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5 days ago | pmn.co.nz | Christine Rovoi

Round 10 of Super Rugby Pacific brought some thrilling moments and a few surprises as the 2025 season approaches its climax. The Fijian Drua left the New South Wales Waratahs frustrated by securing a victory at their home ground in Lautoka on Saturday, making it eight wins at Churchill Park. The Sydney-based Waratahs hoped to claim their first away win of the season, but their chance to move up in the rankings was hindered by a 24-14 loss to the Drua.

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Christine Rovoi

It's the Easter holiday, and the Labour Inspectorate is reminding employers and employees to be aware of their rights and obligations concerning trading laws during the long weekend. Simon Humphries, head of the Labour Inspectorate, says it's important to understand these regulations:"On three and a half days each year, almost all shops must close under the Shop Trading Hours Act 1990," Humphries says in a statement. "These are Christmas Day, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, and until 1pm on ANZAC Day.

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Christine Rovoi

Severe winds are forecast for much of the country, prompting Maritime New Zealand to issue a warning: "Now is not the time to be out on the water."They want to remind those who enjoy boating, the ‘she’ll be righters’ and 'thrill seekers', to stay off the waterways during the significant weather event affecting various parts of the country. Ex-Tropical Cyclone Tam has brought gale-force winds and heavy rain, causing widespread damage to the upper northern region of the North Island.

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | William Terite

Wellington's mayoralty election is heating up and honestly I'm here for it - much more exciting. Andrew Little has entered the chat, fresh from national politics promising to fix things eventually. Emphasis on eventually, because he's come out saying that he wants to perhaps delay the golden mile. I don't know about that. He also acknowledges rates are too high but hasn't said what he'd cut. It's kind of like complaining about the bill but disappearing when it's time to split it.

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Mary Afemata

Backed by Auckland Council and local boards, the Y’s low-cost camp is opening up sport and culture to students who might otherwise miss out. A low-cost sports programme is transforming how South Auckland students experience competition, culture and connection, with strong backing from Auckland Council and local boards.