Damin Cook's victim says she's still healing from the trauma of her assault, but wants to ensure her daughters never go through anything similar.

Auckland University of Technology’s plan to axe hundreds of jobs has been branded “ludicrous” by staff and students.

ANZ is increasing the interest rate on two of its shorter-term home loan offers.

Michael Pratt promised modelling jobs, but they ended up in pornography shoots that went online without their permission. The FBI is offering $100k to find out where he is.

Police seized about $70,000 worth of drugs, including methamphetamine, LSD and cannabis, along with almost $20,000 in cash.

The Tukituki MP has no case to answer after constituents complained her support of council candidate Damon Harvey didn't acknowledge they are married.

Paul Stuart hasn't driven his new Peugeot since March, when the road was resurfaced, for fear of the damage loose chips will cause.

A 27-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman have been arrested in Henderson in connection with a firearms incident in Sunnyvale on Sunday.

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Despite criticising the $4.4b City Rail Link on the campaign trail, mayoral candidate Wayne Brown didn't turn up to a briefing about the project.

The Crown says the murder of Nigel Fuatimu was committed out of "pure hatred and cowardice" as he lay on the ground unconscious in an Auckland park.

Let's Get Wellington Moving was a hot topic as the three top hopefuls faced off again, a day after tension between two of them boiled over on camera.

Two children have been taken to Starship in a serious condition after a crash at a pedestrian crossing in Auckland's Beach Haven.

Nearby properties in Epsom have been evacuated as a precaution.

One of NZ's oldest banks is gearing up to attract a whole new generation of customers.

"We're standing up for what we believe in today and everyone else that's been failed by our justice system," one protester says.

Work on the $280 million Mt Messenger Bypass will resume on Friday, hours after police brought an end to a 26-day site occupation.

Close to 100 submitters – doctors, school students, disability advocates and local business owners – had their say on the Newtown plan, for a second time.

About 450 birds were spotted, “looking rather exhausted and skinny” after their annual 11,000km migration from Alaska.

Educators want more funding to be able to look after an increasing number of children with diverse learning needs.