Dealers are bracing for a busy six months before new charges kick in.

The Government will stagger the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out by age cohorts. All people aged above 16 will be able to receive the vaccine from October.

Woman who says she was sexually abused by Arthur Allan Thomas says she was only ever after an apology and denies being motivated by money.

It was celebratory champagne – and takeaways – on a Sunday evening when a Lotto winner realised she had scooped the first division prize.

"Full lesbian experience" in Christchurch was less than expected, he said.

The woman who has done more to raise funds and awareness for spinal cord injury research than just about any other New Zealander is now battling another spinal injury.

Police will be “actively monitoring” a funeral procession that is expected to have a large presence of patched gang members on Friday.

A Timaru woman fears for the wellbeing of her sister in India who has contracted mucormycosis, after surviving Covid-19.

City-dweller Roshean Woods is aiming to break a 53-year-old glass ceiling by becoming the first woman to win the Young Farmer of the Year competition.

A person on Stewart Island returned a "weak positive" test result. Understanding how the coronavirus tests work shows us why this can happen from time to time.

A restaurant worker was locked in a freezer while another was threatened with firearm during an aggravated robbery in Auckland, police say.

A Taranaki entrepreneur who grew up in the Pacific Islands has seen the damage done to coral reefs – and his new skincare range for the ourdoorsy aims to prevent more.

National's transport spokesman says the Government should axe its 'vanity' bridge project and fix local roads instead.

The North Canterbury brewery and pub has been rebranded as Five Peaks Brew Co, hoping it will give the beleaguered business a fresh start.

Escalating geopolitical tensions, sophisticated transnational crime, illegal fishing, and rising seas, has the Government launching a new strategy.

Opposition shadow treasurer Andrew Bayly ended a short visit to Taranaki on Thursday after talking to range of businesses in New Plymouth.

Refunds are being offered for those with Stewart Island travel plans, however people do not appear to be in a hurry to leave after news of a weak-positive Covid test.

In the coming months, over 2 million people will be able to roll up their sleeves to receive the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. Here's how it will work.

A person has been taken to Taranaki Base Hospital with serious injuries after a two car collision north of New Plymouth on Thursday night.

Nigel Edgecombe had nine months left of his sentence but the Parole Board determined he is no longer an undue risk.