The long-awaited Game of Thrones prequel series is finally here and two locally-made favourites are back.

An art piece from one of New Zealand’s most renowned artists failed to meet its reserve price of $700,000.

Between two Oscars, four Golden Raspberry Awards and two marriages to actors named Jennifer, he's packed a lot into a 30-year career in the spotlight.

The 14-year-old and his mother spent hours in hospital for x-rays and broken teeth after a fight between schoolmates kicked off at the Lower Hutt shopping centre.

Instagram will censor breastfeeding, or nude Renaissance portraits, but Tommy Lee's selfie from the neck down remained up for six hours.

Two New Plymouth hoteliers found their dream spot on Oakura Beach and built a house with sea views from every room.

A senior Timaru firefighter says they have been left with no other choice but to strike for an hour on Friday.

The new house will give five people with disabilities at a time the opportunity to learn the skills needed to live independently.

Wallace's mother loses appeal in the latest step in her campaign to re-examine the shooting.

Auckland remains the key for the ambitious online grocer, a place to grow before expanding elsewhere.

Total demolition was favoured over removal and reuse of hospital campus buildings.

Campaigner Mike Smith wants the court to force polluters to signifiantly cut their climate-polluting activities.

Former Christchurch councillor and current ECan contender Deon Swiggs is distancing himself from a self-styled prince of the metaverse with whom he directed a company.

REVIEW: Those expecting a big-budget space extravaganza will be sorely disappointed, but for a slice of subversive sci-fi - this is ausgezeichnet fun.

The regional council has decided not to appeal a court decision overturning water bottling consents but Cloud Ocean Water says it will seek to challenge it.

Higher material costs, labour constraints, supply chain disruptions, credit constraints and building code changes are impacting construction activity, report says.

Methven has suffered through yet another boil water notice, which meant another busy winter weekend in the tourist town sourcing clean water.

Christchurch's only hospice needs to raise $5 million towards building a new purpose-built facility to support those needing end-of-life care.

Covid-19 protocols more strict than Ministry of Health guidelines have been successfully challenged.

Hundreds are expected after three years of not being able to hold coronation celebrations at Tūrangawaewae Marae.