The resignations follow a series of accusations of physical and emotional abuse within the megachurch.

Gang members were beaten on sight, skinheads made their presence felt on the main street, and pads were targetted with bombs.

Renovations in an old school house have revealed school essentials from yesteryear, but it's the safe without a key that's keeping its contents a mystery.

Che’ Lee Whiting, 48, had been missing since the beginning of May, but police said he had been found on Friday.

Could we live in a jab-free future? Scientists are investigating how dissolvable patches could deliver drugs instead of needles.

Shazly Rasheed, the second councillor to quit in a term, blames bullying and a lack of faith in the city's leadership.

Dark stains have been appearing on homes near the city's stinky fire-damaged wastewater plant - making residents even more worried about their health.

Photographs with no camera required. The intricate art of sun printing is proving comforting companion for an artist healing from the death of her mum.

OPINION: Mounting overdue student debt shows big risk for borrowers.

What the volunteers at Whatunga Tūao give in time, they get back in human connection and xxxx

Mose Skipworth is tackling the rise in kids wagging school one early-morning door knock at a time.

Defence Minister Peeni Henare says $525m for ageing ships and aircraft will “ease the tension” felt by the Defence Force as it rebuilds from the pandemic.

One local iwi is taking its fight to protect little blue penguins/kororā, which it believes are threatened by the marina construction, back to court.

While the PM tells the world NZ is open for business, refugees continue to wait as Aotearoa again fails to meet its quota obligations.

It's a job where employees take on the role of counsellor, driver and friend - taxi drivers share their stories of life behind the wheel.

The Crusaders start second half with solid lead over the Reds.

The first five-eighth's decision to stay in NZ bolsters Ian Foster's options for the World Cup.

Northland's Kaikohe has an extra police presence after gun violence in the town, but it comes at the expense of Auckland - also plagued by shootings.

REVIEW: Evoking memories of other one-last-big-night tales like Superbad and Booksmart, this mixes race-relations observations with hilarious hijinks.

The Eastern Southland town of Gore and surrounding districts is a gold mine for rugby talent and schools from outside the region are circling.