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Dog owners granted temporary reprive over off-leash ban at popular Auckland park
"There is a sense of elation, excitement, gratitude," one dog owner says.

Nelson photographer's 10-year Tuhoe project wins top award
A Nelson-based photographer, originally from Belarus, has won an international photography award for her documentation of people living in Te Urewera, Tuhoe's ancestral land.

The House: Foreign Minister Winston Peters navigates opposition questions on Gaza
Parliament began this week with a Ministerial Statement from Foreign Minister Winston Peters. The House looks at the Q&A that followed.

Du Val founders will continue to have assets frozen and passports held by court
The court upheld the FMA's orders, including a travel ban on the Clarkes.

New Zealand’s place in global cyber defence - From medieval knights to cybercriminals
New Zealand faces mounting cyber threats from state-backed digital guerrilla warfare, urging urgent government action to safeguard critical infrastructure and national security.

Northland teens arrested after stealing car, threatening shoppers with machete during robbery
A 13 and 14-year-old have been arrested and charged with aggravated robbery and unlawfully taking a motor vehicle.

'Incredible crowd love' gave Carter courage to play
England defender Jess Carter says she could not have had the confidence to play in England's 2-1 defeat of Italy in their Euro 2025 semi-final after being racially abused were it not for the support of fans.

'Is this a movie?' - England overcome odds to reach final
England have overcome all odds to reach the Euro 2025 - so how have they done it?

Idaho student killer heads to prison, but mysteries in the case remain
Three years later, officials have offered no motive behind the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students

Badenoch aims to add heft - and name recognition - to shadow cabinet
The Tory leader drafts in former leadership rival Sir James Cleverly into her shadow cabinet in a mini reshuffle.

Morris and James set to close after half a century of pottery sales
An iconic Matakana ceramics business has made the decision to close its doors after 47 years.

Person taken to hospital after 'disorder event' in Auckland suburb of Beach Haven
Police say the incident involved a group of young people.

Alleged ties between NZ First and vaping companies a 'dangerous risk' to New Zealanders, anti-vape group warns
Advocacy group Vape-Free Kids wants the party stripped of the tobacco and vaping portfolio it holds in government.

Fans gather at landmarks as city mourns loss of singer
Fans lay flowers at Black Sabbath landmarks as the city pays tribute to the metal pioneer.

Julia DeLuney found guilty of murdering her mother, Helen Gregory, in Khandallah
The Wellington woman has been standing trial, accused of killing her mother Helen Gregory and staging the scene to look like an accident.

Khandallah murder trial: Julia DeLuney found guilty of killing mum Helen Gregory
Julia DeLuney murdered her elderly mother in her home last year.

Brits Raducanu, Norrie & Evans cause upsets in DC
Britain's Emma Raducanu, Dan Evans and Cameron Norrie both secure impressive victories at the Washington Open.

'Kelly & Agyemang are this year's Russo & Toone'
In 2022, Alessia Russo and Ella Toone were England's instrumental super subs. Fast forward to 2025 and there is a new double act keeping the Lionesses' title hopes alive.

Terror warning over kids using screens over summer
Britain's top crime agencies have said they are investigating children as young as 12 for terrorism-related offences.

Happy Valley performance 'born of fear', says star
The actress spoke after being made a Commander of the British Empire on Tuesday.

The latest front line in the battle for Sudan
Control of oil-rich Kordofan is a big prize for both warring groups in their bid to take the country, analysts say.