A search of a rural property 10 days ago failed to turn up Thomas Phillips and his three children, who have been hiding out for more than six months.

Government loses the argument in the formal wrap up of the case that challenged the way MIQ stopped New Zealanders returning home.

Recently quit Hutt City councillor Shazly Rasheed liquidated her business owing hundreds of thousands of dollars to employees, the government and suppliers.

Stumpy was transferred to Orana from Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Australia in 1988 and had been at the wildlife park longer than any staff member.

After rising to fame as a high-flying businessman with his own football team, Terry Serepisos' empire crashed with the property tycoon left bankrupt. And now, he's back.

The colour for New Zealand’s home on the ice, Scott Base, has been chosen, and it's a colour that's been used before.

But some parents and civil liberties experts are objecting to the plan for drug dog searches at Kuranui College.

Latu Kepu killed a prison guard by punching him in the face. He's been sent back to jail after fleeing from the police.

What downturn? Everyone fell for the charm of this little Parnell beauty, which sold for a $1m profit after an intense bidding war.

A man who heard the gunshots and ran to check on his children nearby says it's the kind of place where everybody looks out for one another.

Company tells NZX it has withdrawn from proposed acquisition.

Father-of-two Ashley Neil O'Donnell, 35, was four minutes from home and four times the legal alcohol limit when he crashed his ute into a gully.

Trevor Mallard, Labour’s “attack dog” turned enforcer, leaves Parliament known for being a battler – not only because he threw a punch at a fellow MP.

Included in the agenda are plans to build a new community pavilion which would cater for first-class and category A cricketers.

The late All Blacks legend always said Pacific people were dying too young, and he wanted healthier living to be his legacy.

Frustrated farmer affected by flooding says years of trying to get his stopbanks built up have come to no avail.

Advocates say it's a sign landlords think they can dictate how tenants live, and Trade Me says discriminating on family status breaches human rights.

Te Parapara garden is a "portal to the old world" but, as the crisp morning dawns on Friday, it'll be the launchpad for Waikato's celebrations marking the Māori new year.

You'll probably hear those three letters quite a bit this week. Here's a quick guide to our main measure of economic activity.

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused supply chain issues over the past two years - so what's hard to get your hands on now?