Fifty-six Taranaki tamariki have been vaccinated against Covid-19 with expired vaccine.

The promotional material featured Christian iconography and a play on words talking about 'Jesus saves', denigrating the central message of the faith to a sales pitch.

David Brown's victims begged him to stop driving as he hit speeds of up to 150kmh – but he didn’t listen.

Future plans for the prominent central city site, which will be empty when the Aussie department store closes its doors on June 12, are unclear.

Without a job, they can't afford the documents they need to get back to Fiji – and they're not eligible for benefits.

Aucklanders are being warned about GBL being spiked or substituted with diethylene glycol - which is toxic even in very low doses.

A pilot landing under a visual approach nearly collided with another plane after misidentifying their place in the landing queue.

Soft sand has long been a barrier for many getting onto the beach, but thanks to a new mat, Nelson's main beach is now accessible to all.

Aucklanders took more than 1 million trips across the city's bus, train and ferry services last week - for the first time this year.

A young girl was unable to walk for months after getting caught in a boat rope, flipped into a lake, and injured by the boat’s propeller.

New report reveals the extent of the impact human activity is having on NZ's air, land and water - and how environmental damage affects our own mental health.

New Zealand and the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency have announced a $5 million partnership to increase employment and economic benefits for the region's fisheries.

Reporter Kate Green and photographer Jericho Rock-Archer get behind the wheel to test whether Transmission Gully makes Easter weekend traffic any less hellish.

The Easter Bunny is said to deliver Easter Eggs in a basket; a kiwi charity, however, makes its deliveries in a chilly bin.

Politicians across Western democracies are concerned by the decision of New Zealand’s Supreme Court to allow an extradition to China.

Analysis: James Shaw confirmed the nation is already ahead of its proposed carbon budgets. But staying within the caps might not be so easy.

Community leaders welcome Northland's "surprise" move to the orange traffic light setting, but protecting whānau is top of mind.

The owner of Dimitris Greek Food has been forced to increase prices, after items such as canola oil jumped 60 per cent in the past year.

The man was flown to hospital after crashing into a rock about 80 metres from the top of a hill.

A woman is protecting her 'meth addicted partner' who may have been responsible for intentionally inflicting serious injuries to her baby, a judge has been told.