Ireland crash over for a try, finally breaking the Māori defence line in the second half.

Thousands of carbon credits were sold, but the Carbonz market only managed one day of trading before pausing business.

Sean Wainui's family was on hand as the Māori All Blacks and Ireland honoured him ahead of kickoff.

Work to fix and reopen the former Rydges Hotel has ground to a “frustrating” halt in the face of another round of legal insurance wrangles.

With 30% of visitors at Coronet Peak and The Remarkables coming from across the ditch, some restaurants and bars are struggling to keep up due to lack of staff.

Leigh Albert knew she had a decision to make after becoming a widow at 37. Grief could swallow her whole, or she could use it to propel herself into the future.

Hong Kong has been named the most expensive city in which to live and work overseas this year.

Jacinda Ardern will speak at the Nato Leaders’ Summit, after spending the night with the West’s most powerful leaders at a dinner hosted by the King of Spain.

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Manager says they parked in the building thinking it was secure, but now think there's no difference between parking there and on the street.

Associate education minister Jan Tinetti has asked officials to look into schools' policies on LGTBQI inclusivity, in a bid to ensure "all students are safe."

Samoan mother-of-six Tereise Maefia is putting her children through school by giving seasonal workers a taste of home.

When Marilyn Corson's sister was electrocuted, she rushed to her aid. But when she touched her arm, she got a shock that caused burns from her feet to her face.

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Artist Joy Bell is celebrating the radical revamp of her home near Warkworth as she enters a new phase of creativity.

Fuelled by his mum's cancer diagnosis and medical treatment, Dallin Lemusu resolved to become a doctor to do better for his people.

The new additions to Feilding will make it easier for staff to attend callouts and for patients to access emergency care.

Cameron Jones was busted by another trainer who spotted him with a syringe, and is the second trainer to be banned for injecting the same horse.

The company has acknowledged its Matariki-themed sale was "culturally insensitive".

The salaries of local board members are linked to population growth and those in the booming west and south will see the biggest increases.