Marise Payne​ has learnt "not to give advice to other countries" in her role as Australia's foreign minister.

Aged care residents and care staff in the Wellington region received their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine on Tuesday.

One person has died and a rescue helicopter has been dispatched after a crash between a truck and a car.

The city's 24-hour bus strike could now turn into days without services after a decision by NZ Bus to lock out its striking drivers.

Major UK newspaper doesn't hold back in a scathing attack on the New Zealand Government’s reluctance to support Five Eyes statements criticising Beijing.

Auckland Uni study finds historical cases that were never diagnosed, which might explain how some unexplained clusters came about, experts say.

The discovery of bed bugs at DOC huts on the Whanganui Journey come after an earlier outbreak on Stewart Island.

Coroner said the nature of the footage was such that it would be an “affront to decency” and could lead to hurt and offence.

Changes to school enrolment zones in Auckland could drive some prices up further, the Real Estate Institute is warning.

A police officer at the scene said a man in his late 20s had died after the crash.

The Government's planned Māori Health Authority will give Māori a greater voice in the health system, according to patients and health leaders.

Councillors accept they can do better after a scathing review laid the council’s failings bare.

Frosty mornings, dangerous beach currents and the odd shower expected over the long weekend.

More than 70 children from Nepal to New Zealand have painted their thoughts on protecting water resources in an Earth Day exhibition in Christchurch.

Crew members are believed to have come into contact with the Auckland Airport cleaner who tested positive on Tuesday.

A drone was spotted near the path of a rescue helicopter coming in to land at Dunedin Hospital, but the youth operator won't be charged.

The removal is the first step in a $1.2m plan to move the memorial 50 metres to a new spot in Cathedral Sq.

Many were torn from their family and friends under Australia's hard line immigration policy. Now they're fighting back.

Freedom campers can stay for two nights, move 500 metres, and then repeat - for 24 days - before they are breaking the law. That could now change.

Kerry Hall started the fire because he believed his house was possessed by spirits - he has now won the right to appeal because of his mental health.