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Watch: Auckland man ‘totally traumatised’ by road rage incident
The incident was reportedly sparked by a lane change.

Auckland mayor Wayne Brown says it would be better for council to run police
But Wayne Brown insists the city is safe, and significant work is under way to improve that in the central city.

Movies coming out this summer worth seeing
Maybe you want to take the kids to a movie or perhaps the air-conditioned cinema is luring you in.

Summer holiday finance lessons from dispute resolution schemes
When you're on holiday you might not be thinking much about your finances - here's how to avoid being caught out.

‘Almost series by series’: Kane Williamson unsure of his Black Caps future
“There will be more conversations had and we'll cross those bridges as they come,” says New Zealand’s greatest test batter.

Hate humanity? Work in the hospitality industry
“If you want to regain your faith in people, try quitting your normal job and try working in hospo for a year.”

They welcomed him into their home. Months later, they were shocked to discover who he was
Cleo’s* family welcomed a young man into their home. They enjoyed birthday parties and sleepovers together. They had no idea what he had been accused of.

'Bazball as we knew it is in the skip - but McCullum has England future'
England must enact change following their Ashes defeat but Brendon McCullum's reaction suggests he can be part of the future, writes Jonathan Agnew.

I started dancing at the age of 60 - I'm 102 and still going
Inspired to dance like Fred Astaire, Josie in York says she took up tap and ballet when she was 60.

Cricket-themed bar chain Sixes goes into administration
The chain, which is backed in part by England captain Ben Stokes, is remaining open for business except at one venue.

How Oracle became a ‘poster child’ for AI bubble fears

'That's the nature of the Pacific. It's a community. It's a family': Vishal Prasad on climate activism in 2025
Feature - 2025 was a big year for climate advocate Vishal Prasad. From a major ICJ ruling, to being awarded an 'alternative nobel prize' as part of a collective of Pacific activists.

New way to get nitrates out of wastewater found by Auckland scientists
Nitrates have to be removed before the treated water can be discharged into the environment.

Australia vows to strengthen hate speech laws, gun control in wake of Bondi Beach attack

'Disaster only matter of time': As Hamas incitement rises, more Israelis enter West Bank's Area A

This Majestic Castle In Germany Is A Stunning Sight Full Of Storybook Charm

Auckland FC stars set for a Christmas unlike most New Zealanders'
Steve Corica’s side have made a habit of travelling two days before they play in Australia. Their next match is on December 27.

How to choose a home with a pool (and a list of our favourites)
Pools can elevate a backyard from merely nice to knockout - and when it comes to buying a home, they’re never more popular than this time of year.

Got a roadie booked? Here’s how to dodge the jams
For many Kiwis the Christmas holidays don’t begin at the destination - they begin in traffic.

Construction company named in first ever cartel prosecution case
Mardom Ltd (previously trading as Chelsea Corp Ltd) can now be named in connection to the case.

Israeli president calls for global campaign against anti-Semitism

Far-right Israeli minister says 19 new West Bank settlements approved

German Christmas retail sales disappointing so far

'Test career over for now?' - Ashes player ratings
Chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt marks the performances of the Australia and England teams after the third Test in Adelaide.

Kings or kingmakers? Villa entering decisive run
Aston Villa have won nine straight matches to emerge as title contenders despite a poor start to the season. Could 2026 be their year?

How two girls called Hollie became best friends after transplants
The girls from Daventry and Bangor had lung transplants in the same week in the same hospital.

Boy, 11, who lost legs after abuse takes families to Lapland
Tony Hudgell was joined by 26 families, including 61 children, on the "trip of a lifetime".