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A year-long police operation targeting organised crime in Waikato has led to the arrest of 24 people, the seizure of drugs and firearms, and the restraint of nearly $2 million in suspected criminal assets.

More penalty shootout misery for The Netherlands as Morocco advance to the last 16 at the FIFA World Cup.

Richard Wilkie never actually saw the Christchurch home he would live in for the next 33 years before buying it.

Chinese carmaker confirms six new dealerships for NZ as interest in plug-ins continues to rise.

Police say the child refused and went home to tell a parent.

The playmaker is competing with Ruben Love and Beauden Barrett.

Woolworths says staff responded immediately with interim measures.

Sarah Percy had never heard of cytomegalovirus, until her daughter Camden was diagnosed with profound deafness in her right ear, aged three.

As a new study claims we should do 560 to 610 minutes of weekly exercise to cut heart attack risk, our writer bravely takes up the challenge

Stuff afternoon quiz: Jun 30

OPINION: With Ben Stokes gone, it is time to fire the Kiwi coach to stop the wastefulness endemic in a talented team, writes Michael Vaughan.

Labour has taken aim at the Government over its record on housing and homelessness.

After surviving a crash that left her with catastrophic injuries, Angela Herbert was told she had just a 50% chance of surviving a second medical emergency. The Nelson woman says the ordeal has changed her forever.

A death at the Hamilton emergency department has been referred to the Coroner after a patient was reportedly found unresponsive in a waiting room toilet.

They represent everything the manosphere hates – and women love them for it.

Both police and the Teaching Council are investigating former Horowhenua College teacher Asaria Saili.

The Employment Relations Authority found Talley’s Limited unjustifiably dismissed night-shift pack-out worker Aaron Potter from its Ashburton plant on July 4, 2024.

Tamaki livestreamed the police raid on his Facebook page, showing officers going through what appeared to be a gun safe, and inspecting rifles.

A pedestrian has been seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in Mt Wellington.

Just over 50% of lunches in the government’s free school lunch programme met nutritional standards in 2025, while up to 20,000 are being returned, uneaten, every day, according to a new Audit Office report.