One-test All Black Josh Ioane celebrated his 50th NPC game in style, scoring under the posts to guide Otago to a five-point win over Hawke's Bay.

Loud banging and cracking sounds could be heard from inside the premises as flames up to six-storeys high could be seen from several suburbs away.

It's love at first sight. Who wouldn't want to curl up in this living room, but what stops it from being a perfect 10?

Join us for live coverage as the Phoenix take on fellow A-League Men side Melbourne City in the Australia Cup round of 16.

It was safer for both residents and emergency services to evacuate in daylight, rather than at 2am or 3am, Buller Civil Defence controller Al Lawn says.

“They got us in a big yellow raft and floated us up the driveway.”

Auckland candidate Viv Beck's full transport plan comes with councillors set to vote on a climate-focused version.

Pre-Covid, the global yearly spend of the rainbow tourism market was close to NZ$337 billion, not far behind the annual total spend by Chinese travellers overseas.

Defence force personnel will patrol the evacuated area overnight after relentless rain flooded streets. Meanwhile, parts of the West Coast have prepared for more flooding, with evacuations and sandbagging under way.

Between emergency jobs and training on new areas of expertise, Auckland Central's fire station is constantly active.

The child, who died in hospital after being found unresponsive at home on Sunday, had been living with approved caregivers.

In replays of last season, High School women and College men won this year's finals.

The NZ company is assuring the public it's safe to travel at high speeds just above the waves in something not in operation yet.

Stuff’s journalists and readers have been out capturing the extreme weather in Nelson-Tasman and the West Coast. Here are some of their best images.

Imagine a mash-up of Blade and The Last Boy Scout done properly and starring Jamie Foxx, Dave Franco and Snoop Dogg. That's Day Shift.

“This has been a very difficult decision for us but one we collectively deem necessary to maintain the health of the band."

After facing discrimination in his home country of Kenya, Abdul Mohamud found acceptance in Aotearoa. Now he wants to give back.

Chippie company quick to act after manager's racist online rant leaves bad taste in the public’s mouth.

Homeowners have felt the squeeze of the central bank's attempts to control inflation. Susan Edmunds looks at some of the alternatives, including more tax for high-earners.

Two-thirds of the sitting New Plymouth District Council want to be back around the table after October’s local body elections.