Du'Plessis Kirifi was caught flipping the bird after his side's win over the Waratahs and revealed it was abuse from the Leichardt Oval crowd that prompted it.

Goal attack Bailey Mes missed 10 shots on Monday night, but made the one that mattered in the final minute to secure her side's second win of the season.

Experts say the plan won’t be enough to get Christchurch commuters out of their cars, with tantalising parking options offering too much carrot and not enough stick.

The Government baulked at setting an end date for gas hook-ups but people should weigh up their own risks, says climate chair.

Taranaki climate advocate says plan too focussed on business, not enough on people.

Chris Mansfield was edited out of the reality show after an outstanding domestic violence charge in the United States came to light.

It's not immediately clear how the pair became stranded.

The festival, the brainchild of AUT student Ryan Chow, aims to shine a spotlight on young creatives' work.

There was even more cash to help lower-income families buy an EV. But the Government also backed down on a proposal to end fossil gas in new homes.

Subsidies for “clean” transport, a cornerstone of the Government’s new $2.9 billion Emissions Reduction Plan, could increase the price of electric vehicles and deter Southlanders from making the switch, an Invercargill car sales company directo...

A kauri planted in the grounds of Government House has marked both the launch of a nationwide planting project and the Queen's 70th jubilee.

REVIEW: If the action feels a little jarring, that’s only because the quieter moments are by far the more impactful in this achingly intimate tale.

One Auckland station was closed on Monday because of a lack of firefighters, the union says, while five other stations were short-crewed.

Fire tears through Dannevirke paint shop, leaving a blackened and charred mess

The prisoner, a young man, died during an altercation with staff in a mental health unit at Mt Eden Corrections Facility.

BusinessNZ chief executive Kirk Hope has defended an altered document that Minister Michael Wood has called part of an “active misinformation campaign”.

REVIEW: This might not have the shock value, or reach the searing heights of its predecessor, but its story should certainly create a discussion or two.

The developer of large Timaru retail complex with a clause banning a tavern from selling alcohol at the site until 2025, says there is nothing underhanded about his plans to sign a lease with Lone Star.

The Covid lockdowns and Pōkeno's massive population growth mean girls will benefit from a safe and stable group, guide leader says.

"We provide good quality shoes so our children feel valued" — a charity gears up to give away more than 500 pairs of shoes.