Jamaine​ Wharton was at a 21st party south of Whakatāne when he was confronted by two Mongrel Mob affiliates who appeared to take offence to his black hat.

It'll take a lot of things to go right for snow business as usual in 2023, but the administrators are working on it.

The announcement has left the university's staff fuming as they face hundreds of jobs being axed.

Hamilton's newest bridge will start to take proper shape over the next few weeks as contractors build out the deck on the one-of-a-kind structure.

The subvariant is among a group driving the next wave of Covid in the Northern Hemisphere.

A Taranaki woman who ripped off a work social club account was found out when one member tried to take out $10,000 and found there was less than $5 in the kitty.

The van, parked outside a Wairarapa butchery, was full of parcels when it was pinched on Thursday.

An incident of potential sexual misconduct was discussed during a board of trustees meeting at Timatanga Community School in West Auckland.

The new cases bring the total to 23, of which more than half were community transmission.

But Howard Temple denied that the community's doctrines had allowed abuse to flourish in the past, despite evidence from witnesses suggesting otherwise.

A meteorologist said it looked like a type of cloud that was similar to a small tornado, but that it did not actually reach the ground.

Stuff has obtained a staff directory from the council’s intranet – revealing what appear to be the key appointments in the mayoral office.

Dr Tony Hanne broke the rules to prescribe Ritalin and other ADHD drugs thousands of times as he worried patients would suffer if he didn't.

The attacker was armed with two knives. Detective Constable Jeremy Toschi had bottles of Ajax cleaner.

Cassie believes she was ejected from the hotel for being transgender in a heated dispute captured on camera.

The two car crash happened on the Hawke's Bay Expressway and reportedly left one person seriously injured.

The South Island is getting almost $70m to support the building of 3380 new homes across Tasman, Canterbury, and Otago.

Lincoln University staff have considered leaving the profession for the private sector as they struggle to pay bills.

Sir Tim Shadbolt has hung up his robes after 24-years as Invercargill mayor - and he has some departing words of wisdom.

Wayne Brown campaigned on clearing the decks of Auckland's council-controlled organisations. Why does he want directors gone... and can he fire them?