Her father tried in vain to lift the car off his 5-year-old daughter as she lay trapped under it.

Mother of murdered police officer says it had taken “a long time” to get to the verdict in the trial of Eli Epiha over the attempted murder of Hunt's partner David Goldfinch.

A double-digit rates increase is on the cards for some Marlborough households after “major valuation movements” across the region.

Billy Puka Tanu, who is Tokelauan and Māori, says brown boys were talked to "like dogs" at the children's homes where he lived from age 9.

Radio station Te Upoko o Te Ika has covered rugby in the capital for years. But it won't have live commentary of the 2021 Jubilee Cup final.

Ngā Ngaru chairman Matthew Tūkākī has lashed out at NZ's largest agricultural company over its attempt to trademark Māori words for its cheese range.

Rakau Andrews was diagnosed with a "rare and aggressive" cancer in February.

An Auckland man sprayed bullets at an officer on a quiet suburban street. Now a jury has found he meant to kill.

A man shot in the March 15 terror attack has admitted sexual activity with a 14-year-old girl nearly a decade ago.

More than 16,000 people will get their Covid-19 jab at an event in Auckland this weekend. Are you one of them? Here's what you need to know.

Some rain is set to linger about western areas of the country, with eastern areas forecast to be 'fine and dry' over the next few days.

The hub will strengthen supply chains in the South Island as the Government begins opening up vaccine bookings to more New Zealanders.

Despite all the safety measures at the Games, Covid-19 is still causing waves of disruption with athletes, staff, and media testing positive for the virus.

Police are making inquiries to understand how the person became injured.

Food & Grocery Council boss Katherine Rich says some food suppliers face 'deletion' by supermarkets on day market study comes out.

The project will include a “tolerance centre” promoting peace and unity, with the only condition being no hate speech or politics is allowed.

The latest data from the newly established emergency housing complaints register showed both clients and providers were concerned about safety issues.

A high-profile family has launched a new scholarship to give budding business leaders “outstanding experience”, financial support and leadership coaching.

Wellington epidemiologist Jason Gurney says more people have these conditions at the same time, and it's hurting Māori and Pasifika the most.

The then-teen had become friends with his young neighbour and would often take his computer games to her house for them to play. That's when the offending would occur.