At least 40 drivers on the new billion-dollar motorway have reported chip damage, prompting a call to double following distances.

A new $5.6 million park would improve “dire” skate facilities in the capital, as the once-underground sport entrenches itself in the mainstream.

About 30 people have gathered in central Wellington park to let it be known they don't like the way the Government has handled the pandemic.

Are emerging technologies that alter the climate a risky distraction or a saviour? This week’s big global climate report should stoke the fiery debate.

When Qianqian Geng's husband died in a car crash, her residency application was put on hold and she worried she'd have to leave NZ - until she got a call from the immigration minister.

Plans to expand a miniature train network in a Christchurch domain have received overwhelming public support, but not everyone is happy.

On a Tuesday afternoon last month, around two dozen people joined a Zoom meeting to decide whether to sentence the New Zealand Government to death.

The cold case has been dealt a blow, with the death of a key witness who was one of the last to see Furlong alive - her boyfriend.

Two people, including a child, remain in hospital after separate crashes in Taranaki over the weekend.

Nine helicopters and four ground crews are working to control a fire burning across 1000 hectares of Department of Conservation land at Awarua, south of Invercargill.

A mother and son were found dead in their Christchurch home after police were asked to do a welfare check by a concerned relative.

Eighty-two riders took on the 130-kilometre course

A 17-year-old has been arrested after a suspected stolen car crashed into wall amid dramatic scenes in Wellington's Aro Valley.

It took less than two hours for the Taranaki community to raise $5000 for Ukraine – by clearing out the tables at a bake sale.

ANALYSIS: The peak of the Omicron outbreak has passed, vaccine passes will no longer be mandatory, and the trans-Tasman border will re-open. Could the Covid-19 restrictions be unwound even further?

The Government has put nearly $1 billion towards community healthcare for those with Covid-19, but not everyone is aware Covid-related GP appointments are free.

Bovine tuberculosis eradication in Aorangi Forest Park has been so successful, possum poisoning operations may end, leaving it vulnerable to pests.

Rotorua's council is pushing for an electoral law change. How did we get here?

Frances Sheehy​, 76, has been playing Bridge for 55 years, but these days Covid-19 is keeping her from participating in the tournaments she loves so much.

Recent heavy rain flooded several properties in the township, but the Whakatāne District Council says it has a fix.