Two people have been transported to Auckland City Hospital in relation to the incident. One of them is critically injured.

One of the craziest T20 games you will ever see ends with Black Caps bowling star doing the unthinkable with the bat on his home turf in Mt Maunganui.

Wairarapa is well-known for producing fine wines but a new bar is being stocked with zero-alcohol options.

Police have closed a road in north Canterbury following the crash.

REVIEW: It's Rankin/Bass-meets-Team America, but where the taste level is way off and the actual jokes are few and far between.

A long-time friend of Peter Tuhi, 67, describes him as a "bloody hard worker", who he had many laughs and roadtrips with over the years.

REVIEW: Forget the tone-deaf Home Alone "reimagining", this offers perfect, undemanding Christmas viewing that the whole whānau can watch together.

People can already get Covid-19 vaccine boosters four months after their second dose instead of waiting until next month, the Ministry of Health has clarified.

With Timaru’s Caroline Bay carnival cancelled for the first time in more than a century, the Caroline Bay Association is scrambling to fill the large financial gap this creates.

The warehouse floor at NZ Post’s New Plymouth depot is almost empty as lunchtime approaches just two days before Christmas.

A church in Tauranga is the latest location of interest linked to the community outbreak of Covid-19.

Frankie Mackay produces fine captain's effort as visitors take the spoils in Mt Maunganui.

Lisa Kudrow leads a menagerie of stars lending their voices to an animated animal comedy, while the latest pandemic drama might be the best yet.

A man in his 20s has been charged with murder after the death of a baby.

The girl, who a relative said "always had a smile on her face", was at the public pool in Christchurch with her grandmother, Stuff understands.

They found the 68-year-old mariner sunburnt, covered in oil and unable to keep up with the water coming onboard.

Canoe racing great banned from the sport following a long-running investigation into sexual harassment allegations.

Locals are scratching their heads in confusion after hundreds of sardine-like fish washed onto Tāhunanui Beach in Nelson.

A major slip between Pukerua Bay and Paekākāriki means all services are unable to pass between these stations.

Craig Little says the tourist attraction staying closed until late January hurts the local community, but iwi say protecting the vulnerable is paramount.