Northland royal superfan says she won't be celebrating when Prince Philip's funeral is broadcast in New Zealand on Sunday morning.

Around a hundred Cantabrians marched from Christchurch’s Bridge of Remembrance to Cathedral Square, to protest a rising tide of Asian hate.

The teachers would like to call New Zealand home, but visa issues are putting a roadblock in their way.

A teacher who managed two kaupapa Māori-based early childhood centres has been censured for falsifying staff records to increase their funding.

The Lego men are dancing alongside escape convicts, Peaky Blinders and actual police officers. It must be the Hyde St Party.

Auckland wildlife photographer says gannets being shot dead at Muriwai was the last thing on his mind when he saw the bodies through his lens.

There was heavy congestion on Auckland's southern motorway after a car rolled near Grafton.

Parts of the country will drop to 3 degrees Celsius overnight as cooler autumn temperatures arrive for the first weekend of the school holidays.

John Walder lost $58,000 to a fraudster employee. She was supposed to pay him back but two years on, he's only received $374.

Members of the Head Hunters are believed to have thrown molotov cocktails at a business owned by a Mongol member in north Auckland.

A central Wellington bar must close at 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays after its owner was found to be struggling to properly manage “challenging” behaviour by “high-risk” patrons, including fights and people climbing onto the balcony from the ...

Shot put legend Dame Valerie Adams is encouraging Tongan and Pacific communities to get their Covid jabs when ready.

Nine years after widespread school closures, many sites remain unused.

More than half a million dollars invested in blacklisted companies.

Robert Taylor, 81, went missing from Mt Roskill on Friday, but was found on Saturday.

National is cautiously optimistic over the Amazon deal, which could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars, but says Stuart Nash should carefully consider Treasury advice.

A Wellington badminton club has admitted it was "far too slow" after an allegation was raised against a coach, who later resigned.

Taxpayers will be picking up the bill to help Māori out of poverty if the Government doesn’t take “radical” action to properly address the Māori housing crisis, an iwi leader has warned.

A costume party masquerading as an all-day, booze-soaked student festival leads to a massive spike in ACC claims, data shows.

Police have removed a vehicle from an Auckland property after a person was found seriously injured in the street, according to a witness.