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Chairs, board members named for new science mergers
NIWA and GNS Science's chairs have been named to lead two of the new research institutes.

Councillor adamant Nelson well-placed to host Te Matatini
"It's not good enough to say that Te Tauihu can't host, because how we host is really up to us," Kahu PakiPaki says.

‘Heavy’ police presence reported in Auckland’s New Lynn, police say no operations
Social media posts say there are a lot of police on Hutchinson Rd.

NIWA. GNS chairs, board members named for new science mergers
NIWA and GNS Science's chairs have been named to lead two of the new research institutes.

Devon Funds Morning Note - 14 May 2025
The S&P500 jumped another 0.7% overnight, continuing a rally sparked by the White House’s pause on tariffs, and optimism around trade negotiations, fuelled further by this week’s cessation of hostilities between the US and China

13 clubs short-listed for inaugural OFC Professional League
The Oceania Football Confederation says the 13 clubs will continue to the club licensing phase for the OFC Pro-League which is due to start in January 2026.

Canterbury dairy farm wins grant for injecting beneficial bacteria and fungi in soil
A Selwyn District farm is defying convention.

America’s Cup: Emirates Team NZ confirm core sailing group for next defence
Five sailors have been confirmed by the Auld Mug defenders – including one new face.

Retail spending flat in April as Kiwis keep wallets closed
Hospitality spending was slightly up by 0.2%, adding $2.1 million.

Team NZ confirm crew and new skipper after Peter Burling’s shock exit
Burling’s great mates Blair Tuke and Andy Maloney have revealed their America’s Cup futures, with another Australian sailor taking the lead.

More than half country experienced an online threat in 2024, research shows
Online threats cost Kiwis $1.6b in 2024, with 830,000 suffering financial loss.

Kamahl Santamaria tells Employment Authority: 'I became and remain unemployable'
The former TVNZ presenter has been granted his request to move his case to the Employment Court.

NZ travellers warned of increased detention risk at US border
Nearly 20 Kiwis have sought help from the Foreign Affairs Ministry since November because they have experienced immigration difficulties in the US.

Building owned by prestigious Auckland club may lose its iconic ivy
The Northern Club says the ivy, which covers the entire 158-year-old building, has compromised the façade.

Greens want $88 billion in new taxes for free ECE, dental, GP care
The Green Party has released its own “Green Budget”, ahead of Budget Day next week.

Winton Media Release - Ayrburn Film Hub
Winton Land Limited’s exciting new Ayrburn Film Hub is one step closer today following the Government’s decision to fast-track the resource consent assessment of this $200 million project

Councillor Paula Thompson resigns from Bay of Plenty Regional Council
Her resignation won't trigger a byelection; the seat stays vacant until October.

Fijian Indians in NZ 'not giving up' on Pasifika classification battle
This week marks the 146th anniversary of the arrival of the first indentured labourers from British India to Fiji.

Kaea Karauria remembered as quiet, respectful student
Kaea Karauria, 15, was killed in a fight on the weekend.

Nathan Outteridge named as Peter Burling's replacement at Team NZ
Nathan Outteridge is part of a core group of five sailors confirmed for the next defence.

Why Auckland FC’s tickets have almost doubled in price
The A-League has explained why ticket prices have almost doubled ahead of Auckland FC’s knockout round clash.

What to know about the asbestos material found on Auckland beaches
The council says asbestos-containing material was found at Glendowie Bay, Karaka Bay, and on the Tamaki River near Panmure.