Yelling heard along street as a New Plymouth home went up in flames, with residents forced to flee.

A person has been freed from car after it crashed into a parked truck in Titahi Bay, Porirura.

A Fire and Emergency spokesperson said the fire started at midday Saturday and crews were still working to contain it.

As a Taranaki 27-year-old asked the deputy prime minister why a “life-changing” drug was still not funded, she apologised for her heavy breathing – she only has 38 per cent of her lung function.

Power beaming sounds like science fiction - but one day it may be as common as receiving a text.

As dump closes, residents speak of years of misery living next to the council-run site.

A ditch that was neither square nor circle. A dig that revealed bottles, matchboxes, a mouth harp, and more. What happened here?

The Ministry of Health says there are 362 people with Covid-19 in hospital, including six in intensive care

A spate of burglaries at building sites is targeting Gib as builders struggle amid the shortage.

Buying through a non-REA licensed salesperson could lead to poor advice, struggles to get finance, and loss of deposits, a law firm director says.

He bet everything on an unlikely waste-to-energy plant being built in Waimate. He lost - and landlords will have to pick up the pieces.

Karanga a Hape is one of the new stations being built as part of Auckland's City Rail Link network.

Coroner to investigate cause of death after elderly person was found dead in the swimming pool at a retirement village.

Tom Coombes, 25, was stabbed to death earlier this week while he was out for a walk.

Low temperatures didn't stop hundreds of Otago students from filing onto Hyde St for the annual street party.

MasterChef NZ's broadcast network says a raft of allegations made by a contestant are untrue.

TVNZ’s new star host Kamahl Santamaria has quit – just 32 days after officially starting as a presenter on Breakfast.

In French, "alouette" means which bird?

Christopher Luxon tells the party faithful his team is reset and ready for government, as Labour is 'out of ideas'.

The work of late cartoonist Murray Ball made him a household name and was enjoyed across the world. Now it will be held in the Cartoon and Comics Archive.