The North-West Rapid Transit project, a major new rapid bus transit route alongside State Highway 16 in Auckland, has been granted fast-track approval, Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop says. This is the 33rd project approved through the Fast-track process. The project includes a busway alongside State Highway 16 between Brigham Creek and Auckland City Centre, seven rapid […]
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New Zealand: CER Trade Ministers Strengthen Single Economic Market Agenda
New Zealand and Australia have accelerated work towards a more ambitious Single Economic Market (SEM), as Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay and Australian Trade and Tourism Minister Don Farrell concluded the annual Closer Economic Relations (CER) Trade Ministers’ Meeting in Auckland today. Ministers welcomed the implementation of SEM Strengthening Initiatives including: Deepening economic integration […]
United States: Governor Abbott Meets With First Responders, Delivers Update On State Wildfire Response
Governor Greg Abbott today surveyed damages from the Ross Fire that impacted Palo Pinto and Jack counties, served meals to first responders, and provided an update on the state’s ongoing wildfire response. “Residents and first responders have faced the Ross Fire with courage and resilience,” said Governor Abbott. “Thanks to Texans’ extraordinary efforts, there have […]
United States: ICE Lodges Detainer for Illegal Alien Charged in DUI Crash that Killed a Mother and Daughter in Maryland
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released the following statement after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged a detainer asking officials in Maryland to not release an illegal alien who has been charged in a fatal crash that killed a woman and her daughter. According to local reporting, the crash occurred on August […]
Front Page, September 4th, 2026
Four injured after car crashes into pub in Dunsandel, rural Canterbury
Three patients were taken to Christchurch Hospital after the crash.
Auckland Anglican Synod backs further talks amid Pt Chevalier sports club land dispute
The Synod backed reconciliation as the sports club called for renewed talks.
Northland woman Helen Fuataha sentenced for false GST claims
She had receipts for cigarettes, lollies and Sky TV, on behalf of her plastering business.
The Russian and Chinese embassies sent the Herald an op-ed on WWII. We had Professor Alexander Gillespie react to it
OPINION: Russia, China and the US are all increasingly lawless on the global stage.
The Warehouse recalls Living & Co fan heaters over risk of ‘catching fire’
The two products were sold in stores and online between February and August.