Toa Samoa secured a significant win over PNG with a scoreline of 13 tries to 1 in the Rugby League World Cup.
New road rules aimed at improving safety for non-motorists come into effect today, welcomed by cycle groups but raising concerns from walking advocates.
KiwiSaver accounts received $11 billion in contributions last year, raising total balances to nearly $150 billion.
Authorities are investigating a suspicious house fire in Dunedin as concerns grow. An industrial building in Petone has also suffered extensive fire damage.
A homicide investigation has been launched following the death of a man in Glen Innes on Thursday afternoon.
AI's role in marking assessments is increasing, prompting concerns from the Post Primary Teachers' Association about the importance of teachers.
A leading New Zealand holiday destination has been named Oceania's Leading Island Destination for the fourth year at the World Travel Awards.
Kai Resilience maps crop swaps, food forests, community gardens and kai projects across Aotearoa — a Vector Group Charitable Trust programme. List free.
Vector Group Charitable Trust (CC45966) builds kai resilience, regional directories and digital tools from Te Puke. Here's how Te Puke Today fits the network.
Te Puke's Capitol Theatre reopens with exciting events and community engagement after three years of closure.
Russell Lowe, renowned for kiwi breeding, honoured in King's Birthday Honours for contributions to horticulture and the kiwifruit industry.
Police and Oranga Tamariki have initiated an investigation into a tutor involved in community organisations across Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
National leader Christopher Luxon visited Bay of Plenty, meeting with residents in Pongakawa, Edgecombe, and Whakatāne.
Police warn trailer owners in Bay of Plenty to secure their wheels due to a rise in tyre thefts.
New facilities in Bay of Plenty aim to convert wasted wood into valuable biochemicals and biofuels.
A Tauranga physiotherapist and former mayoral candidate is under investigation for allegedly making false ACC claims.
US Space Command has imposed a gag order on a Pentagon-funded space-watching hub in Auckland, linked to support for combat operations.
New agreement expected to benefit NZ's honey, wool, meat, wine, fruit, and forestry industries.
RNZ rides along with Stephenson Transport, a family-run business transporting cattle across remote Hawke's Bay.
A Tauranga physiotherapist and former mayoral candidate is under investigation for allegedly making false ACC claims.
Lake Ōmāpere in Northland may recover from past pollution within the next decade, according to a local conservation group.
Rosie Overcomer shares her experiences 13 years after leaving Gloriavale, reflecting on the challenges of adapting to freedom.
Conservation group seeks help from Kiwis to record calls of the endangered Australasian bittern as population falls below 1000.