Charlotte Bellis was a Prime News anchor. Now, she's one of few remaining foreign reporters in Kabul, Afghanistan, asking questions of the new Taliban regime.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says a mission to evacuate New Zealanders and Afghan allies from Taliban-controlled Kabul has been “hampered” by chaos outside the airport.

The Reserve Bank might have left the OCR on hold this week, but mortgage rate rises are still on the horizon, economists say.

A truck driver suffered minor injuries and was trapped in the cab when his milk tanker rolled on its side south of Timaru on Saturday.

The hospital has not been added as a location of interest despite the patient spending up to four hours in its emergency department waiting room.

Abuse victims urged to put safety before their fear of being arrested or told off.

Family court judge said their actions were inappropriate and any communication would be “a breach of judicial independence”.

One of the nation's leading epidemiologists says that the lockdown is likely to continue after next Tuesday; ACT is lashing the Government for an unrealsitic timeline.

A 70-year-old woman was killed in a three-vehicle crash in Rukuhia, out the outskirts of the city.

Several Central Auckland business associations want urgent action on crime in what is being called an “unprecedented show of solidarity” between the organisations.

With 51 confirmed cases and nearly 200 locations of interest across five North Island towns, the Delta outbreak in Auckland has continued to widen.

A Lotto Powerball player is in the money in a big way, to the tune of $11.5 million after Saturday night’s draw.

Peter Brown is trapped, but Air NZ insists there were enough flights to get people out.

The protectors said the camp was their home and they were following strict level 4 guidelines.

Nor was any traces of the virus found in wastewater testing. But Hamiltonians weren't being complacent, as hundreds lined up for the vaccine.

The driver who drove Royal Oak Intermediate students on August 13, 16, and 17 has tested postive for Covid-19.

Meanwhile, new locations in Auckland include a bowling centre, a superette, and another university campus, while several supermarkets have been added in Wellington.

A University of Auckland student who tested positive for Covid-19 on Friday, had previously attended a first year ball with about 500 students.

Some nurses are clocking off and going straight into babysitting for their colleagues during lockdown, a union says.

Here is all you need to know about getting a Covid-19 test in Wellington.