Famous Church Marks Major Milestone
“Ninety years later, it still serves that same purpose, while welcoming visitors from all around the world,” the reverend said.
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Why Renata’s Cookbook Isn’t Just for Students
Nourishment over noodles: why NZ needs a real food culture.
Sarah Takes the Gold Again
“These two girls are amazing athletes and the disc golf world has certainly noticed,” said a spokesperson for New Zealand Disc Golf.
A Call to Action to Support Food Producers
As New Zealanders fill their shopping baskets in the coming months, it’s worth remembering that our food security depends on the resilience of those who produce it. And with a nation to feed, giving up simply isn’t an option.
Hutt Valley Baby Girl Had Nine Fractures
Police investigating the serious injuries caused to a young baby in the Hutt Valley are now in a position to provide further information on the baby girl’s injuries.
NZSAS 70th Anniversary: Honouring Our Warriors
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the New Zealand Special Air Service (NZSAS) a milestone celebrating seven decades of bravery, innovation and unmatched skill.
Don’t Blame the Crane for His Actions
We should not be sanitising the country for the small number of people who refuse to take responsibility for themselves.
A Methed-Out Driver and $10,000 in Givealittle
In New Zealand right now, you can kill your child while allegedly high on meth, avoid a public statement in court, and still walk away with 10 grand in donation money.
A Kiwi Soldier’s Quiet Kindness in Korea Marking 75 Years
As we remember the Korean War and those who served, let’s also remember what they brought home. Not just stories of war, but examples of compassion, courage and humanity.
Tourism on the Up
Figures from the International Visitor Survey show international tourism contributed $12.2 billion to the economy in the year ending March 2025, up 9.2 per cent on the previous year.
NZ’s 2025 Rose of Tralee Named
In August, she will travel to Ireland for the Rose of Tralee International Festival – an event that celebrates women of Irish heritage around the world, and aims to select an international ambassador to represent the festival and all it encompasses.
This Could Have Ended Badly
Why did no one bother to ask the questions I did on the actual day? When I was at school, that’s exactly what would have happened.