The court decision clears a major hurdle out of the way for the Wellington development.

Police allege a legitimate foreign exchange business was used to launder money.

'Everyone's a winner' in current property market, commentator says.

Two men believed Aucklander Samiuela Anania Tupou was a member of a rival gang. He wasn't – he'd just chosen to wear blue that day.

Jaden Chhayrann, 17, was on a class field trip when he was caught in a rip while swimming and pulled out to sea.

The body of Denver Chance took several days to defrost before a post-mortem could be completed, a court has heard.

Iconic Motorhomes has been operating for 15 years, but could not survive while waiting for New Zealand's borders to re-open.

Sarah Owen is the second chief of staff to leave since Foster was elected mayor less than 18 months ago.

DNA taken from blood corresponding to both murder accused Samuel Samson and the victim Azalia Wilson were discovered in an Invercargill motel unit, where Wilson’s body was found, a high court jury has heard.

Iris Tomuri-Dinsdale, 58, has brain cancer and not long to live. She wants to spare her loved ones from as much stress as she can.

House price rises were unsustainable, the PM said. One graph shows the frenzy that followed.

The three travellers who tested positive arrived in New Zealand from Iran, Singapore and the United States.

A West Coast farmer is threatening to burn off 80 hectares of native bush on his property and turn it into pasture in a bid to raise its value and save his farm.

Another woman who is known to the victim was arrested at the address, police said.

Jerome Dean thumped his daughter up to six times in the head after he became angry he couldn't settle her.

As soon as a man is released from prison he must get himself to his mum's place in Greymouth and stay on the Mainland.

REVIEW: It could have been this decade's That's Fairly Interesting, but instead it is something far more deeper, resonant and emotionally satisfying.

A man marked his 33rd birthday with 15 Steinlagers. A judge said most people with his breath-alcohol limit would claim they drank half a glass of wine.

There were anxious faces, waving flags, hysterical cheers, and champagne bottles popping as Stuff's visual journalists captured all the action from race 10.

An independent review into the deaths of hundreds of fish in an Otago stream has found no strong evidence to lay blame on the chief suspect.