In a rare move, Heritage NZ has launched court action against company over collapse of an historic pā site

North Shore residents will be upset over the lack of local Anzac Day commemorations, a local board chairperson says.

A fishing rod and a chilly bin lid belonging to Jason Kauta have been washed up.

It will be a wet end to the week and beyond as the country prepares for Anzac Day.

Torty the tortoise has seen her fair share of Anzac Days since being smuggled out of a European battlezone more than 100 years ago.

The issue came to a head when the graduate discovered his employer, Sonia Yangyang Gill, was evading company tax.

Waikato University research suggests oxytocin, the 'love drug', could help curb unhealthy eating urges.

The base track is closed for public safety, Tauranga City Council says.

The pedestrian hit by a car in Timaru’s main street earlier this month has died. He was 69-year-old Timaru man Neville Crawford.

The person was taken to hospital in a serious condition after being run over by a tractor near Milton, about 50km south of Dunedin.

Two imitiation firearms were allegedly seen in the crowd where street racers blocked and harrassed a tanker driver.

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Nearby residents say the central city crash between a heavy vehicle and a car sounded like an explosion, with police confirming "a number" of deaths.

The under-fire agency faces a “massive risk” of losing staff to a new entity overseeing water assets, potentially hampering its own delivery plans.

Jacinda Ardern capped off her trip to Japan by reuniting with a former homestay sister she hasn't seen in decades.

The person died after getting stuck under a loader at a residential property in Tai Tapu.

Southland and Otago have 'probably' reached their Omicron peaks, but how long Covid-19 will still be in the community depends on Southerners, Southern DHB Covid lead Dr Hywel Lloyd says.

The motorways are mostly clear as the last Aucklanders leave the city for Anzac weekend.

Playground equipment, toys, and a garden built by children are some causalities of “senseless vandalism” at a rural playcentre.

A seasoned club netball umpire says she was treated disgracefully by a coach during a game in Invercargill, and volunteer officials deserve better.