talks as war hits 1000 day mark
The war in Ukraine has been called the deadliest and largest in Europe since WWII.
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‘The deepest betrayal’: Te Pāti Māori co-leader on anger behind hīkoi
The hīkoi against the Treaty Principles Bill arrives in Parliament today.
‘Keep your trap shut’: Podmore text-bullied after exposing athlete/coach relationship
A three-week inquest in Hamilton will investigate the Olympian's death in 2021 aged 24.
‘A lot of nervous people’: Olivia Podmore’s family expect harsh truths
A three-week inquest in Hamilton will investigate the Olympian's death in 2021 aged 24.
'Your body, my choice': The 4B movement prompts US women to vow off men
Many young women have vowed not to date, marry or sleep with men.
Treaty Principles Bill: Why David Seymour might want it to fail
The bill's first debate is set for today but Act may be eyeing the 2026 election.
Taxes to tariffs: What could the US economy look like under Trump?
How much sway does one political leader have over the economy?
Is Gen Z asking for too much in the workplace?
Recruiters in Australia have spoken out about Gen Z's 'arrogant expectations'.
‘Shrinkflation’ is becoming more common - but what is it?
Ever feel like you’re getting less bang for your buck at the supermarket?
What a Trump win means for NZ: ‘The devil will be in the detail’
On the campaign trail, Trump promised anywhere from 10 to 20% tariffs on imports.
Ultra-fast fashion: who is really paying the price?
The rise and rise of online retailers has hit an all-time high.
What has happened in the lead up to the 2024 US Presidential Election
Months of debates, rallies, and shocking developments have led to today.
Guy Fawkes: Is it finally time to ban fireworks for public sale and use?
It’s Guy Fawkes, which means a sleepless night for some of our furry friends.
New Zealand’s hunt for overseas doctors amps up today
Medical graduates from the UK, Ireland, and Aus can have their applications fast-tracked.
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown on another run, broken bridges and more
The Front Page: Wayne Brown has never shied away from saying exactly what he thinks.
Black Caps' history-making win can only mean big things for cricket’s future in NZ
The Black Caps’ triumphant win over India at the weekend has got people talking.
The dangers of handing over your DNA to ancestry websites
It can be a buzz to find out your heritage - but is there a hidden cost?
Inside the search for the Puppeteer - NZ’s most prolific catfisher
'I thought, ‘Is she really still doing that?’'
Tana ousted, Bayly’s the big loser, and ‘Winston being Winston’: Inside the latest political scandals
When one political scandal ends, another one rises to take its place.
Wellington City Council woes: Has the government declared war on local councils?
If changes aren’t made, more government intervention in local councils could be next.
'Our most vulnerable': Roof-top protest sparks debate over NZ’s young offenders
Youth advocates are pleading with the community to think of the root causes of youth crime
Liam Payne death turns spotlight back on gossip culture, fan relationships
The death of the pop star sparks difficult conversations about celebrity culture.
Assisted dying in NZ: How well has the three-year-old legislation worked?
A review concludes next month and will consider how well the Act is operating.
King Charles’ Aussie tour: Is it time for New Zealand to become a republic?
King Charles is skipping New Zealand on his tour that starts today in Australia.
Auckland FC and Liam Lawson: Is this a new era of Kiwis in sport?
New talent, big ideas and deep pockets are heralding an exciting new era in Kiwi sport.
Wellington City Council woes: How did it all go so wrong?
The Government has set its sights on sorting out Wellington City Council.
One year on: The coalition Government biggest winners and losers so far
This week marks one year since Election 2023.
Boot camps: Officials’ warnings ahead of new laws to tackle youth offenders
For decades, governments have grappled with how to deal with unruly youth.
Economic uncertainty lingers ahead of Christmas despite OCR cut
The Official Cash Rate has been cut to 4.75%, which is being touted as welcome news
Voting begins in the Auckland local election not many know about
364,000 Auckland households and businesses can vote, but few take up the opportunity
Auckland schools bursting at the seams: How it could leave out of zone students in the cold
As Auckland’s population continues to grow, so are the city’s schools.
'Worst imagining became a reality': Commander of HMNZS Manawanui breaks silence
Commander Yvonne Gray ordered the ship's evacuation.
Manawanui sinking dubbed ‘huge blow’ to ‘already small Navy’
NZ had six ships it could use before the loss of the Manawanui on a reef in Samoa.
October 7 anniversary: Calls for a humanitarian visa for refugees as war hits one year
More than 40,000 lives lost. About 1.9 million people displaced. Can NZ help more?