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  1. ‘We saw the guy burning’: Car and electric bus in fiery crash

    One witness said the two vehicles had collided head-on and the car had been "crunched".

  2. Blues sign ‘world-class’ midfielder from France to offset All Black’s absence

    Pita Ahki is a direct replacement for one retired outside back and boosts the Blues’ midfield options with Rieko Ioane on an Irish sabbatical.

  3. 11,000 passengers affected in airline's embarrassing blunder

    A major airline has detailed how a mistake over seat washing saw dozens of flights cancelled.

  4. Storm Lacy’s family was adamant he was sober and did not cause the crash that killed four workers. They were right

    Storm William Lacy and three workmates died when their work van hit a logging truck trailer in a remote forest.

  5. Vance and Netanyahu meet to push Gaza ceasefire agreement forward

    US Vice President JD Vance acknowledged that the road to a long-term peace is strewn with huge hurdles, but he tried to maintain a buoyant tone.

  6. Top UN court says Israel must allow UN relief agency to supply aid to Gaza

    The advisory opinion from the World Court comes as a fragile US-brokered Gaza ceasefire agreement, which took effect on October 10, continues to hold.

  7. The brief moment caught on camera, that’s triggered an investigation into a principal

    A complaint about a brief exchange between a principal and a student was initially dismissed by the school - but now the Teaching Council is investigating.

  8. No respite for under pressure Black Caps attack

    All you need to know ahead of the third and final T20 between the Black Caps and England.

  9. Half-finished reno on Bluff Hill listed; owner bails to Australia

    Wanted: New owner to come in and complete the major restoration of this house with great views.

  10. This man queried a surprise $600 bill, and was charged $21.50 for the phone call

    When Simon Palmer questioned Public Trust about the size of a bill he’d received relating to his role as a property manager, he was surprised to then be billed for the phone call.