"I’ve come to walk you out." The moment a Christchurch couple knew they were going to be all right, after a night-time rescue was deemed "too dangerous".

The car spun out of control and hit another vehicle.

Ten deer were shot and killed in the Port Hills by hunters using thermal imaging equipment during the two-night operation.

Ray Shin was stabbed in the torso with a “long knife” as he confronted two people he suspected had stolen beer.

As many as 370,000 doses of the Covid-19 vaccine arrived on Sunday.

A full review of damage caused by the weekend's storms could take up to a week, the Insurance Council says.

Kerstine Egot has built a life in NZ since she arrived in 2015 – but now must leave because she unknowingly got caught up in fraud.

The vaccination centre set up at Te Awa, The Base, will see up to 1000 doses of Covid-19 injected daily.

National leader asks the Auditor General to look at the Government funding for the Kahukura programme in the Hawke's Bay.

Fifteen people have now been arrested and 50 charges have been laid as police allege 7000L of GBL has been imported into the country.

Tears started flowing for one West Coast woman, left with just the clothes on her back, as she got a first look at her flood-struck family home.

Two mariners onboard a quarantined container ship at Bluff have tested positive for Covid-19, the Ministry of Health confirmed.

Volunteers collected an immense amount of dog faeces from the 5km stretch of Dunedin's popular West Harbour walkway.

The judge found Pebbles Hooper's social media posts were very irresponsible, abusive and continuous against Magnolia Kitchen's Bernadette Gee.

An Invercargill mother is on trial for allegedly getting rid of a knife that could have been evidence against her son, who was later found guilty of murder.

Kiwis still stranded in New South Wales during the growing Covid-19 outbreak will be given another opportunity to come home, while the Government decided to extend the pause on quarantine-free travel with Victoria.

Sheryl Wigg – the first amateur in the country to reach 50 career wins – has been dubbed “strike rate Sheryl" due to her success at driving winners.

Buildings on Wellington heritage list a test case for power to strengthen buildings and bill the owner.

Tulou: Our Pacific Voices; Tatala e Pulonga is the first hearing of its kind for New Zealand, and will considers the impacts of the Dawn Raids.

New Plymouth District Council’s Airport terminal redevelopment project has been recognised in the 2021 Local Government New Zealand (LGNZ) Excellence Awards.