The head of managed isolation and quarantine facilities has made more changes to the exercise bus system, after failures onboard a bus from the Grand Mecure Hotel.

A traffic safety project in an Auckland suburb has created quiet streets, but also an uproar of criticism from many who did not know it was happening.

The family of one of the men killed at Auckland Ports wants the chief executive to resign following damning revelations into the Ports' safety culture.

Anne Tolley says in 30 years in politics she has not seen seen a community so poorly served with their community facilities as Tauranga.

Sixteen Auckland GP clinics will see urgent care cases for free.

The lawyer acting for a group of Chinese nationals allegedly working illegally at an Auckland building site is calling for an investigation into their situation.

A west Auckland man who ignored kauri dieback rules has been found guilty of breaking the law.

The father of one of the Pike River victims is considering legal action against the government for not going further inside the mine.

Survivors of abuse and the network groups that support them want an independent statutory body to oversee the redress process for victims.

A man arrested soon after the Dunedin City Council's civic centre was vandalised this morning will appear in court on several charges tomorrow.

Two people have been arrested in Auckland after two aggravated robberies and a vehicle theft this morning.

A rāhui has officially been enacted today to help protect the Foveaux Strait oyster fishery from the potential spread of a deadly parasite.

Some building industry players are stockpiling materials as supply line pressures choke timber and other products, an expert says.

The Maritime Union is calling for Tony Gibson to resign after a scathing report into health and safety failings at the Ports.

A high-profile sportsman facing a number of drugs charges has taken his fight to keep his name secret to the High Court.

An entertainer who admitted trying to bribe a man to get him to drop his indecent assault complaint against a prominent businessman can now be named.

In a written statement, the ministry said the two new cases arrived on the same flight as 10 cases detected yesterday, which travelled from India via UAE.

Jay Lingman has been found guilty of murdering Auckland man Denver Chance by shooting him in the head three times before using a chainsaw to fit the body into a chest freezer.