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  1. Pay to pee trial proposed in Mid Canterbury to combat vandalism of public toilets

    Pay to use toilets have been floated as a solution to combat a rising trend of vandalism occurring at public toilets across the region.

  2. Two new rail ferries to replace aging Interislander fleet

    Winston Peters, the minister for rail, has outlined his plan to keep the North and South Islands connected from 2029.

  3. Rugby Australia chief rules out Israel Folau farewell

    Former Wallaby Israel Folau's hopes of playing a part in the upcoming British and Irish Lions series are over.

  4. Watch: The illegal act against Warriors that has Jarome Luai facing a ban

    The Tigers co-captain has been hit with a one game suspension that will double if he fights it at the NRL judiciary and loses.

  5. Live: Green MP’s language in social media posts 'really inappropriate', Luxon says

    On the issue of death threats against Doyle, the prime minister said any threats of violence is "totally unacceptable" and accountability lies with those making the threats.

  6. Rain turns to ice, cuts power in US

    Freezing rain brought down trees and power lines in Michigan and Wisconsin, cutting electricity for thousands of people in the upper Great Lakes region.

  7. Two new charter schools are coming to Auckland

    The associate education minister believes the new schools - on top of the seven announced last year - will offer parents more choice and flexibility.

  8. Three dogs that fatally attacked 4-year-old boy euthanised

    Timothy Tu’uaki Rolleston-Bryan was critically injured during an attack in the Western Bay of Plenty suburb of Katikati last week.

  9. 'Perverts': Dunedin nurse’s registration stripped for discrediting profession

    She threatened to use scissors against a leading public health official, and hurled anti-trans abuse at rallies and inside restaurants. Now Jennifer Scott has had her registration cancelled.

  10. Fight for control of NZME delayed as directors express concern over Canadian billionaire's plans

    In a notice published on the NZX, NZME’s directors said they were concerned about Canadian billionaire Jim Grenon’s plans for the company.