A Nigerian doctor running clinics offering biomagnetic resonance modelling that claim to diagnose an "exact illness and its causes" has been censured by health authorities.

The leading NPC provinces spend about $1.8 million on their playing squads, the bottom teams have a budget of almost half that. Does that gap need to be closed for the competition's sake?

Hordes of costumed families have flocked to an Auckland street famous for its spooky celebrations.

Demolition work has signalled the start of the $8.1m redevelopment of Fraser Park.

Two old surf lifesaving buddies have teamed up to try and help suppliers get paid on time and ease business cashflow.

First the bag went, now the humans. Vacuum industry says it is on cusp of huge sales.

Football Ferns include one newcomer in 24-strong squad for first games on New Zealand soil in five years.

Pastor's 'bullet' sermon highlighted limits of human rights protections in hate speech law.

Drivers were earlier asked to remain patient after a three-car crash led to lengthy traffic delays.

Andrew Clennett, CEO of Hiringa Energy, said they were “happy and relieved” with Justice Christine’s Grice’s ruling, which was released on Monday.

Potential changes to hate speech law have been on the cards for years, after a review in the aftermath of the March 15 terror attacks.

REVIEW: With an Italian island location and a stronger ensemble, the writing feels crisper, the satire sharper and the central mystery more compelling.

It is billed as one of the country's largest infrastructure projects, but plans to trim back the $1.4 billion rebuild of Dunedin Hospital pose serious concerns.

E wātea ana ngā whare ki a rātou kua kaumātua ake i te 60 tau, he hononga tonutanga ō rātou ki te marae.

The units are available for those over 60 who have an ongoing relationship with the marae.

Manawatū started their Furlong Cup campaign with a first-innings win over Hawke's Cup.

A 1960s Arthurs Pt home shows what can be done on a "modest but comfortable income, plus a little ingenuity and a lot of fun".

The living wage will be paid to hospo workers at venues like Huxley's, Bethel Woods and The Green Man.

The more affordable parts of Auckland had the biggest rent increases in the year to September, Barfoot & Thompson says.

Two hundred and thirty full-time staff were originally set to lose their jobs. After consultation, AUT has increased that number.