Wellington, Wairarapa and Canterbury are the most at risk as Antarctic gales whip up large swells that may cause damage in exposed places.

Jennifer Valk gave safe codes to a man she barely knew. It set off a chain of events that ended with a body on a beach. On Wednesday, she had her day in court.

Days away from moving towns, a Manawatū woman has again found herself the victim of car thieves.

Auckland Council is quitting the film studio business as it sells assets, looking to offset a $90m revenue hit from Covid-19.

Spate of shootings believed to have been carried out by Killer Beez and Tribesmen gangs has left innocent families "absolutely terrified", police say.

Transport minister unveils bilingual 'Kura School' sign, promises more to come

What happens when house buyers are literally left in limbo without keys? It is a scenario more common than you would think.

He was off work on ACC for almost 18 months but the roofer was still entitled to $8325 for unused annual leave.

A former student who had to change schools because of his traditional tattoo hopes new uniform guidelines will stop others from being expelled for expressing their culture.

Joe Hawke was a protester, a politician, and many other things. But across the kōrero and memories shared this week, it became clear he was a man who could bring people together.

Former Dilworth student says he fled his former music teacher's Waiheke Island bach after the man tried to touch him sexually and take lewd photos.

The NZ Professional Firefighters Union says it will be taking strike action.

More than 1000 staff have been told to work from home after it was discovered the building doesn’t meet earthquake standards.

Melanie Magowan had a tough choice to have her lower leg removed 19 months ago. In August, she will represent New Zealand at the Waka Ama World Championships.

The journal of racist murderer Lionel Terry has been kept under wraps for generations. In a Stuff exclusive, the ‘’family heirloom’’ is shared with the public for the first time.

Anne Lee​ says extra funds mean her organisation can meet the demand for budgeting and driving skills among migrants and refugees.

Although the subvariants look to be more transmissible, they don't appear to make people any sicker.

ANALYSIS: The PM hit the ground running. In business parlance she was leveraging her own brand to push that of New Zealand Inc.

OPINION: There's glass half full and then there's glass overflowing. Kevin Norquay laments his dealings with the local council.

Many people with long Covid fit the definition of disability, and the health system may struggle to manage, Disability Rights Commissioner says.