Wellington officials say they see no reason to step in over tensions at West Coast Regional Council. Talk has been aired – including from within the...
A Court of Appeal decision potentially limiting how police can photograph people in public could set a precedent the Police Association says would dramatically change how...
Meteorologist Lisa Murray said 1300 of them were in the North Island, while the South Island had 112. There had been a lot of active or...
The family of a Whangārei Boys’ High School student who died during a school trip yesterday have thanked the public for their support. Angela Young, speaking on behalf...
Active thunderstorms have moved over Auckland, bringing torrential rain, wind gusts, thunder, lightning and hail to parts of the city. The thunderstorms hit about 8:50pm on...
The public will get a say on four options for the future of Rotorua’s multimillion-dollar museum restoration project, but the decision comes with an asterisk about unknown costs....
A protest against rates rises is causing a stink in Stratford after a disgruntled ratepayer dumped the rotting corpse of a goat at the council’s front...
Hundreds of striking secondary and area school teachers marched on Parliament today to protest for better pay and conditions. The rally was part of a series...
National leader Christopher Luxon has bluntly ruled out working with his party’s former coalition partner should he lead the next government. “I can’t see a way...
Parties on the left say National’s leader Christopher Luxon ruling out working with Te Pāti Māori is just a way to get more publicity, and his...
