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Issue 17, 2026 | Critic Te Ārohi

New Zealand: Magnitude 5.9 tremor hits east coast of North Island

A magnitude 5.9 struck off the east coast of New Zealand

A woman in yellow and other clues which could solve Diane's murder

Diane Sindall was murdered in 1986. In a special report, the ECHO breaks down the information which could hold the key to solving the case

#Clip: My Final Word: Did NZ Police Spy on Helen Steel?

This week, Martyn highlights a story he believes deserves far more attention. Following an investigation by The Guardian, questions have...

#Clip: 1 on 1 in 10: Sean Ackland on the Left’s Path to Victory in Election 2026

Can the political left still win Election 2026, or has the Coalition Government fundamentally changed New Zealand politics? In this...

SunLive - New Zealand String Quartet at Tauranga Art Gallery - The Bay's News First

New Zealand String Quartet at Tauranga Art Gallery

Letters to the Editor

The Santa Cruz Sentinel’s Letters to the Editor for Aug. 1, 2026.

SunLive - Travel the globe via local concert - The Bay's News First

Travel the globe via local concert

#tamariki: New Children's Commissioner Calls for Urgent Action to Protect Aotearoa's Most Vulnerable Tamariki

New Zealand’s new Children’s Commissioner, Jane Searle, has used the first day of her five-year term to issue a clear message to political leade…

Auckland Airport partners with SSP to launch five new food and beverage concepts with self-order technology

Auckland Airport has partnered with SSP to introduce five new F&B locations, combining bespoke concepts, digital self-order technology & more.

Incredible deep Earth ‘gold kitchen’ found under submarine volcanoes

So the planet’s been cooking treasure all along

Two years on, police urge reluctant sources to speak on Northland mum's murder

'No piece of information is insignificant,' say officers in Joanna Sione-Lauaki case.

Complaint about emails sends police to Upper Hutt home

Police were sent to the Upper Hutt home of Paul and Kate Fabian this month after Mayor Peri Zee complained about their emails. Police assessed t…

Amalgamation: the mayors have a choice

Over two connected weekly series, we’ve examined ten years of plans and actual results from Wellington’s four major councils – compared against…

?Dumping ground for Auckland’s wastewater?’ Alarm over plan to truck waste north

Proposal to truck Delmore wastewater to Whangārei raises concerns.

New documentary on Jim Anderton to premiere at NZIFF

The nationwide premiere of Last Man Standing at the Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) shines a timely spotlight on t…

Geekzone Rugby (Union) Discussion Thread

Discussion about Geekzone Rugby (Union) Discussion Thread

Hunter-Led Conservation Urged For Success

Hunting and Fishing Minister James Meager has issued a call to action to Kiwis, encouraging people to get behind the mission to control wild goat