Whakatāne pedestrian dies after crash; police appeal for information
Police are appealing for information after a fatal crash involving a pedestrian near Whakatāne. A crash involving a car and a ...
Investors lose appetite for the obesity trade
Just as quickly, investors are losing their appetite for the trade. After a disappointing trial of a new drug last month and ...
Auckland tenant gets $1000 bill after three people found living in one-bedroom flat
A tenant who sublet a one-bedroom apartment to three other people has been told by the Tenancy Tribunal to pay his landlord $1000 in damages. Jun Sugita rented the 55-square-metre flat in Quay St, ...
One Love Tauranga: Rotorua festival friends won’t attend together for first time in 11 years
For the first time in 11 years, Rotorua reggae fans Mokai Kingi and David Ihaka won’t attend Tauranga’s annual One Love festival together. The pair, both 55, met in 2010 after noticing each other as ...
Six60’s Hawke’s Bay concert needed council green light for roadblock
A Six60 concert postponed in Hawke’s Bay over venue issues had also been reliant on local government approval of a late application for an essential road closure. On Wednesday, the band announced that ...
Uncertainty looms over ‘landmark’ Willis Bond commercial development in Wellington
The developer says the project is 'active', but the city council says it's 'on hold'.
Treaty Principles Bill weighing on minds as MPs head to Rātana
Luxon, who gave his State of the Nation address in Auckland yesterday, will be arriving at Rātana Pa this morning ahead of members of the Government and Opposition being welcomed on to Rātana’s marae ...