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Defence challenges doctor’s evidence in medical child abuse trial
Under cross-examination, the doctor agreed she did not witness any tampering by the mother.

Wastewater may be flowing to a Coromandel beach after sinkhole forms
The council says people should not to swim, fish or collect shellfish in the area around where the stream discharges until further notice.

The House: Turning back time through law
Parliament is considering a law that changes what was legal in the past. Retrospective law-making is allowed, but rare and controversial.

Hamilton-to-Auckland train Te Huia trial extended to June 2027
Te Huia has been given an extra year to prove itself.

Labour MP Kieran McAnulty ordered to leave the House after challenging Speaker
It follows a "racist" comment NZ First leader Winston Peters made that didn't result in any consequence, the Labour MP says.

Nearly 3000 new homes and a retail precinct given green light in Queenstown
RCL Homestead Bay Limited lodged an application to fast-track its project in June 2025. On Thursday, Bishop announced the bid had been successful.

Trump moves US to brink of war with Iran, possible strikes ‘closer than many people realise’
Warplanes and refuelling tankers are pouring into the region as several US media outlets suggest American forces could be ready to strike Iran as soon as this weekend.

Arsenal squander two-goal lead as Wolves score late to earn draw
A Ricardo Calafiori own goal in the 94th minute gives Wolves a point. as the Premier League's bottom side come back from two goals down against leaders Arsenal at Molineux.

Gordon channels Shearer after breaking his record
Newcastle's Anthony Gordon only had one thought in his mind as his side faced Qarabag in the Champions League...

Reeves' borrowing rules 'need a rethink', claims IFS
The think tank suggests the chancellor's fiscal rules need to shift the focus from one key figure.

Yes there is a right way to stack the dishwasher. Here are the 5 rules
BBC One's Inside the Factory attempted to settle the heated debate in many households.

New Zealand Defence Force rescues two people stranded at sea south of Tonga
The men were found floating in a small wooden boat after departing Tongatapu ten days ago.

Gloriavale leader Howard Temple appeals 'excessive' jail sentence
His laywer argues jailing the 85-year-old for 26 months was unfair given his age, bail conditions and cognitive impairment.

Goodbye VPNs, Hello cloud-delivered Zero Trust
SonicWall’s Cloud Secure Edge promises easy, cloud-delivered Zero Trust to replace ageing VPNs with simpler, stronger remote access.

Super Rugby talking points: Will NZ Rugby listen to Blues coach’s stern warning?
As All Blacks Dalton Papali’i and Dallas McLeod prepare to walk out the door, NZ Rugby should be prepared to heed the advice from an experienced coach.

‘I’m not sorry’: Winston Peters accuses those who have called him racist of being ‘pearl clutchers’
NZ First leader Winston Peters has taken to social media, accusing those who have called him racist of being “pearl clutchers”.

AI fears and future hopes: This is what Stuff readers think about jobs and automation
Stuff readers have shared sharply divided views on AI, with some warning it could reshape livelihoods, while others say technological change has always forced workers to adapt.

The retrospective law change that will mean beneficiaries lose out on $63m
Last October, the High Court ruled that MSD was not allowed to claw back supplementary benefits from recipients of ACC back payments. The Government is overriding it.

Seahawks put up for sale - 10 days after Super Bowl win
The Seattle Seahawks are officially put up for sale - 10 days after winning American football's biggest prize.

'Bottle word will be used' for Arsenal - is title 'in Man City's hands'?
After blowing a two-goal lead to draw against the Premier League's bottom club Wolves, there will be no dodging the questions on whether Arsenal are mentally ready to end their 22-year wait to become champions.