Do it on my own, do this?’ But I don’t know if emotionally I could handle this.” “It’s just been a thought. I don’t think it’s going to happen, because I don’t have the energy.”Khloe prefers to be married before expanding her family and may use a surrogate. Photo / @khloekardashian via InstagramIf Khloe did have another baby, she would not have the same experience as when Tatum was welcomed into the world. The Good American fashion brand co-founder explained: “But then I was thinking, because also I would put the baby in a surrogate. Speaking on her Khloe in Wonder Land podcast, she explained: “I don’t know if I have the bandwidth for a third.

Radio NZ reports:The second poll commissioned in February 2026 revealed that 66 percent agreed that New Zealand’s economic system was not set up to effectively to address issues like housing, healthcare and climate change. Half of New Zealanders also agreed that billionaires shouldn’t exist while people still struggled with basic necessities like food. Sixty-eight percent supported billionaires being taxed more to fund public goods like healthcare, housing and climate action. So do people think we should shoot billionaires, ban them or just confiscate their wealth? They think wealth is a finite sum, and every dollar someone has, has been taken off someone else.

An international study involving researchers from Auckland University shows humpback breeding is getting more competitive, which suggests the population is growing. Marine biologist Emma Carroll had been working with researchers in New Caledonia to track the local humpback whales. But when their population was decimated in the 1960s and 70s, humpback whales lost the luxury to be picky. "We think that when the population is low, the fact that young males and older males have the similar chances of having offspring, that is actually quite good for the population," she said. "Then we see as the population gets bigger, there's this kind of preference towards older males.

The 37-year-old Southland man was sentenced to life in prison with a 17-year non-parole period in the High Court at Christchurch on February 25. Before the murder, McDonald had ended her relationship with Boulter when he was recalled to prison. The Herald reported one of Warren Boulter's children - a cousin of Boulter - was reluctant to speak about the killers. On the day of the murder, Wilkinson-Foley had arranged for Warren Boulter to pick up some clothing. Crown prosecutor Pip Currie told the court Boulter's actions showed a high degree of callousness and cruelty.

Photo: STACY SQUIRES/STUFFThe family of a former St Bede's College student, who was offered $7000 after he complained of being sexually abused by a teacher on multiple occasions, want an apology from the school and a "very substantial financial settlement". Email sam.sherwood@rnz.co.nzRNZ earlier revealed that former St Bede's College priest Rowan Donoghue had admitted sexually abusing four boys at the school between 1996 and 2000. Photo: SuppliedThe man took the allegations to St Bede's College in 2017. In January 2018, the man received a letter from St Bede's College Board of Proprietors chairman Shane O'Brien. "I have always been honest and straightforward in my approach to St Bedes and the Society of Mary.

A little-known fact about kerbside collection has come to light at Invercargill City Council — it's possible to have your bin retrieved by the truck driver. Council policy analyst Hannah Kennedy told a committee meeting this week that the service was not widely used and was handled on an informal basis. The council could also choose to stop providing the assistance, or set a fee to help with costs. ADVERTISEMENTConsultation on the policy is set to cover a range of topics such as assistance, extending the service area, inspections, fees for lost or damaged bins, and additional bins. There were 293 rating units paying for additional bins, and a total of 678 additional bin sets.

Photo: MPI/suppliedAlcohol Healthwatch's executive director says he is "horrified" after tens of thousands of Steinlager beer bottles were mislabelled as alcohol free. More than 2500 boxes of 24 beers (at least 60,000 individual beers) are being urgently recalled by Lion NZ after being wrongly labelled alcohol free when they are not. The company then found out there was an error in its production run, meaning beer containing 4.2% of alcohol was incorrectly labelled. Arbuckle said anyone who thought they might have the incorrectly labelled product should return it. Steinlager Alcohol Free is only sold in green bottles, not clear bottles, so if a beer in a clear bottle is labelled alcohol free it is incorrectly labelled.

Heke grabbed the boy, dug into his pocket to retrieve the car, then pushed him over, injuring his wrist. The boy’s older brother witnessed the toy car incident and yelled at Heke, who replied that he “didn’t even push him that hard”. She said Heke would hit his students on the head with the stick daily and “hit a lot of other people” without apparent reason. Another child described being hit on the head with a tokotoko, or stick, and a guitar. He said Heke would hit students when they were “being stupid and not listening”.

PHOTO: VIA REUTERSA woman swings to the safety of emergency personnel after being stuck with another person in a balloon that hit a cellphone tower, in Longview, Texas, earlier this week. PHOTO: VIA REUTERSThe rescue operation, 274m above ground, took hours.

Midge, a 2.8-metre female, was initially tagged near Stewart Island and travelled north through the Tasman Sea to Tonga. She then lost her satellite tag near Stewart Island after completing the migration of more than 3000km. Midge's tracker showed the incredible migration journey of great white sharks. He said Midge’s data highlighted how certain habitats were ideal for great white sharks, including areas near Motunui Island, off Stewart Island, where the animals aggregate seasonally before their long migrations. The Great White Project is supported entirely through public sponsorship, allowing people to follow individual sharks in near-real time via the Great White App, with each tag costing $4300.

AUCKLAND, Today: Stuff Group’s subscriber news brands The Post, The Press and the Waikato Times have recorded strong audience growth over the past year, with new Nielsen data showing more New Zealanders are turning to trusted local journalism. The latest figures reveal 1.6 million Kiwis now read the titles each month across print and digital, highlighting growing demand for credible reporting from established local news brands. Business and politics-focused title The Post saw audiences across print and digital grow 16% year-on-year, reinforcing its position as one of the country’s fastest-growing national news brands. South Island publication The Press recorded even stronger growth, with its audience rising 21% over the past year as the masthead expands its reach and coverage across the region. The Waikato Times also delivered solid gains in print, with average readership per issue increasing 14.5% in the year to December, showing continued strength for the brand among regional audiences.

“We hope they only air good things of Todd on that boat.”Todd Meadows died while fishing on the Bering Sea. Deadliest Catch is set in the Bering Sea between Alaska and Russia, one of the most dangerous places in the world to fish, according to National Geographic. In winter, the water temperature goes below freezing, the air nears -10C and the boats are buffeted by howling winds. Aleutian Lady captain Rick Shelford said on Facebook the death was “the most tragic day in the history of the Aleutian Lady on the Bering Sea”. The page said Meadows died doing what he loved “crabbing out on Alaskan waters”.

Dr Ian Huntsman. Photo: SuppliedA multisport athlete who survived a harrowing fall on Mt Cook several years ago has died after a cycling collision in Christchurch last month. Dr Ian Huntsman was biking along Evans Pass Rd, Sumner, on the afternoon of February 22 when the crash involving a car occurred near the intersection with Sumnervale Dr. She said he was riding his brevet bike from Evans Pass towards Sumner when the crash happened. "As a result of the crash, Ian received catastrophic injuries and was admitted to Christchurch ICU.

After catching up to him, they dragged him along the concrete by his patch to a grass verge next to the car. Meleisea and his unidentified mate tried to wrestle the patch off the victim, who resisted. The unknown man then dealt several blows, including stomping the victim’s back and punching him in the head and the back, while the defendant continued to try to take the patch. Eventually, the two removed the patch, and the unknown male hurried back to the car, court documents state. Meleisea, who had earlier been a passenger in the car, then got into the driver’s seat, starting the vehicle.

Caine said the United States has destroyed more than 20 Iranian navy vessels, and has “effectively neutralised, at this point in time, Iran’s major naval presence in theatre”. The frigate had sunk and only an oil patch remained when the navy rescue boats approached. Periscope footage of a US Navy submarine firing on and sinking an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean. Sri Lankan navy spokesman Buddhika Sampath said their operation was in line with Sri Lanka’s maritime obligations. “We responded to the distress call under our international obligations, as this is within our search and rescue area in the Indian Ocean,” Sampath told AFP.