Cycling activists are promising to keep going rogue and continue to install pop-up cycle lanes across Wellington.

Workers say new hope has been breathed into Dunedin's Hillside railway workshop after a major redevelopment was unveiled today

Amid Covid-19 recovery measures, ratepayers can expect yearly rates increases for a decade.

Department of Conservation's director-general Lou Sanson is leaving the role after eight years.

A group purporting to be responsible for the cyber attack on the Waikato District Health Board has sent an email, saying it has personal information of patients and employees.

Lesley Wheatley is blaming the building materials company James Hardie for what she says was faulty cladding that turned parts of her home to a wet, Week-bix-like mush.

New Zealand's quarantine-free travel with Victoria will be paused for 72 hours from 8pm because of community Covid-19 cases in Melbourne.

A man who fought to keep his name secret after he filmed people in a gym changing room can now be identified.

Dunedin City Council has agreed to the terms of reference for a review into its handling of the East Otago lead scare.

Legal action and fundamental reform of the aged care sector is being urged after a report into the death of a woman at a Timaru rest home.

A reported gas leak has led to the evacuation of a number of buildings in the Auckland CBD.

There are two new Covid-19 cases in managed isolation and quarantine facilities today, and the Ministry of Health says it is actively monitoring the latest cases in Melbourne.

The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that police were justified in fatally shooting a Waitara man when he pointed a firearm at an officer in May last year.

An autistic boy who was expelled from school despite appealing to the Children's Commissioner has now been out of school for seven weeks.

The way police investigated a crash in which two men died in a truck rollover resulted in an an eight-year fight for their families.

Redevelopment of Dunedin's Hillside railway workshop will begin this year after an $85m government investment and result in 45 new wagon assembly jobs, KiwiRail says.

Two people have died following a house fire in Coatesville this morning.

A study of more than 2000 New Zealand children has found nearly half are sleeping in bedrooms that are too cold.