First of the main banks moves after Reserve Bank increases official cash rate.

One person has died and another has been flown to hospital following the two-car crash on Tuesday afternoon.

New road markings in Pukekohe have locals taking a crooked path.

She spent the last of her savings putting glamping tents on TradeMe, to her Dad's horror. Two weeks later, her life changed.

Put your hand up to take on our 100 metres of inflatable madness, and you could win a VIP Red Bull experience for two.

Former Invercargill Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt says life has been challenging since being ousted from the top job, but he’s trying to stay involved in the community.

Engineers are deciding what to do next after the slip on State Highway 2 caused long traffic delays when it came down on the weekend.

Police will be clamping down on serious retail crime by boosting police presence after the Sandringham stabbing - but do the public think it's enough?

I grow all my veges, cut my own wood for power. But I spend 45% of my wage on a mortgage so I know 2023 is going to be hard.

It took mere seconds for a huge landslide to create a 13ha lake in the Mangapōike River near Gisborne. Settling on a name has taken three years.

Two men have been sentenced for burning down the Tauranga Rainbow Youth building in what the LGBTQIA+ community called “an act of terror”.

The ACT Party has proposed an RMA alternative that would introduce “street votes” and a freshwater market. It also wants to partially sell KiwiRail.

At least 40% of Christchurch schools will have 30kph slow speed zones by mid-2024. Where schools are close together, the zones will be joined up.

Teina Cook's camera showed a bright ball of light whizzing through the air. When she realised what it was, she "freaked out".

The owner of Trendez says she paid a patched gang member to tell rough sleepers to go away after feeling intimidated and harassed.

Ban on a variety of seafood exports issued after a case brought by Sea Shepherd arguing a lack of action by the government to protect critically endangered Māui dolphins.

Te Whatu Ora chair Rob Campbell says a recent visit to Middlemore Hospital gave him first-hand insight into what it’s like for frontline workers.

One woman got more than she bargained for after going in for a fresh new hairdo after a breakup with her boyfriend.

The Three Waters reforms are once again controversial, but the long-running reforms continue – here’s a look at where the Three Waters reforms are at.

The Government’s apparent effort to have political parties “discuss” its bid to entrench public ownership of water assets appears destined to fail.