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Zaroa NZ salami products recalled after concerns over food safety controls
Three Zaroa NZ-branded products are being recalled after being produced without the required food safety control and oversight.

Nearly 7500 West Auckland homes affected by fibre outage
It is not expected to be restored until tomorrow.

Olympics-Owners recount panic after Nazgul gatecrashes race on doggy day out

Iran's death penalty crackdown on protesters targets minors, Amnesty International warns

Is BMW's new iX3 a game-changer or just another electric SUV?

Hurricanes winger returns from France with three tries in first match back
Josh Moorby announced his Super Rugby Pacific return with a hat-trick, finishing off his team-mate’s unselfish work in a 52-10 rout of Moana Pasifika at Sky Stadium on Friday night.

Watch: Ben Harrington heads to freeski halfpipe final, Fin Melville Ives takes brutal fall
Kiwi Fin Melville Ives is in a stable condition after a nasty fall at the men's freeski halfpipe qualifiers saw him stretchered off the snow.

Talking to kids about dog attacks - without scaring them
The recent news can be unsettling, but it's important to keep perspective and educate your child on dog behaviours and interactions.

‘Overwhelmed by your love’: Shorty star goes public with wife’s cancer battle
The family face a rapid adjustment to a new reality.

More than 6000 West Auckland homes affected by fibre outage
It is not expected to be restored until tomorrow.

‘We feel prepared’: Liam Lawson signs off on testing, looks forward to season start
With the second testing session in Bahrain done and dusted, the countdown is on to the Australian Grand Prix in two weeks’ time.

Soaring bills put households' spending on ice
Kiwibank has released new spending data which shows a tough end to the year for shops, particularly fashion retail.

80,000 worshippers attend first Ramadan Friday prayers in Jerusalem

Are Bad Bunny and Gabriela Berlingeri back together after their São Paulo dinner?

Escalator outages spread from Berlin to rail stations across Germany

Salary to wife of German far-right member halted amid nepotism row

Germany's Merz re-elected as head of conservative party

Winter Olympics 2026: Fin Melville Ives crash leads to broken collarbone; women’s halfpipe final postponed
Melville Ives broke a collarbone in the crash, while the women's final has been postponed

Uncertainty likely to remain following US Supreme Court tariff ruling, Trade Minister says
The US Supreme Court ruled the sweeping tariffs Donald Trump imposed on nearly every country, including New Zealand, were illegal.

Scary moment Olympic skater is stretchered off after opponent's blade slices above her eye
Poland’s Kamila Sellier was wheeled out of the arena on a stretcher after the scary incident.

Pahlavi dynasty's influences persists in Iran, from Persia's throne to front lines of the revolt

Born to run: Aged just 14, Daisy Ruthe is running her own race
Meet Daisy Ruthe, the younger sister of Sam, who is only just starting out but already has sights on breaking her own records.

New Zealand reacts to Trump's Supreme Court loss in tariff battle
Todd McClay said “any reduction in tariffs is welcome news”.

Olympics: No medals for NZ, USA's Alex Ferreira takes the win at men's halfpipe finals
The final run ended with USA's Alex Ferreira in first place, Estonia's Henry Sildaru in second and Canada's Brendan Mackay in third.

Harrington ninth in halfpipe final; Melville Ives ‘OK’ after being KO’d in heavy fall
Reigning world champion Fin Melville Ives landed heavily midway through his second freeski halfpipe qualifying run.

Second loss for the Drua as Waratahs claim second win
Co-captain Frank Lomani said post-match they could not continue with the good start they made.

My stepmother took the house - can I get a share? Ask Susan
What can you do if your stepmother sells the home your late father built and navigating the managed fund industry.

'Opportunistic' seagulls making the most of Wellington sewage spill
Raw sewage has been spewing into the South coast and further out to the Cook Strait since the plant's massive failure two weeks ago.

ChatGPT’s first hardware may look familiar
When the news first broke that legendary Apple designer John Ive was joining forces with OpenAI on the first made-for-ChatGPT hardware, imaginations ran wild. What could the first ChatGPT hardware be? Not anything with a screen, insiders said (Ive and ChatGPT founder Sam Altman have remained mostly mum on the subject.) Maybe more a “pebble” that would fit in your pocket, a “third-core” device that would be “contextually...