Police arrest 22-year-old after burnout confrontation turns violent, two men on run

Discussion surrounding the potential removal of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is increasing but remains unlikely, as leadership changes are rare and disruptive in New Zealand politics. Currently, Luxon's popularity and the National Party's polling numbers do not present a compelling reason for such a significant shift, with the last instance of a Prime Minister being ousted occurring in 1997. Want More Context? 🔎

The All Blacks, with Richie McCaw in camp, are focused on enhancing their scrum and lineout performance after their previous success at Eden Park. In contrast, Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus has opted for a bold strategy by promoting young backs and resting veterans to adopt a more attacking style, aiming to score at least 25 points in their upcoming rematch in Wellington. Want More Context? 🔎

A Manawatū couple celebrated their $1 million Lotto win with a KFC lunch after discovering their ticket was sold at their regular store through the news. They plan to pay off their mortgage and ensure the winnings last, having confirmed their win on Father’s Day by checking the numbers line by line. Want More Context? 🔎

A recent complaint against a YouTube version of the popular Tina from Turners car advertisement has been upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), deeming a scene featuring a car performing a burnout as socially irresponsible. Consequently, this version of the advertisement cannot be aired again in its current form. Want More Context? 🔎

Eighty-five employees at Auckland's Absolute Traffic Solutions lost their jobs after the company faced liquidation due to $1.1 million in debts to the Inland Revenue, including $937,000 in GST and $192,000 in PAYE tax. Following the liquidation, about 60 staff have been re-employed on short-term contracts as the liquidator intends to sell the business. Want More Context? 🔎

TVNZ has apologized and been ordered to pay $500 after the Broadcasting Standards Authority identified a "serious mistake" in revealing the identity of a domestic abuse victim and former Destiny Church member during a news story. Following this incident, the broadcaster announced it would change its filming practices to prevent similar privacy breaches in the future. Want More Context? 🔎