Celery, beetroot and thousands of dollars worth of gardening gear have been stolen from an urban farm in Auckland.

Gordon Dickson once stood for Labour in a National stronghold. Now he is locked in a dispute against the party.

It took two special flights for the 15 flightless and nationally vulnerable birds to reach their new home, taking the only wild population of takahē outside Fiordland to 34.

Antoanette Du Preez stole $1 million to fund her gambling addiction, cosmetic surgery in Thailand and her lavish lifestyle.

Raymond Russell paid £500 for the court in 1956. Now in a state of disrepair, it has sold for more than $2 million.

Tourism NZ won't share the singer's fee, citing commercial sensitivity, but says the whole event, including marketing and production costs, came to $918,000.

Clergy in the Christchurch Diocese were in the past allowed to continue in their duties despite allegations of abuse against them.

The full number of non-New Zealanders allowed into the country since lockdown has gone beyond 35,000 – at a time when New Zealand’s perception of what a “critical” worker comes into question.

Shane Reti says he totally backs the science behind water fluoridation, but worries taking away all local control is an "over-reach".

One Victoria University master's student logged in thinking all was well, only to see files start to disappear before his eyes.

Problems at the ports are starting to impact on horticultural exports.

A Queen tribute act is the latest entertainment crew to gain border exceptions as critical workers and National say it's a "kick in the guts" for families separated from loved ones.

A person has been taken into custody following an incident at a property on Prendergast Place.

What happens with a revolutionary trophy-winning yacht when it's done what it was designed to do?

New Plymouth's 52-year-old St Joseph's Church is receiving some much-needed maintenance.

One of Taranaki’s top dentists is happy decisions about fluoride in the water will be given to Ashley Bloomfield.

An expert witness in a murder trial says there is no way to tell when the accused man’s blood got on a cutlery drawer in the motel unit where the victim’s body was found.

Thermawise Homes has been given more than $300,000 from the Government to help at-risk youth into full-time employment.

Stuff visual journalists captured the many memorable moments of the campaign from start to finish.

Having been replaced by boats with more horsepower and the latest technology, the three older boats are up for sale on Trade Me.