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19 avril
20h52
Truck crashes through Dunedin’s central Octagon carriageway
A truck carrying wood chips was heard accelerating down a steep street before the crash.
20h30
One dead after serious two-vehicle crash in central Auckland
The crash took place on Great North Rd in Grey Lynn and was reported to police around . am.
20h29
What to know about Taylor Swift’s surprise double album drop overnight
Yes, a major theme is heartbreak and it appears she is not thrilled about opinions about her relationships.
20h24
Reds blank woeful Highlanders
The Highlanders failed to score a point in a match for the fourth time in history.
20h15
Watch: RTS brain fade sums up Warriors’ dismal night
The momentary lapse left Shaun Johnson dumbfounded, and not happy.
20h08
Watch live: New Zealand canoe sprint championships - day 2
Watch live coverage of the second day of the national canoe sprint championships at Lake Karapiro.
19h44
A real Prince of Denmark tries to live a normal life in Washington
Living in the US capital is Prince Joachim’s best shot at a drama free life away from royal reporters who obsess over the comings and goings of even minor European nobles.
19h33
Tesla recalls all Cybertrucks over accelerator fault
A fault with the pedal’s footpad means it is at risk of becoming dislodged from the pedal itself, the US transportation regulator says.
19h00
Inside Auckland’s new kaleidoscopic inflatable maze
It may look like a bouncy castle from the outside but it is a beautiful depiction of modern art.
18h52
How the Crusaders can still make the playoffs
It’s not over yet for the struggling champions.
18h51
Supercars are back in NZ for the inaugural ITM TaupÅ Super400
All you need to know about the return of Supercars to New Zealand, at the Taup International Motorsport Park.
18h51
Person sets themselves on fire outside Trump trial
The fire happened in a park across the street from the courthouse that has been a gathering point for protesters and media outlets covering the trial.
18h45
Warriors fall flat in shock 30-12 loss to the Dragons
Warriors finish up a week that started so good, thanks to the signing of James Fisher Harris, with a shocking performance against the Dragons.
18h44
Hurricanes withstand tense second half to deny Drua
The Super Rugby Pacific leaders were made to work hard for their eighth straight win after losing three players to the sin bin.
18h36
Israel and Iran show willingness to avoid full-blown war
Both sides have played down an attack near a nuclear site in central Iran, but the indecisive outcome of weeks of tensions leaves open the chance of escalation.
18h34
Watch: Phoenix captain hits post with stoppage-time penalty
Phoenix captain Alex Rufer had a chance to win the game in stoppage time but sent his penalty against the post.
17h45
Car parts company drives new route
The oldest automotive dismantling company in New Zealand is accelerating in a new direction as it adapts to industry changes.
17h45
Last orders for New Plymouth’s Mr Hospitality David Stones
David Stones had to do the arithmetic in his head as to just how long he has been in the hospitality business in New Plymouth.
17h15
Almost 300% increase in demand for social housing in Taranaki
Taranaki’s social housing stocks remain woefully short of meeting the demand across the region, a report has found.
17h00
Weird, crazy’: Grieving family reveals new details about fatal ram attack
They were a loving couple in their s, living out their retirement dream until an encounter with a killer sheep.
17h00
I just drove out’: Predator’s jailbreak caught on camera
Disguised as a prison guard, Damon Exley escaped from jail then abducted and raped a woman. His police interview reveals details Corrections didn’t know about what happened.
17h00
Battle erupts over Waitangi Tribunal’s summons of minister
The Children’s Minister is fighting a summons to appear at the Tribunal, while the Prime Minister is warning his ministers about ill considered’ critiques.
17h00
American Express credit cards unexpectedly cancelled
The company says a technical glitch resulted in some people being mistakenly approved for credit.
17h00
Hospitals being blocked from appointing doctors, Labour says
Te Whatu Ora chiefs have called for a nationwide hiring freeze this week, Ayesha Verrall says.
17h00
Tova O’Brien: PM facing diplomacy challenges at home and abroad
The PM has dismissed criticism of negative politicking on the world stage but lessons in diplomacy may be very necessary overseas and at home.
17h00
12.1m already spent: Government storage facility project axed
A plan by the Department of Internal Affairs to build a facility to house some of New Zealand’s heritage items has been scrapped.
17h00
Stuff morning quiz: Apr 20
The Christ Church Cathedral was built in which style
17h00
Has Auckland become a rugby league city?
After decades in the shadows of rugby union, the success of the Warriors has led to the rise of the Pinot Wahs and increased the game’s popularity.
17h00
The best new movies to see in Kiwi cinemas this weekend
Zendaya serves up a much anticipated thirsty tennis drama, while Abigail is the latest wild child horror movie.
17h00
Luxon’s tuk tuk motorcades, fireworks and headaches back home
The PM’s first trade mission to Southeast Asia featured grand entrances and glitzy dinners, entwined with escalating regional tensions and headaches back home.
17h00
Up the wahs’ and plague rats’ to feature at student party
The forecast is for sun, cheap costumes and lots of alcohol. Welcome to the annual Hyde Street Party.
17h00
Hypocritical, unfair’: Councils speak up on MÄ ori wards plan
Stuff reached out to every council that has established MÄ ori wards or is planning to for the local body elections.
17h00
RangitÄ ne celebrates big boost to kapa haka numbers
Kapa haka hits the stage in Palmerston North as teams perform for a spot at the Te Matatini competition.
17h00
The Auckland store pressing vinyl made out of cooking oil
Holiday Records is the only place in Australasia that presses what is known as biovinyl.
17h00
Manukura girls sevens say konnichiwa to Japan again
Manukura is heading back to the Sanix World Rugby Youth Tournament in Japan.
17h00
Farewell the last ’oldie’ in the street - she’s a character
Take a last look this year old character home for sale by Milford Beach is destined for the wrecking ball.
17h00
Drop the census because it no longer works
OPINION: We worked in pairs towards the end because we had people threatening to beat us up, setting dogs on us, abusing us and lying to us.
17h00
Three Taranaki brothers who never came home to be remembered at home and in Gallipoli
The harrowing story of a Taranaki farming family’s sacrifice in WWI is being remembered on both sides of the world this Anzac Day.
17h00
I’m constantly told I’m not a veteran’
A former soldier’s life changing injuries were just the beginning of a battle for help and recognition.
17h00
Rekindling the light of a lost picture house
A community is set to come together under one roof for an occasion once commonplace in Raetihi a night out at the movies.
17h00
Sevu Reece on the brink of Crusaders history
All you need to know about the Crusaders’ all important away match to the Force in Perth.
17h00
Blues have captain back for second v third battle with Brumbies
All you need to know about the match between the Blues and the Brumbies on Saturday night in Auckland.
17h00
NZ driver keen to give Supercars fans something to cheer about
In the past, Richie Stanaway’s commitment to Supercars was questioned. Now, he says there’s not a driver along pit lane more determined than him.
17h00
Crusaders primed for set-piece improvement against Force
Starting hooker Brodie McAlister says lineouts are the gate to our game’’ as the Crusaders seek to go up a gear in Perth.
17h00
All you need to know about round two of the ANZ Premiership
This weekend’s action gets underway with the Pulse hosting the Magic in Wellington on Saturday afternoon.
16h00
Blacking out’ in wartime Palmerston North
In the wake of a Japanese submarine in Sydney Harbour, the aim was primarily to reduce the ’glow’’ from populated areas which might be visible from sea.
07h50
Sam Hayes emotional in tribute to co-host Mike McRoberts
The Newshub presenter told her co host he was one of her life’s great treasures, then hugged him before they were joined by staff in the studio.
04h54
Massive expansion of Barker’s factory planned
Geraldine’s Barker’s factory will double its capacity, and treble its size, in a project expected to take months to complete.
04h24
Yeah, Nah: Is Taylor Swift worthy of the hype?
Swift has racked up a long list of accolades, but is she worthy of all the hype
01h18
24 hours in Auckland for food lovers
Let your tastebuds guide your itinerary and sample some of Auckland’s local fare.