Headquarters Bar is one of the latest locations of interest published by the Ministry of Health on Sunday.

A 23-year-old woman was charged after producing a fake exemption document to police at Pak'nSave Silverdale, north of Auckland, on Friday.

There were 83 new cases of Covid-19 in the community on Sunday, the highest number of new cases in a single day so far during the Delta outbreak.

The Block teams produce some great courtyards, but creating a disturbance while breaking the curfew at 2.30am is simply daft.

A pair of tītipounamu have travelled 3km across Wellington, from Zealandia to Thorndon, and are thought to be the first in the area in more than 100 years.

Covid-19 has shone a spotlight on a lack of beds, ventilators and qualified staff, alerting the public to issues faced by healthcare staff every day.

Police stopped a woman who wasn't wearing a mask in the supermarket. She claimed she had a mask exemption, but it was forged.

Christopher Plummer's final role finally makes it onto Kiwi screens, while a new thriller will have you on the edge of your seat.

Families separated, a frustrating website, and quick-to-disappear spots. Kiwis here and abroad share their MIQ frustrations.

REVIEW: As well as being an engrossing, entertaining mystery, it offers plenty of witty bon mots, physical comedy potential and caustic asides.

Police and the Porirua Mayor urge people to stay away unless they live in the area, as a pod of seven orca frolick in the Pāuatahanui Inlet.

Big orange barriers at some of New Plymouth’s most popular recreation spots are a reminder to stay home.

It's not the first time a gastropub owner has experienced a burglary, but this one during lockdown is "the worst".

Southland and Otago cancer patients are still travelling to Christchurch for treatment under alert level 4. The Southern District Health Board is looking for ways to make up lost time when restrictions ease.

Ministry of Health has revealed 30 of the 34 Covid-19 cases in hospital are Pacific people.

A little creativity and some friendly teddy bears are being used to make people smile as the latest Covid-19 lockdown continues.

Jacinda Ardern says she is "disappointed" National has rejected virtual sitting of Parliament but will not suspend sitting again.

A school principal was lucky not to be killed when a pair of drunken vandals felled an iconic pine tree onto a road just seconds before he drove by.

Teachers who haven't been vaccinated against Covid-19 yet are anxious about being at the frontline under the Delta variant.

Hospitality operators are gearing up for a shift down to alert level 3 on Wednesday, which will enable businesses to offer contactless takeaway and food delivery services.