The small occupation claims mana whenua over the Auckland Domain, but tangata whenua Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei disagrees.

OPINION: When the NZ First leader went walkabout with protesters, the seeds were well and truly planted for yet another political comeback.

Karyn Goldingham told the High Court she had stopped spiritual healing after her friend committed suicide. She is still selling her services.

About 40 West Auckland buses a day will stop as bus companies grapple with driver shortages.

Kiwi bus driver Muhammad Isoof says he didn't fatally poison five people in Fiji, has never practised alternative medicine and is in jail for a crime he didn't commit.

Emergency services are responding to a serious crash on SH59, near Onepu Rd, Pukerua Bay.

Speaker Trevor Mallard confirmed the House would resume with “hybrid sittings” next week.

Police announced on Sunday they had arrested the 24-year-old man who they allege was a party to the murder.

Lizzia Makalio works with community groups and policymakers. She's also married to a Mongrel Mob member.

He appears to have died on Friday evening after completing his swim in less than 12 hours.

The officers were attended to by paramedics as a precaution, police said in a statement. Meanwhile, an unvaccinated couple got married at the protest site.

When one teen was arrested on an infamous Dunedin party street for disorderly behaviour, ‘’a few aggressive males’’ coughed on officers before fleeing the scene.

Inglewood mum Danielle Lehndorf can't afford to repair damage caused after loose roadworks gravel hit her car.

The confirmation of seven Covid-19 cases linked to the protest comes as sanitary fears loom large at occupation site.

It will be Southland versus the rest in the race for the PGG Wrightson Vetmed National Shearing Circuit title on Saturday.

Police have referred the matter to Heritage New Zealand. "Even if it were a case of homicide, it would be difficult...to prosecute."

Crew quick to tackle blaze near popular scenic spot in area covered by fire ban.

Up to 500 people gathered around Aotea Square to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Protesters carried signs and waved Ukrainian flags in solidarity with the eastern European nation after Russia's invasion.

Small-scale occupation of land near walkway has continued overnight.