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The coalition, led by (from left) David Seymour, Christopher Luxon and Winston Peters, could not return to power if an election was held today. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone By Anneke Smith of RNZ A new political poll shows a bump in support for National, though not enough for the coalition to form a government.

The coalition, led by (from left) David Seymour, Christopher Luxon and Winston Peters, could not return to power if an election was held today. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone By Anneke Smith of RNZ A new political poll shows a bump in support for National, though not enough for the coalition to form a government.

Cormac Buchanan has admitted he is having a tough time at the Moto3 World Championships. Photo: Manu Tormo Southland motorcyclist Cormac Buchanan continues to go through some tough times on the world stage and he admits he is struggling for answers.

A disagreement between two women drivers over who ran a red light in Dunedin had to be sorted out by police checking CCTV in the area.

Photo: Getty Images Penelope Maguire celebrates the nut of the moment.

Photo: Supplied A network of traps will be laid along the Ōpāwaho Heathcote River as part of an ambitious project to rid the area of rats.

File photo A wannabe Dunedin influencer in his sixth hour of live-streaming in public was arrested after verbally abusing people and assaulting a woman.

Hurunui’s West Ward includes the tourist town of Hanmer Springs. Photo: Hurunui District Council There will be at least two new councillors elected in Hurunui’s West Ward.

When Andrew Simms talks about Dunedin, he speaks as a father, a business leader, and a community advocate who believes the city’s best days are ahead.

By Sam Sherwood of RNZ Fugitive Marokopa father Tom Phillips has died after a shootout with police where an officer was shot in the head with a "high-powered rifle".

Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson has been sentenced to life behind bars but she will be eligible for parole after 33 years.

Photo: ODT files The jury has retired to consider its verdict in the trial of a prominent sportsman accused of breaking a baby's ribs.

TCIT established that all the properties were overcrowded and operating as boarding houses. Photos: MBIE A Queenstown landlord who operated four boarding houses illegally has been fined $81,050.