Trilingual song celebrates the Aotearoa of today
5:00 AM Taking Te Wiki O te Reo Māori one step further, Wellington band Tomorrow People is incorporating a third common Kiwi language into their song.
Privilege compounds offending of lockdown escapees
5:00 AM OPINION: It's long past time for the impression of automatic anonymity of the accused if they’re well known or well-connected.
Police create own te reo Māori app
5:00 AM The app, called Eke Tangaroa, provided guidance for pōwhiri, mihimihi and pēpeha, the police’s haka, as well as waiata and karakia and pronunciation help.
Auckland lockdown escaper faces mother's wrath
5:00 AM OPINION: Who among us has not wanted name suppression to prevent our mother discovering what we did in the weekend?
Covid-19: Massey students hope online learning a temporary change
5:00 AM The university has said teaching would mostly remain online for the rest of the semester, but students say their learning is impacted.
Privilege compounds offending of lockdown escapees
5:00 AM OPINION: It's long past time for the impression of automatic anonymity of the accused if they’re well known or well-connected.
Auckland lockdown escaper faces mother's wrath
5:00 AM OPINION: Who among us has not wanted name suppression to prevent our mother discovering what we did in the weekend?
Trilingual song celebrates the Aotearoa of today
Taking Te Wiki O te Reo Māori one step further, Wellington band Tomorrow People is incorporating a third common Kiwi language into their song.
Death does not part us from art
The passing of two great Aotearoa artists – Billy Apple and Martin Thompson – provided a moment of pause, to consider their legacy, but also the endurance of art beyond death.
How I write: John Summers
The Wellington author says books are some of his most favourite things in life.
Attorney-General asked to investigate National Library deal
A cloud hangs over the future of 600,000 books donated by the library to the Internet Archive, which is embroiled in a high-profile copyright court case.
Experience Wellington: Organisation faces $477k deficit, staff 'bruised'
Experience Wellington staff say a recent restructuring to help reduce a nearly $1 million deficit has left them bruised and unheard.
Du'Plessis Kirifi retains NPC starting spot, stripped of Wellington captaincy
Despite a level 4 lockdown breach, flanker will start against Taranaki as James Blackwell assumes the captaincy.
Central Pulse bullish about future, despite player exodus
The Pulse have just four players left from their grand final-winning squad in 2020, but chief executive stresses there are no issues within their environment.
Academy duo sign pro contracts with Wellington Phoenix after Tokyo Olympics
Hard work pays off for Auckland teenagers Alex Paulsen and Ben Old after signing their first professional contracts with the Phoenix.
Emotional farewell for spinal injury survivor Mose Masoe
A Super League crowd rose as one to pay tribute to the courage of Wellington-born prop who was told he might never walk again.
Female footballers can now achieve their pro goals at home with the Phoenix
Growing up in Wairarapa, Tui Dugan always thought she would have to move overseas to fulfil her dream of becoming a professional football player. That changed on Friday.
Costs debt sinks Capital Liquor company
Failed attempts to extend Manners St bottle store opening hours had led to debt to police.
Want to buy a supermarket in Niue?
The land, buildings, and market-leading supermarket business trading as one of the biggest private-sector employees on the tiny Pacific nation of Niue have been placed on the market for sale.
Children claim spiritual link to family home their father sold to developer
Christine Cowan buried the placentas of her children at the property she grew up in and is now taking legal action to stop her dad selling it for $1.1m.
Shifting school holidays due to Covid lockdown would cause disruption, businesses say
Holiday attractions and accommodation providers say shifting the next school holidays would be hugely disruptive when things are already difficult.
Promising start to the week for Wellington restaurants
From 1 per cent of its regular turnover to a full lunch service, at least one restaurant is seeing business bounce back at long last.
Māori more likely to die post-surgery
Pick a surgery, any surgery, and the survival outcomes will be worse for Māori, researcher says.
No 'classic' set of Covid-19 symptoms, study of 2020 cases shows
Fever, tiredness and dry cough were identified as likely symptoms, but researchers found last year's strain didn't always “follow the normal rules”.
Severe thunderstorm watch cancelled, heavy rain warnings remain
Heavy localised downpours are expected across Auckland and northern/western parts of Waikato.
Wellington today, September 16: Wellington rents the most expensive in NZ, teens targeted in anti-vax campaign
Read the headlines and breaking news from around the region.
Covid-19: New Auckland cases will stop rest of country moving to alert level 1
Auckland is likely to move to level 3 at midnight on Tuesday but the rest of the country won't move down alert levels until there is no threat of community transmission - which could take weeks.
School leader 'very unimpressed' women spread anti-vax information outside school
Two women who stationed themselves outside a high school with Covid-19 misinformation have been reported to authorities, the deputy principal says.
Costs debt sinks Capital Liquor company
Failed attempts to extend Manners St bottle store opening hours had led to debt to police.
Isis-linked Suhayra Aden's return costs $60k
The repatriation of Suhayra Aden, a woman who joined Islamic State, has cost the Government more than $60,000.
Sixteen vehicles impounded under level 4 in Hastings
An extensive network of CCTV cameras has caught offenders doing burnouts and ''anti-social'' driving.
Woman stabbed 20 times left disfigured and disabled
While the woman was inside the flat bleeding from her wounds, police found her attacker outside having a smoke.
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