'Indomitable spirit': Music legend Eddie Low dies at 81
Iconic New Zealand singer Eddie Low has died at age 81 after battling cancer. Low was born blind because of the German ...
Delays expected around Auckland Airport as new premium mall opens
Travellers heading to Auckland Airport this weekend should allow extra travel time as the opening of Mānawa Bay outlet could ...
'Enormous relief': NZ pilot Philip Mehrtens freed from captivity in West Papua
New Zealand pilot Philip Mehrtens has been freed from more than one-and-a-half years in captivity in Indonesia’s Papua, the ...
The Panel with Frank Ritchie and Kyle MacDonald: Police numbers increase, Hezbollah pager attacks, P Diddy charges
Today on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Frank Ritchie and Kyle MacDonald to discuss the biggest stories from the week ...
"It's gonna be difficult regardless": Breakers put their pre-season woes behind them
The Breakers are confident of putting their pre-season woes behind them in tonight's NBL opener against Brisbane in Perth.
Events on the horizon have "galvanized" Rugby Australia - Adam Peacock
Australian Correspondent Adam Peacock joined Jason Pine to give an update ahead of the game and a look into the world of ...
"A pinnacle event": Why are the Commonwealth Games important to netball?
The jostling for inclusion at the 2026 Commonwealth Games has ramped up after confirmation Glasgow will step in as host, Dame Noeline Taurua explains the i ...
"We had the goods": Former Wheel Blacks coach reminisces on 2004 Paralympic Gold
This weekend the 2004 Wheel Blacks are reuniting to celebrate their feat from 20 years ago at the Athens Paralympics, when they won wheelchair rugby gold.