The Latest Breaking News from New Zealand

Sarina Wiegman's England are on the verge of qualifying for next year's Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, needing just a point against Austria on Saturday

nCino, Inc (NASDAQ:NCNO) reported Q2 revenues of $99.6 million, up 50% Y/Y, beating the consensus. Adjusted EPS loss of $(0.04) surpassed the consensus. KeyBanc analyst Josh Beck maintained an Overweight and lowered the price target from $40 to $35. nCino reported solid results similar to the adjusted prior-quarter result driven by a potent mix of go-lives,…

In August 2022, Sir David Richards and Lord Lloyd-Jones were respectively appointed and reappointed as justices to the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom. With the recent retirements of Lady Jill Black, Lady Mary Arden and Lady Brenda Hale, the highest court in the land has once again returned to…

Ireland might only need to win one match to make the finals in Australia and New Zealand, or they could end up needing to win four matches

Scientists say climate change is strongly contributing to an upward trend in New Zealand's temperature, which was 1.4 degrees Celsius warmer on average this winter.

It is the third straight year Aotearoa has broken the heat record, while sea surface temperatures were also the warmest ever

BENGALURU: On Thursday morning, when bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule handed pacer Mukesh Kumar his maiden India-A cap, it was a defining moment in the 28-year-old’s career. It was a reward for his consistency, which saw him pick up 52 wickets over two Ranji Trophy seasons for Bengal, and the hardships…

Researchers and local iwi looking into whether increased reports of great whites around Bay of Plenty could be linked to warming oceans

With only six days left for submissions to the select committee examining the Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media Bill, it is becoming clear this crucial piece of legislation has some significant shortcomings. These will need attention before it passes into law.

Freshly appointed envoy to Ireland Trevor Mallard did much good in his time in parliament, but never shied from controversy – sometimes to his cost

By the end of next year, Bridget Webster will have lived out her dream of becoming a veterinarian. She says a government incentive to move to the regions would give her "a lot of financial freedom".