Thousands expected to march on Parliament over Treaty Principles Bill
Thousands of protesters are expected to march to Parliament in Wellington to oppose the Treaty Principles Bill. The Hīkoi mō te Tiriti movement has travelled from Cape Reinga, with some organisers predicting up to 50,000 people may gather on Tuesday.
3 outlets · All Whites beat Samoa 8-0 in World Cup qualifier
New Zealand defeated Samoa 8-0 at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland during an Oceania qualifying match. Chris Wood scored a hat-trick as the All Whites completed their group stage games. The team now requires two more wins to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
3 outlets · Kane Williamson scores half century in domestic cricket return
Kane Williamson has scored 60 runs for Northern Districts in the Plunket Shield following a groin injury. The Black Caps batter hit seven boundaries before being given out lbw. This appearance serves as part of his preparation for the upcoming Test series against England.
3 outlets · Man arrested after firearms and drugs seized in Waikanae Beach
A 35-year-old man faces multiple charges after police searched a Waikanae Beach property last Friday. Officers discovered two firearms, including a military-style semi-automatic rifle, more than 400 rounds of ammunition, and cannabis. The search was conducted at the home of a Mongrel Mob prospect following an unrelated matter.
3 outlets · NZ Breakers confirm departure of American centre Freddie Gillespie
The NZ Breakers have confirmed that import centre Freddie Gillespie is leaving the club to pursue a professional contract offshore. Gillespie is reportedly heading to Italy, potentially joining Olimpia Milano. His departure may allow former NBA player Tacko Fall to join the roster for the remainder of the NBL season.
2 outlets · Rescuers save hypothermic man on Mount Taranaki
Police were alerted at 6.30pm on Saturday after a solo runner called for help while suffering from hypothermia on Mount Taranaki. Rescuers trekked for nearly six hours to reach the man, who had been caught in freezing temperatures while unprepared for the weather.
2 outlets · Katelyn Vahaakolo named in New Zealand sevens squad for debut
Black Ferns winger Katelyn Vahaakolo has been selected for her first international sevens tournament. She joins debutants Justine McGregor and Olive Watherston in the squad, while Dhys Faleafaga returns to the SVNS Series.
2 outlets · Army soldier missing after falling into Manawatū River
A New Zealand Army member has been missing since Saturday afternoon after falling into the Manawatū River near Ahimate Park in Palmerston North. Emergency services, including the Police National Dive Squad and search and rescue staff, are searching for the man who was walking his dog when the incident occurred.
2 outlets · Fuel removal from HMNZS Manawanui to begin in December
The New Zealand Defence Force will start removing fuel and pollutants from the HMNZS Manawanui next month. The navy vessel sank on a coral reef off the coast of Samoa in October. Pacific 7 Limited and Bay Underwater Services NZ Ltd have been contracted for the operation.
2 outlets · Woman requires skin graft after severe burn during beauty treatment
A woman suffered a third-degree burn on her stomach during a thermal shock lipolysis procedure in June 2021. Following the incident, she spent nearly a week in hospital and required a skin graft. A Health and Disability Commissioner report found the beauty clinic had breached her rights.
2 outlets · Inquest opens into death of Olympic cyclist Olivia Podmore
An inquest into the 2021 death of Olympic cyclist Olivia Podmore opened in Hamilton on Monday. Coroner Luella Dunn stated that her findings will show Podmore died by suicide. Her family hopes the proceedings will provide answers regarding the circumstances of her death.
2 outlets · Former Black Caps player Doug Bracewell banned for cocaine use
Former Black Caps allrounder Doug Bracewell has been sanctioned by the Sports Tribunal of New Zealand. He received a one-month ban after testing positive for cocaine and its metabolite following a domestic T20 match in January. It was accepted that the drug was used out of competition.
2 outlets · Man arrested after gun pointed at Auckland road workers
A man has been arrested following a road rage incident in New Lynn on Monday afternoon. Police say a man in a vehicle pointed a firearm at workers on Great North Road around lunchtime. Officers tracked the vehicle to a property and seized a BB gun.
2 outlets · Samoa faces New Zealand in World Cup qualifying match
Samoa's national men's football team will play the All Whites in their final Oceania pool fixture at Mt Smart Stadium. Samoa captain Andrew Setefano and midfielder Marko Seufatu Nikola Stamenic are among those preparing for the challenge. The match is part of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
2 outlets · Auckland man arrested after being found with makeshift Taser
A 29-year-old man is in custody following an incident in Auckland on Monday morning. Police seized a loaded 3D-printed firearm and a makeshift Taser after being flagged down by a man on Te Irirangi Drive. The suspect faces several charges, including aiming a firearm at someone.
2 outlets · Three youths in custody after security guard stabbed at Auckland supermarket
A female security guard is recovering after being allegedly stabbed with a knife at a New Lynn supermarket on Sunday evening. Police were called to the Totara Ave store following reports of three youths stealing items. Three teenagers, aged 13 and 14, have been taken into custody.
2 outlets · Scott Robertson backs Scott Barrett after controversial decision against France
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson has endorsed captain Scott Barrett's decision to attempt a penalty kick instead of a try in the 74th minute. The decision occurred during a match against France in Paris, where the All Blacks ultimately suffered a defeat.
2 outlets · South Westland highway closure enters second week
State Highway 6 between Haast and Lake Moeraki remains closed following heavy rain and slips. While tourist operators report losing business, NZTA says crews are removing loose rocks and expects the road to reopen in the coming days.
2 outlets · Sri Lanka win one-day series against New Zealand
Sri Lanka secured a three-wicket victory over the Black Caps at Pallekele International Stadium to win their three-match series. After New Zealand was dismissed for 209, Sri Lanka chased the target with an over to spare in a rain-shortened match. Kusal Mendis finished with 74 not out.
2 outlets · All Blacks lose to France in Paris test match
The All Blacks suffered a 30-29 defeat against France at Stade de France on Sunday. Captain Scott Barrett admitted a late-game decision may have been incorrect, as the team failed to secure a win in the final minutes of the match.
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