American expats living in New Zealand look on in horror as pro-Trump protesters storm the US Capitol building.

Jez Brown got Covid-19 in April and still suffers from fatigue, brain fog, bad lungs, and hand rashes. He says it's bad, but not as bad as the "dark, cold and grey" mood of the UK.

New Zealand politicians have condemned the actions of pro-Trump protesters who stormed the US Capitol building.

A Canterbury animal rescue service, which had about 200 cattle at one point, is to close after it "all came crashing down".

Police are investigating the incident after an “altercation” that occurred outside the eatery shortly before 5pm.

Two more cases are confirmed as the new variant strain from the UK, which has an increased rate of transmission.

After a death on Sunday, the Tauranga City Council could now refer future trespassers to police.

Friends were shocked to learn the "bit of a nomad" festival regular had died in Kaikōura waters on New Year’s Day.

A Marton man is set to serve 10 months in prison for assaulting his partner's brother-in-law at a Masterton party.

Wipatene Mason, of Waimana, died on Boxing Day following a "disorder incident" on Christmas Eve that left two others injured.

A company linked to Auckland's August virus cluster is understood to be among several firms to submit a tender to help with the vaccine rollout.

After falling from the ledge, the woman dragged herself about 200 metres to the hospital’s emergency department, her family says.

Although a report has shed light on the challenges youth leaving state care face, we still don't know how many go to uni - or end up in jail.

Witnesses have described harrowing scenes in the water at Waihī Beach after a shark attacked a woman while she was swimming.

One person has been seriously injured after a collision between a car and a truck.

The Kmart building on Clyde St, Invercargill has been evacuated following reports of smoke.

Swimmers and dog owners are being warned to keep clear of the water at some Wellington waterways following the detection of toxic algal blooms.

Australia could start vaccinating vulnerable groups of the population next month, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has revealed.

Judge Lyn Harrison made it crystal clear to a woman who spat at a police officer her behaviour was not acceptable under any circumstances.

The Government says it is on solid ground with pre-order tests but the Greens say misguided.