The city isn't “a particularly safe place”, and hasn't been for a few years because of Covid, company's managing director says after second burglary.

Michaela Barriball was collecting a benefit for taking care of Malachi Subecz. She assaulted him daily before he died.

Locals have noticed a sizeable buildup of steam over the mountain and the temperature of crater lake has risen to 39C

The 117-year-old building in central Christchurch is being demolished to make way for a new stadium.

Nearly 36 years after Alan Hall was convicted of murder, his case is set to return to the Supreme Court after admission miscarriage of justice likely occurred.

The former boyfriend of Elizabeth Zhong sobbed after he told a court he did not kill Elizabeth Zhong.

When a repeat burglar struck again, William Burr and his son were allegedly ready with a shotgun and butter knife, a court heard.

"Dale Plumides" is in fact a gay Dallas real estate agent. And "Rodney Mullen" is an Irish senator. Their shock was palpable.

House prices in Auckland dropped last month as the impact of changing economic conditions hit the market, Barfoot & Thompson says.

Shashikrant Dave had been saying his prayers at closing time when two people came in and punched him to the ground.

Grocery prices have risen an average 3.6% across Countdown stores as suppliers increased prices.

A 34-year-old man facing multiple charges following an incident which left a trail of destruction in central Timaru last month has denied all charges.

Three teens ram-raided and robbed service stations, dairies and a liquor store, while livestreaming one of their crimes on social media.

Armstrong Downes' liquidation “could have been avoided”, says Steven Sutorius, whose firm is scrambling to complete its $125m housing project.

Luke James Lambert was at “crisis” point when he suddenly began a “frenzied”, unprovoked stabbing attack on four people at a Dunedin supermarket.

A new code of conduct will be introduced after questions were raised following racist allegations.

GRAPHIC WARNING: Footage shows an off-duty police officer throwing bottles of Ajax to distract a man on a stabbing rampage, while another pins him with a chair.

The six-month-long operation, dubbed Operation Cobalt, is scheduled to begin in late June, Stuff has learned.

The designer of the Matariki tohu says it is designed to be inclusive of everyone in Aotearoa under Māori kaupapa.

Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier​ says Māori are bearing the brunt of a mental health system which doesn’t have the staff or infastrucure to cope.