Ray Biggs was in excruciating pain and he thought he could die. It took nine hours for an ambulance to arrive.

The husband of a Whakaari nurse killed in a car crash tells court 'It feels like half of me is gone' as killer driver sentenced

The woman from Fiji was medevacced to New Zealand after a clinical decision by doctors in both countries, the UN and the Air Ambulance.

A two-and-a-half year sentence for the man whose careless driving killed her son has shaken a mother's faith in the justice system.

Fed-up Hutt Valley residents say it's time to push "nuclear button" on urban deer munching gardens and lawns ."They like shaking my apples trees and then eating the apples on the ground.”

Pashion Ramsay manages to feed a big family for around $200 most weeks. 'Goodies', however, are rare.

Janine Martin searched for positives as she lay trapped and struggling for air following a head-on car crash.

Church sessions attempted to force one man to question his sexuality. He says criminalising the therapy has taken too long.

The sportsman, who has represented New Zealand, admitted a charge of assault against his former partner.

Six weeks ago, Daniel Rush was a normal 20-year-old. Now he's in a rest home, with months to live.

The person has been taken to hospital after police found them in a central Auckland address with stab wounds.

A second Covid-19-positive member of the Mattina crew, currently docked at South Port in Bluff, has been sent to Southland Hospital for assessment and care.

Part of Hobsonville Rd is closed after a collision between a car and a motorcycle, and drivers are being told to expect delays.

Potentially valuable WWII fighter plane could be in kitty for as yet unknown creditors.

Health boards are trying to dodge accountability for under-staffed hospital wards by refusing to offer penalty payments to nurses, the nurses union says.

He might be 86, but Gordon Dennis didn't let that stop him from building a giant shrine on the side of a state highway.

The Government stopped accepting expressions of interest from skilled migrants in April, and there was no indication of when it would restart.

“I always feel like I'm in the ring when he's there," father Simon says with relief as the 25-year-old guarantees himself a bronze medal.

Five Christchurch City councillors are calling on the council to reverse its their decision made last week to reduce the capacity of the city’s new multi-use arena.

One returnee was so exhausted he could only muster the energy to say it was amazing to be back on New Zealand soil.