There are 13 new community cases, and NZ is expecting a new shipment of Pfizer vaccines from Spain.

Andrew Montgomerie admits being involved in the incident but denies his conduct was criminal after another man was injured at a Westmere party.

There'll be extra security when an Auckland supermarket reopens after an Isis sympathiser, armed with a knife, attacked shoppers in the aisles.

Wet and wild conditions forecast for the West Coast while Canterbury, Southland, Wellington and Wairarapa might need to batten down the hatches.

In an email to colleagues, the Auckland carer said they "decided to go the extra mile" - which included getting a bucket of KFC in Huntly.

After years of legal action and two appeals, Colin Craig has been told he can't challenge a High Court ruling that he sexually harassed his press secretary.

There are 13 new cases in the Delta community outbreak, as day three tests of patients and staff at Middlemore Hospital have come back negative.

Cyber-security agency Cert NZ says it is 'working very hard with those affected'.

Officers want to hear from anyone who had contact with the woman in the week leading up to the Rotorua fire.

A 17-year-old died and two others were taken to hospital after the car left Shelly Bay Rd and rolled on to rocks on Wednesday night.

A convicted murderer turned police informant has been released from prison but only after a confession.

The man responsible for the terror attack at New Lynn Countdown was out on bail, after being charged with attacking two Corrections officers inside prison and telling them he would "get them".

Benedict Cumberbatch headlines an Otago-shot western, Edgar Wright's latest features a Kiwi star and a co-production with Canada has plenty of buzz.

Parents and students are still adjusting to the Level 2 rule of mask wearing but some students are giving it the thumbs up. “I think it would be cool if [wearing masks] was mandatory, but I can understand some people just don't like wearing masks.â...

After years of complaints the city council is on the hunt for a new site for a problem that made Christchurch's Bromley arguably the smelliest suburb in New Zealand.

Flights were delayed after security found a possible 'improvised explosive device' while scanning luggage at Christchurch Airport. What the item was remains unclear.

The list of 131 locations of interest includes multiple essential services such as pharmacies, supermarkets and dairies.

Two men are on the run after stealing cash and cigarettes from a Canterbury petrol station at gunpoint.

A stark warning has been delivered to the Government by arts industry heads: provide us lifelines, or we may close forever.

OPINION: I'm getting the vaccine for the greater good, but I may no longer be welcome in my family home.