The man from Chinese Taipei holds his nerve on the fourth playoff hole of what started as a seven-way playoff.

Twice runnerup in a major, American ticks off a gold medal as Kiwi Ryan Fox leaves his sizzling round too late.

Superstars of NZ yachting can cement another place in record books on Monday, while Josh Junior makes late move to eye Finn medal.

Despite a serious accident, Dylan and Keegan nail it this week. They show us how to do a fabulous family room - with a little help from sis.

A person sustained “minor dog bites” at a property in New Brighton on Sunday afternoon.

When seven-year-old Willem Freed heard Christchurch's Orana Wildlife Park was short on funding, he made the ultimate sacrifice: birthday presents.

Before Black Ferns sevens player Gayle Broughton went off to the Tokyo Olympics, she told her nan the next time she came home she’d have a gold medal – and she was right.

A burst water main means staff and students will not be allowed onside on Monday.

Mourad Aliev appeared to be on his way to victory against Britain's Frazer Clarke, until the referee ended his dream – and sent him into a frenzy.

Is it camping or resting? Court accepts that a freedom camping fine recipient was resting to avoid driver fatigue and not camping.

Kiwi shot put youngster may have been the support act, but hinted at special things to come in Tokyo.

Edendale Wyndham Rd has been closed after a single-vehicle crash on Sunday.

REVIEW: The two stars sell the premise, their emotions and character arcs magnificently, drawing you into the story and keeping you glued to the screen.

The Southern Steel's ANZ Premiership season has come to an end, but coach Reinga Bloxham is excited with what is building at the Invercargill based organisation.

Electricity lines company posted a surplus of $11.8 million and added 704 new connections in the past year.

Kiwi trampolinist usually gets nervous the night before a big competition, but he had a great sleep prior to Olympic bronze medal success.

With four medals at four straight Olympics, Kiwi sporting great writes her name into the history books.

Jacinda Ardern says she hopes the apology "helps weave us together as a community" as she acknowledges the harm caused by the raids.

New polls shows Labour's iron grip on power slip somewhat - but not to the benefit of Judith Collins.

'Degrading' current laws force parents into protracted adoption processes. That could change, but some parents say reforms still don't go far enough.