Hamish McIlraith was kept afloat by a $4 pool noodle after his homemade dinghy capsized on Monday.

Dozens of jobs expected to be impacted, including some at newest acquisition TV3.

The Government has lifted its pause on travel to and from Perth, effective midday Wednesday.

Police say the the 27-year-old man was driving so fast he become airborne, clearing a fence, before landing amid a stack of fruit bins.

Two years ago, Nyomi Coleman’s best friend was brutally killed. Now her partner is the victim of an alleged murder.

The watchdog wants the Commerce Commission to step in after seven sunscreens failed to meet sun protection promises.

Since opening their first business by the seaside in Sumner, the coffee machine has been running continuously.

A woman has tearfully told a court she was scared after she saw her co-worker Sagaia Kaisala fatally hit by a speeding car.

Matthew Webber was only the second person to be sentenced for murder as a third strike offence, but still argued a minimum of 15 years in jail was unfair.

Jason Trembath will be released with strict parole conditions after serving time for groping multiple women, including some who were out walking with their children.

An autistic boy has written to the Children's Commissioner telling him being excluded from school makes him feel "like I shouldn't exist".

A "pink" supermoon is dazzling onlookers in Aotearoa on Tuesday night.

A woman was punched numerous times in the face and her friend was smashed around the head with a spade following a perceived driving incident in Taranaki.

Before setting sail on the HMNZS Aotearoa, the New Zealand Governor-General knew she needed to stop by New Plymouth's contemporary art gallery.

Sir Tim Shadbolt is refusing to apologise despite his councillors saying comments he made in an April 9 article about IT training were factually incorrect.

Some in the rural community feel "unfairly burdened” by proposed rates hikes, while those trying to protect waterways feel the regional council should do more.

Thousands of immigrants from different groups are coming together to advocate for better rights for migrants amidst long delays INZ’s visa and residency processing.

National Party local government spokesperson Christopher Luxon says an in-depth inquiry is needed to address many of Auckland’s growth problems.

Four people were taken to Whangaui Hospital, three by ambulance and one by helicopter, after a two car collision near Whangaeho Bridge on Tuesday.

Trust is vital between vulnerable retirees and their carers, but there are concerns no time is being allowed to build it.