A person has been seriously injured and another has been charged after an alleged assault in Christchurch.

A doctor intended to refer the woman for ultrasound but did not do so. She was later diagnosed with a rare cancer.

REVIEW: Pilloried for its supposed "celebration" of violence, this 1994 crime drama-cum-media satire showcases the best and worst of Oliver Stone.

Own one of two sprawling Christchurch mansions, for the price of an Auckland villa.

The Government is still consulting on vaccine certificates despite rates of first doses crashing.

She lost her job after she refused to be vaccinated and claimed she was unfairly dismissed. A High Court judge doesn't agree.

ANALYSIS: It's more bad news for Judith Collins, but Labour won't be overly thrilled about the latest political opinion poll either.

REVIEW: The combo of breathtaking performances by the likes of Andy Serkis, with the Wellington wizards' superb CGI-creations, will leave you stunned.

More bacon butties and the opportunity to get a ride to and from a vaccine clinic are the latest jab incentives in Taranaki this week.

The world's most popular contemporary medical drama is back, while a beloved sci-fi franchise gets an anime makeover.

A trial that will allow travellers to isolate at home is ready to get under way. So who can sign up, and when will the rest of us get to skip MIQ?

The move is seen as a way to provide more certainty and safety for festivals and large events.

South Taranaki District Council has joined a growing number of councils around the country that are expressing their concerns over the Governments Three Waters reform proposal.

A convenience store in Auckland's CBD and a petrol station in Glen Innes were added to the list of locations linked to Covid-19 cases on Monday.

South Auckland's Clover Park was identified as a suburb of interest last week, but less than a quarter of residents have since been swabbed.

All airport staff who are customer facing, those who handle bags, and the managers of those workers will be required to have their first vaccine by November 14.

Contractors repairing a culvert on the highway linking Canterbury and the West Coast found a “void” under the road, forcing its closure for several hours.

A paragliding pilot who tried to sell an illegal flight to an undercover agent had no regard for other operators who were following the rules properly, a court has heard.

The first TV poll released during lockdown shows Labour slipping three points, but it won't be Judith Collins celebrating.

The build of a 4G cellphone tower resumed on Monday and is expected to take ten working days.