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14 May 2026

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Virginity testing harming women in New Zealand - researcher
Medical professionals have been approached to conduct the procedure and have declined, a researcher says.

Police investigate sudden death in Hutt Valley
Emergency services were called to MacLaren St in Maymorn just after 10am.

British Fashion Awards: Baby bumps and Traitors stars
Designers, models and celebrities gathered at the Royal Albert Hall for the glitzy ceremony.

Man charged after allegedly swallowing a pendant at an Auckland jewellers
Police say the pendant is yet to be recovered.

Holafly launches a subscription eSIM for frequent global travelers
Traveling overseas usually means flying to a single country, and then using roaming or a local SIM card to provide data for your phone and tablet. If you’re a frequent, global traveler, Holafly wants you to try something completely new: a “subscription” eSIM that always lives on your phone. The concept...

Thunderstorms, hail and possible tornadoes forecast for North Island
The hot start to summer is expected to take a turn.

The clam invasion threatening our drinking water
Nothing prepared me for the rapid transformation unfolding in the Waikato River since the invasion of the Asian clam, Adam Hartland writes.

Fast road, fine wine: The new way Wellington escapes
Take the scenic route through Hawke’s Bay’s coast and vineyards, combining leisurely cycling, gourmet meals, and restful stays.

Controversial student flats building set for demolition before the year is out
The university says the buildings, which have deteriorated significantly since being purchased in 2014, pose an unacceptable risk to students and the wider community.

Wellington's Gordon Wilson flats to be demolished this month
Victoria University will knock down the building which lost its protected heritage status this year.

Dairy owner stabbed in early morning robbery
A teenager has been arrested after the incident.

Ozempic-type drugs backed by WHO for treating obesity
It conditionally recommended GLP-1 drugs for long-term treatment - along with healthy diets, exercise and support from health professionals.

Tired shift worker killed after crossing centre line, hitting school bus
Scania Rangi Te Whare had worked a lot of overtime in the weeks before his death, the coroner said.

Air New Zealand adds thousands of seats to key domestic flights in 2026
The move reflects the airline’s long-term focus on supporting domestic growth, business connectivity and tourism, the airline said in a statement.

Chronic methamphetamine use will cost us - emergency doctor
The consequences of chronic methamphetamine use are already visible in hospital wards, and it's about to get worse, Dr Paul Quigley says.

'A bit tired, a bit ratty': Heated exchange between Willis and Labour MPs at Parliament
The Finance Minister has called the opposition's behaviour "unbecoming" after accusations of name-calling and conspiracy-thinking.

Tertiary institutions enrolling extra students to meet demand
An increase in school-leavers has driven enrolments up across the entire tertiary sector, including polytechnics and private tertiary institutions.

Police seek witnesses to fatal crash on State Highway 5 near Tapapa
One person died after a black Mercedes crashed while heading west toward Tirau.

Omnicom's CEO breaks down his plan to beat rivals in AI after the ad giant's blockbuster $9 billion IPG deal

Global Cyber Monday online sales hit $17.3 billion, Salesforce data shows

'Extreme concerns' as vandals block Wellington cycle path with planks
Obstacles have been placed across trails in Wellington's green belt with the apparent intention of injuring riders.

Vandalism sparks installation of cameras in Wellington's Town Belt
Logs, stumps and other obstacles had been placed on several mountain bike trails where they could cause serious injury, Wellington City Council says.