The second police gun buyback scheme will kick off on February 1, with a few key differences from last time.

"What the EU is doing is wrong", Prime Minister says, as health officials work urgenty to clarify new vaccine rules.

OPINION: Reducing emissions from transport, using energy efficiently and reducing waste are the greatest contributions Kiwis can make.

Matthew Pike bought the guitar while in Germany for the gig of his life. Twenty-five years later, it has been stolen from his car.

Friends say the man didn't return from a swim near the Waimakariri River bridge on Saturday.

At least a dozen people have left NZ immediately after completing managed isolation, as desperate Kiwis try to make bookings.

Drivers on SH1 saw a large column of black smoke as fire engulfed a house.

The close contacts of the border-related cases have all returned negative results.

A former bandmate remembers the Colleen Trenwith, a fiddler who played the theme of one of New Zealand's most popular country music shows.

Brodie Collins-Haskins has been wanted by police since May 2020 for drugs, firearms and money laundering charges.

Police investigating a hit-and-run in Lower Hutt are looking for a grey Mitsubishi Diamante.

A man was seriously hurt in an early-morning assault in Christchurch's CBD, possibly linked to the Mongrel Mob.

Parts of Western Australia are going into lockdown on Sunday night after a hotel quarantine worker tested positive for Covid-19.

Alison Rennie’s team of Lillian Tukiri, Louise Fitness and Jill Fraser took out the final 27-25 over Mere Fryer’s Palmerston North quartet.

The Government is encouraging Kiwis needing to come home to take advantage of reviews for urgent MIQ spots.

The region's roading bosses have written to NZTA wanting to know why the winding Weld Pass has been passed over again.

OPINION: The Climate Change Commission is urging the Government to straddle several third rails at once. What happens now will be a defining moment.

Bringing Russian and Ukrainian fishermen to New Zealand caused a Covid-19 outbreak in MIQ, but ultimately, the fishermen saved $380m of exports.

The assessment tallies the cost of NZ doing more on the international stage — but says we have to do it.

Fourteen brewing companies offered up 110 different beers at the Hop ‘N’ Vine Te Anau Summer Beerfest on Saturday.