Invercargill teenage tennis player Halle Faherty will be eyeing a third straight Southland Women’s title this weekend.

After some near misses in recent weeks, the Phoenix women eye their first victory against the also-winless Canberra.

Liberato Cacace said it brought tears to his father’s eyes when he took the field for Empoli.

Speaker Trevor Mallard has asked for the sprinklers to run all night, but protesters are re-directing water and digging trenches in the ground.

The SDHB says positive Covid-19 cases have been confirmed in Invercargill and Gore.

Moana Pasifika players are isolating in their Queenstown hotel and rugby bosses believe the risk to the local community is low.

Watch our panel of five incredible and opinionated wāhine talk about the state of size inclusivity in Aotearoa.

Ashburton's new library and civic centre appears set to be delayed by months due to supply chain issues – and a budget blowout could come with it.

The United States' secretary of state, Antony Blinken, is bypassing New Zealand on a trip across the south Pacific due to the country’s strict managed isolation requirement.

A sports day held at an Auckland university campus is among the latest locations of interest linked to the Covid-19 outbreak.

REVIEW: An understated, yet powerful drama, it offers lessons for Kiwis around gun control and those seeking to turn our own 2019 horror into a movie.

A new British thriller revolves around a toxic workplace, while Lee Child's beloved literary anti-hero finally gets a worthy adaptation.

The two-vehicle crash has reportedly left one person seriously injured.

To celebrate the arrival of the entire 15 seasons of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation on TVNZ, we take a look at the show's best bits - from plushies to Lady Heather.

In the wake of torrential rain on the West Coast, officials say the flood damage to houses has been minimal but the damage to roads and bridges is widespread, leaving at least one community isolated.

Rising fuel costs are starting to bite the rural sector just as the harvest season hits.

The existence of the tape was only a rumour until last week, when an audience member released an hour-long audio recording of the only time the US grunge band played in New Zealand.

Davina Sully “scaled mountains” to see her younger sister before her death, but in the end, she missed it by six hours.

Left-hander's 97 allowed Rob O'Donnell to make a declaration late on day one of their Plunket Shield clash in Dunedin.

The last time humidity like this hit the city people were worrying about Y2K.