Busker Te Wairongoa Paniona, known as Mr T, has died aged 67.
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Mum who dumped newborn’s body in bin at Auckland’s Albert Park during work trip granted permanent name suppression
A judge has allowed the woman to keep her identity permanently secret.
Driver tears through Whangaparāoa College grounds, razes bird nesting area
Police are following up on the late-night incident.
Auckland councillors vote for ‘nuclear’ option in fiery meeting on fast-track development plans
The council is considering refusing services to fast-track developments.
Avondale crash: Bhupesh Patel dies three days after being hit by vehicle
Bhupesh Patel is being remembered for his caring and generous nature.
Nelson incident: Armed police attend Emano Rd, public urged to avoid area
Police have cordoned off Emano St and asked the public to avoid the area.
New Zealand: Road Renewal Investment Through National Land Transport Fund Continues
Transport Minister Chris Bishop says a $740 million state highway renewal programme for the upcoming summer construction season, funded through the National Land Transport Fund, will help deliver smoother, safer and more reliable journeys for New Zealanders. The investment forms part of the record $2.15 billion allocated to state highway maintenance and renewals through the […]
New Zealand: New Zealand Secures Prestigious PSA Squash World Championships
The world’s top squash players will compete in the 2028 PSA Squash World Championships in Auckland, supported by a $1 million investment from the Government’s Major Events Fund, Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston announced today. “The World Championships are one of the most prestigious events in world squash. I’m proud for New Zealand to […]
New Zealand: Free Online Food Safety Training Benefits Thousands
Thousands of food business staff have benefitted from the Government’s new online food safety courses so far, with the third free module in the series going live today, says Food Safety Minister Andrew Hoggard. “The Food Safety Basics training modules launched just four months ago have been well received by food businesses,” says Mr Hoggard. […]
Great Britain: Only around half of primary school children got their flu vaccine last year
Last winter (2025-26) just 55.5% of primary school children – around 2.5 million out of a total of the 4.5 million eligible – received a flu vaccine. While uptake in all primary school-aged children, reception to year 6, was slightly up on the previous winter (54.5% for 2024-25), it was well below levels (over 60%) […]