Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15h'Te Pō caught Māui at lunch today/ eating up a storm with a younger woman...'newsroom.co.nzThe Sunday Poem, by Carin Smeaton 010 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15hFrom Auckland University - Comment: Australia has had a car repair information scheme since 2022. It's working, and NZ should copy it, writes Alex Sims.newsroom.co.nzA fair go for the mechanic down the road 020 2
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16hNew Zealand starts its bid for the Rugby League World Cup with the glittering union star Stacey Waaka keen to emulate the great Honey Hireme-Smilernewsroom.co.nzDouble international Stacey Waaka inspired by Honey for World Cup debut 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16hWhat is the only song to chart across three different decades in New Zealand?newsroom.co.nzNewsroom daily quiz, Sunday 18 October 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16hChief Judge Christina Inglis overturns 23-year precedent, allowing NZ regulators to prosecute offshore payments for work visasnewsroom.co.nzEmployment Court closes loophole on offshore migrant exploitation premiums 020 2
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16hLabour's policy package would outlaw hidden booking fees, crack down on fuel-price gouging, and expand real-time payment options.newsroom.co.nzArena Williams wants concert tickets to cost what they say 0252 25
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026Ryan raves while the major parties burn at the Herald Leaders' Debatenewsroom.co.nzThe price of mince and the death of major parties 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026Former firefighter and Black Fern forward Amanda Murphy brings an "uncompromising pursuit of excellence" to netball’s biggest rivalrynewsroom.co.nzFrom fighting fires to feeling wins: the Silver Ferns' secret weapon 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026WATCH AND LISTEN: Otago physicist Craig Rodger talks solar tsunamis, space weather threats, and why Transpower had to shut down electricity circuits in 2024.newsroom.co.nzOtago Uni's 30 minutes with the Vice Chancellor: What if a solar tsunami hit Earth? 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026Comment: Bottom trawling is wasteful, destructive, contributes to climate change and damages marine habitat. It’s also how we catch around two-thirds of our fish. Rebekah White asks, what could we do better?newsroom.co.nzHow do we solve a problem like bottom trawling? 031 3
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026From Victoria University - Comment: The lesson from climate change in this election may be that some decisions are simply too complex and too consequential to leave to electoral politics alone, writes Dr Cathrine Dyer.newsroom.co.nzClimate change policy missing in action 010 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026Comment: A concerted focus on the cost of living and economic issues has helped propelled the Greens forward – but digging in to defend gangs could undo their gainsnewsroom.co.nzGreens' gains in jeopardy after Mongrel Mob stand 300 3
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026Auckland writer Cait Kneller has won 2nd place in the Sargeson Prize with her story about two girls who meet on holidaynewsroom.co.nzSecond place story in the 2026 Sargeson Prize 010 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026Week in Reveiw: Customers say they were ghosted by Solar Hub after paying deposits before the company was tipped into liquidation.newsroom.co.nzSolarZero exec's new firm liquidated, leaving customers once burnt, twice shy 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026Taranaki has seen oil and gas banned and unbanned, energy innovation funded and scrapped and is now bracing for yet more whiplash.newsroom.co.nzOnce NZ's energy bastion, Taranaki faces an uncertain future 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 17/10/2026Inside the minds of Bridge, Luxon and Hipkins at this week's leaders' debate.newsroom.co.nzThe secret thoughts at the second Leaders' Debate 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Majority of ministers wanted to vote in favour of declaration on pandemic prevention – but with no Cabinet decision needed, the foreign minister made a captain's call.newsroom.co.nzPeters overrides Govt ministers on UN pandemic vote 133 3
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026The Sure Things: A twisting path from protesting vaccine mandates on Parliament's lawn, to returning there as an MP next month – with the odd contentious trip to Estonia along the way. Candidate Craig Stobo gives his first full-length interview to Newsroom's Jonathan Milne.newsroom.co.nzNZ First's Craig Stobo: Why I tick Pacific Islander on my census form 010 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Announcing the winners of a literary award in Grey Lynn and Māpuanewsroom.co.nzAirini, Breton, & Stacy win Surrey & Māpua residencies 011 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026From Otago University - Comment: From Z Energy and Fonterra to revolving-door jobs, NZ's secret lobbying culture is fast becoming an election issue.newsroom.co.nzCampaign Cut-through: It's time to bring lobbying out from the shadows 076 7
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026This week on the Raw Politics podcast: a major star in a minor debate, Labour's rising star, and old political stars sharing the campaign limelightnewsroom.co.nzRaw Politics: Qiulae wants a mobile number, Labour wants a fair go 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Review: The Opportunity leader takes on Winston Peters at the multiparty leaders' debate, and gives him a sound thrashing, writes Steve Braunias.newsroom.co.nzAnd the new champ is Qiulae Wong 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026New Zealand has digitised much of its healthcare without consistently connecting it. Brad Porter, Orion Health CEO argues it's time patients had better access to their health information.newsroom.co.nzWhere’s our online banking of healthcare? 020 2
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Week in Review: From The Detail: From drug money to building sites, how criminals are trying to turn dirty cash into legitimate wealthnewsroom.co.nzThe dirty money and dodgy deals infiltrating NZ's building trade 101 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Auckland writer Cait Kneller has won 2nd place in the Sargeson Prize with her story about two girls who meet on holidaynewsroom.co.nzSecond place story in the 2026 Sargeson Prize 010 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Five months after Melbourne City shattered their championship dream, the Wellington Phoenix have an early shot at payback. Sunday’s season-opening rematch brings the reigning champions to the capital.newsroom.co.nzStar American back to help Phoenix rise one more step 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026A candidates’ debate in one of the election's most marginal seats brought some other colours – and some odd moments – to a largely red-blue race.newsroom.co.nzTrains of thought go off the rails in Mt Roskill debate 010 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Regional councils must continue operating day to day, despite new uncertainty over their future after next month's election, writes Jonathan Milne.newsroom.co.nz'You've got balls, mate': Minister Simon Watts in heated exchange with councillors 040 4
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Comment: The election is only the first stage in the process of forming the next government – worst case scenario, that could take two more months, writes Peter Dunne at Newsroom.newsroom.co.nzA four-year term would give more respite from tiresome electioneering 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026What is the name of the French national anthem?newsroom.co.nzNewsroom daily quiz, Saturday 17 October 010 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Big investments coming in AI data centres will divert investment from other construction, costing jobs and threatening incomes. Gareth Morgan explains why he thinks a universal basic income is one answer.newsroom.co.nzThe case for a UBI has never been stronger 110 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Today from The Detail: Hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders living overseas are enrolled to vote. But many of them don't feel they've been invited to the party.newsroom.co.nzThe voting power of the overseas electorate 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Analysis: New Zealand hasn't had a one-term government in half a century, but could an age-old political maxim help Labour to make history?newsroom.co.nzThe economic paradox threatening Luxon's re-election bid 020 2
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 16/10/2026Inside the minds of Bridge, Luxon and Hipkins at this week's leaders' debate.newsroom.co.nzThe secret thoughts at the second Leaders' Debate 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026In 2026, New Zealand and India celebrate a century of sporting ties. In the second of this four-part series, Stephen Hewson looks at the history of cricket, the sport that has become a defining pillar in the India-New Zealand relationship.newsroom.co.nzA century of sporting ties: How cricket transformed NZ and India into more than rivals 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026Test your smarts with Newsroom's daily crossword.newsroom.co.nzDaily crossword, Friday 16 October 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026The latest NielsenIQ BookScan chart of NZ books, plus win Catherine Chidgey's The Starving Bridenewsroom.co.nzThis week's bestselling books - October 16 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026A great rivalry resumes this weekend, between the NZ and French women's rugby sides who were a point apart in the last two tests played herenewsroom.co.nz'Clinical' Black Ferns aim to take the flamboyance out of France in three test tour 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026From Auckland University - Comment: Not all the difficulties that come with being alive are a design problem waiting to be removed, writes Dr Johnny Chan.newsroom.co.nz‘Better-than-nothing’ AI companions not good enough 011 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026Comment from Auckland University: Frequent policy reversals on the Treaty, Māori wards, and voting rights expose the fragility of our unwritten constitutional frameworknewsroom.co.nzHow to fix our short-sighted constitutional instability 030 3
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026Big investments coming in AI data centres will divert investment from other construction, costing jobs and threatening incomes. Here's why a universal basic income is one answer.newsroom.co.nzGareth Morgan: The case for a UBI has never been stronger 140 4
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026Infighting and time have hollowed out NZ's anti-mandate parties, leaving NZ First to capture their anti-establishment basenewsroom.co.nzThe fringe parties are splintered, but their ideas are thriving 030 3
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026Oil tanker shipping costs have surged from US$9m to US$77m, raising fresh concerns about fuel prices, inflation and the prospect of higher interest rates in NZ.newsroom.co.nzFrom US$9m to US$77m: The soaring cost of shipping oil 263 6
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026A new generation of presenters has taken over the televised leaders’ debates. But lower budgets have stifled innovation, writes Mark Jennings.newsroom.co.nz'Jabber, jabber': New presenters, same old debates 100 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026Customers say they were ghosted by Solar Hub after paying deposits before the company was tipped into liquidation.newsroom.co.nzSolarZero exec's new firm liquidated, leaving customers once burnt, twice shy 010 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026The smaller parties' finance leaders circled Barbara Edmonds and Nicola Willis, drawn like piranhas to the smell of bloodnewsroom.co.nz'I no longer trust these politicians': Finance debate spells the end of the innocence 010 1
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026Comment: A concerted focus on the cost of living and economic issues has helped propelled the Greens forward – but digging in to defend gangs could undo their gainsnewsroom.co.nzGreens' gains in jeopardy after Mongrel Mob stand 510 5
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche says the stark black and white choice over whether MBIE boss Nic Blakeley kept his job or not has underscored the need for a wider range of penalties. Jonathan Milne reports.newsroom.co.nzPublic sector CEOs set to face performance pay and sanctions 021 2
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026Today from The Detail: The magnificent yachts parked up at the Auckland's viaduct are more than just nice to look at - they're also good for our boat-related tradesnewsroom.co.nzThe superyachts making waves in our boatbuilding industry 000 0
Newsroom NZ @newsroom.co.nz · 15/10/2026If someone is 'pugnacious', what are they?newsroom.co.nzNewsroom daily quiz, Friday 16 October 110 1