Police have revealed more details about the seven victims of the stabbing attack at the New Lynn supermarket yesterday.

An elderly woman with Covid-19 has died, case numbers continue to fall and the nation is running short of building supplies.

An intelligence expert is questioning why the Mental Health Act was not used to detain the LynnMall terrorist after he was released from jail.

Hundreds of properties have been damaged by massive flooding in West Auckland earlier this week.

Thousands of people have reported feeling a moderate 4.9 earthquake near Waipukurau in Hawke's Bay.

The number of new community cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand has fallen to 20 today, but there has been one further death, the Health Ministry has revealed.

When the going gets tough, the Ōtara community gets going.

The man behind yesterday's terror attack was released from jail after three years in July after every legal avenue was pursued to keep him in custody, the PM has confirmed today. Watch the latest media briefing here.

The news that New Zealand police had shot dead a terrorist quickly made headlines around the world. Here's how overseas media saw the attack.

Twenty-seven people have now died from Covid-19 in New Zealand, with the death of a woman in North Shore Hospital last night. See how the rest of the day's Covid-19 news developed with RNZ's live blog.

A black box has been recovered from a locomotive that fell into Picton Harbour which may shed light on how it ended up in the sea.

Name suppression for the man responsible for yesterday's terror attack at a west Auckland supermarket has been revoked, but his name cannot be published yet, with his family given at least 24 hours to seek further suppression orders.

The LynnMall terrorist attack started a nationwide conversation about New Zealand's counter-terrorism laws.

Three of the six people who were injured by a terrorist shot dead by police at a West Auckland supermarket this afternoon are in a critical condition in hospital.

Two people are due to appear in the Rotorua Youth Court today in relation to a burglary at a commercial property in Tokoroa early this morning.

The man shot dead by police in today's terror attack in Auckland that left six people injured has been under the watch of authorities since 2016, the government revealed today.

Andrew Dalziel has been out in the dead of night during lockdown recording native birds in Wellington's Polhill Reserve.

Vaccinators are going whare to whare with Pfizer shots in the Far North to make sure nobody misses out.