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‘Facing the Middle East’ spotlights women champions for change, power in action

These 8 Countries Rank Among the Most Dangerous Places to Drive, Data Shows

Leader of Germany's AfD 'very satisifed' after state election

Iconic UK Cities Are Introducing A New Tourist Tax. Here's What It Means For Your Next British Getaway

Women redefining data leadership through 'Give to Gain'
Women leaders at Flock in Auckland are redefining New Zealand's data sector through mentoring, flexible careers and 'Give to Gain' leadership.

Oil spills keep happening — how should we protect our oceans?
Another spill in Akaroa Harbour is raising questions about how we prevent and respond to marine pollution.

Drivers flock to pumps as oil passes US$100 a barrel
Petrol stations were busy on the weekend, as the price of Brent Crude hit US$100 a barrel.

Car and truck collision causes peak-hour chaos on State Highway 1
The crash occurred at approximately 7.12am between a car and a truck near the Beaver Road off-ramp.

NZ luxury homes scarce as visa change drives demand
New Zealand faces a squeeze in ultra-luxury homes as visa rule changes unleash overseas demand for properties above NZD $5 million.

Watch: Marathon runner comes from way back to snatch dramatic win on the line
Nathan Martin won the 41st Los Angeles Marathon in the final stride, becoming the second straight American men's winner in the race's closest finish ever.

One dead, two injured following overnight crash near Taupo
Police were called to the scene near Rangitaiki School Road at about 2.10am. One person was found dead upon their arrival.

Ninth wave of Covid-19 suggests wane in immunity, expert says everyone must 'act to reduce impact'
The latest Health New Zealand figures show 50 hospitalisations and 19 deaths with the virus in the past week.

Dark days ahead?
Exactly what will the conflict in the Middle East mean for the average Kiwi?

Officials say 3 arrested in Peru nightclub bombing as number of injured rises to 44

Interislander sailing cancelled after technical fault found
A single return sailing had to be cancelled on the Kaiarahi ferry after an intermittent technical fault was discovered just hours before a scheduled maintenance layby.

‘He’s our Prime Minister, he’s our leader’: Ministers express support for Luxon
A new poll result showing just 28.4% support for the National Party was said to have shaken Christopher Luxon, the party’s leader and the country’s prime minister.

Sailings cancelled after Interislander ferry Kaiarahi hit by fault
The Interislander ferry Kaiarahi was berthing in Wellington on Saturday morning when an intermittent technical fault was discovered.

Tragedy at Waimakariri River: One dead despite rescue efforts
Police were notified of the incident at approximately 4.30pm on Sunday.

Police ramp up recruitment efforts in Auckland as drain to Australia slows
They partnered with 'Round the Bays' in Auckland on Sunday, announcing that more recruit wings were coming to the city.

US military opens environmental review for expanded Marianas training footprint
The proposal would allow military readiness activities to continue at sea and on Farallon de Medinilla, an uninhabited island north of Saipan used as a live-fire training range.

Luxon says recent drop in poll numbers 'won't be happening on election day'
The results, released on Friday, showed just 28.4% support for National, its worst result since the turmoil of 2020 and 2021. Dropping below 30% has previously been seen as a sign of failure from National MPs.

Person dies, two injured in Taupo crash
The crash happened on State Highway 5 near Rangitaiki School Road.