A second Dunedin partygoer has been seriously injured after falling from a balcony, just hours after a 19-year-old man plummeted from a two-storey roof.

New poll has Labour beating out National once more - but it's tight.

Angus Brow spent "hundreds of hours" finding out why he was paying for building materials from an island in the Hauraki Gulf, not his local supplier.

Torn from the safety and love of their parents, the eight Harris siblings spent the rest of their childhood running, trying to escape the abuse inflicted on them in state care.

Wellington Water has admitted that fluoride has not been going into one of the region’s water treatment plant since May last year and into another plant since last November.

Traffic light restrictions and vaccine passes could be eased as Auckland looks to leave Omicron peak, PM Jacinda Ardern says.

The tanker hit a power pole on South Rd, Pihama, State Highway 45,

About 7800 prepay Z customers have been topped-up with bonus litres.

Shopping around for a bargain before fuelling up is tricky in places like Coromandel Town and Ōhakune. So how are they doing?

Airline sends threatening lawyer's letter after learning former staffer had told Stuff about her sacking and senior staff sneaking cigarettes into NZ.

Labour MPs on the justice select committee have blocked a National Party request for a hearing on the occupation and riot at Parliament.

Charges of inciting a riot and failing to give police fingerprints or a photograph laid against Brad Flutey have been dropped without explanation.

Whale rescuers say they are working to confirm reports of a whale stranding in Golden Bay.

The building giant says it has not applied for the Government's Omicron support packages and it is moving to a strategy of "living with Covid".

A Canterbury family has spent almost $13,000 trying to have safe drinking water, but frequent tests show their nitrate levels are still higher than they'd like.

Thanks to vaccinations and treatments, a balance has been found between lockdowns and livelihoods.

A petition started four years ago, to save Back Beach from a potential dog ban, has a new lease on life.

Manawatū man David Lyttle waited more than six years for a murder charge to be dismissed.

Alina Sellars spends most waking moments planning how she will help her parents get out of the “hellish” conditions they are living in.

The curriculum’s launch caused huge excitement among the pupils at the Auckland primary school Ardern visited to announce it, but it attracted a more mixed reaction back at Parliament.