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Man attacked with broken glass in Chch

Man attacked with broken glass in Chch

Police are investigating an incident in which a man was assaulted with a piece of broken glass in Christchurch overnight.

Brussels Airport set to reopen 12 days after attacks

Bomb-hit Brussels Airport to reopen

Brussels Airport is set to partially reopen for passengers, 12 days after suicide bombers destroyed its departure hall and killed 16 people.

Tsunami sirens to be tested in coastal areas

Tsunami sirens to be tested in coastal areas

Tests of tsunami warning sirens are being carried out in many coastal areas today.

New health and safety laws to come in this week

What do the new health and safety rules mean for you?

This week marks the launch of new health and safety laws that make certain individuals more responsible for creating safe working environments, but what does it mean for you?

Two Kiwi sailors claim gold in Spain

Two Kiwi sailors claim gold in Spain

Josh Junior has won Finn gold and fellow New Zealanders Andy Maloney taken out the Laser class at the Princess Sofia Trophy regatta in Spain.

FBI iPhone hacking method likely to leak

FBI iPhone hacking method likely to leak

The FBI's method for breaking into a locked iPhone 5c is unlikely to stay secret for long, according to senior Apple Inc engineers and outside experts.

Umaga: Blues on an 'upward trend'

Umaga: Blues on an 'upward trend'

Blues coach Tana Umaga believes his side have momentum after their win over the Jaguares at QBE Stadium as they prepare for their next game against the high-flying Chiefs.

Govt invests $55,000 into youth development initiatives

Govt invests into youth development initiatives

The Government has announced a $55,000 investment into three youth development initiatives expected to affect almost 500 people.

Greece demands explanation from IMF

Greece demands explanation from IMF

Greece has demanded an explanation from the International Monetary Fund after an apparent leaked transcript suggested it may threaten to pull out of the country's bailout to force European lenders to offer more debt relief.

New Zealand

New Zealand

What do the new health and safety rules mean for you?

This week marks the launch of new health and safety laws that make certain individuals more responsible for creating safe working environments, but what does it mean for you?

1 killed in single car crash in Canterbury

A man has been killed in a single car crash in the Canterbury region overnight.

Man attacked with broken glass in Chch

Police are investigating an incident in which a man was assaulted with a piece of broken glass in Christchurch overnight.

Teen girl's body found on Waikato road

Police have confirmed the body of a 17-year-old girl has been found on the side of a Waikato highway.

Tsunami sirens to be tested in coastal areas

Tests of tsunami warning sirens are being carried out in many coastal areas today.

Sport

Sports

New Zealand's Olivia Merry and Charlotte Harrison celebrate a goal. (Photosport)

Black Sticks notch opening win over India

New Zealand have opened their Hawke's Bay Cup women's hockey campaign in Hastings with a scratchy 1-0 win over India.

NBA wrap: Celtics end Warriors home streak

Isaiah Thomas scored all 22 of his points in the second half as the Boston Celtics ended the Golden State Warriors' 54-game home winning streak with a 109-106 stunner.

Roosters wary of RTS threat

Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson knows it's not rocket science that his beleaguered side must stop Roger Tuivasa-Sheck to have any hope of climbing off the bottom of the NRL ladder.

Storm escape against Knights

Melbourne halfback Cooper Cronk crossed for two tries as the Storm scored a scrappy 18-14 NRL win over Newcastle at AAMI Park

Dixon sixth in qualifying at Phoenix

New Zealand driver Scott Dixon has qualified sixth fastest for the second round of the IndyCar series in Arizona.