Midnight altercation at street racer hotspot could have seen as much as $80,000 worth of milk go down the drain, dairy farmer says.

A man allegedly rammed a police car then drew a weapon on police on State Highway 1 at Dacre near Invercargill.

Four people were taken hospital, one in a critical condition and three in serious condition. Another was treated at the scene.

As unvaccinated Kiwis locked out of society begin to return, how can New Zealand mend the mandate pain?

Two men were assaulted with a weapon near an Upper Hutt petrol station, 40 minutes after telling police they were being followed and recorded.

An archaeological dig revealed thousands of historical relics, including leather shoes and grocery store tokens that provide insight into life in the 1850s.

The "contemptible" posters reappeared in the store window a few weeks ago, but were defaced with white paint over the weekend.

When Tiemi Kenrick saw the "awful" substance pouring into the Waikato River, his first thought was human waste, not iron floc.

Immigration says their mum is too obese to stay in NZ, and she could be forced back to South Africa after her husband dies.

Wayne Taylor was reported missing on February 22 after he was last seen in Blenheim.

Those arrested came from all walks of life, including tradies, entertainers, and health workers. Most were men, and their average age was 45.

Russell Grant was returning home from work at night on his 50cc scooter when he hit Frederick Matete's parked truck, which had no rear light fitted.

The red setting of the Covid traffic-light system is just a lockdown by a different name, say many in the business sector, and more people are getting sick of life in limbo.

The car park at Tanera Park has “degenerated into a drift patch” thanks to a perfect cover of fine gravel, one fed-up resident says.

Gathering in the Courtyard of the Daughter of Peace offers support for Ukrainians.

A group of Southland parents have fought to make sure the voices of their children and other Southlanders living with disabilities are heard.

Thomas Edmonds' great-great-grandson said the rotunda was gifted to the people of Christchurch so they could listen to music. And on Sunday, they listened to music.

Completion of a Christchurch cycleway could cost ratepayers millions of dollars, but the decision is set to be discussed behind closed doors.

A drive-thru vaccination clinic in Waitara on Sunday saw 108 people get jabbed or boosted.

Evan Stewart will face a court examination to explain his company's $6.5 million in overseas assets when it can't pay its tax bill.