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  1. Wayne Brown calls on Government to ‘butt out of our business’, threatens to pull out of Auckland Deal

    Brown disagrees with the government on taking away voting rights from non-elected members of council committees such as Auckland’s Independent Māori Statutory Board.

  2. Children at centre of serious Tauranga incident remained in hospital over weekend

    Police say a scene examination has concluded after two children were rushed to hospital, one in a critical condition.

  3. In pictures: It’s TV’s big night, here’s how the stars turned out at the Emmy Awards

    The Pitt will look to find its place in the TV pantheon and Widow's Bay will ride a storm of buzz into the ceremony in Los Angeles.

  4. ‘Very positive’: Dame Noeline Taurua says Silver Ferns future should be revealed soon

    The Silver Ferns' coach is excited about the depth and direction of the squad ahead of the 2027 Netball World Cup, while her future is yet to be confirmed.

  5. Petrol is over $3.10 and diesel is rising fast, but what’s causing it?

    Average prices of unleaded 91 is sitting above $3.10, according to Gaspy and diesel is slowly climbing up to $3 as it sits at $2.80.

  6. ACT pledges to freeze adult minimum wage, lower youth training rate

    The party says wages can sustainably rise when workers become more productive and businesses can afford to pay more.

  7. A Putin ally helped pay for Trump Jr’s Bahamas celebrations. His wife says he’s a ‘dear friend’

    Russian billionaire Umar Kremlev reportedly spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on celebrations for Donald Trump Jr and his new wife, who says the gift was simply an act of friendship.

  8. Cake Tin to become race track as F1 stars head to Wellington for motorsport spectacle

    Sebastian Vettel and Valtteri Bottas will race head-to-head inside Hnry Stadium as the capital lands an international motorsport spectacle.

  9. Uncapped teenage forward named in first All Whites squad since World Cup

    The national men’s football team are set to play four matches in 11 days in China and Japan.

  10. Temperatures set to plummet by up to 10C as front moves north

    A front moving up the country will bring snow and cooler temperatures to the South Island.