The display, called Matariki ki te Manawa, sees Queen St filled with light scupltures by Māori artists.

Sacred Heart will likely meet Hamilton Girls’ High School in the final, after one more round-robin match next week.

The Reality Dance Crew will represent NZ at the world champs in Phoenix, Arizona, going up against more than 4000 dancers from 50 countries.

Waggy tails and padded paws are set to leave a mark in people's hearts in a St John Therapy Pets programme.

An Auckland couple said they were "furious" when they discovered at least three dozen maggots in their takeaway.

A wind farm project near Gore, that’s been in the pipeline for close to 15 years, is understood to be closing in on becoming a reality.

One in five students have thought seriously about attempting suicide and 23% experience "significant depressive symptoms".

He's experienced dark times with his own early onset dementia, but Carl Hayman is offering hope to others living with the condition.

REVIEW: This LatinX-infused comedy is as much of a celebration of Cuban and Mexican culture and traditions, as it is a homage to the original premise.

Wellington's Ian Athfield-designed Christian Science Church is destined to make way for apartments, but not everyone is happy to see it go.

After living overseas for 21 years Laura Easton and her family came home to New Zealand. Within seven weeks of moving to a new house all their belongings were gone.

With their Norwegian Forest genetics making them great climbers with strong claws, this brother and sister act have become infamous in their once quiet neighbourhood.

St Barbara helps Aucklanders see the light … in a tunnel.

REVIEW: Only a choice selection of yacht rock entertains, as one-dimensional characters hurtle towards a thoroughly predictable finale.

A house is on fire in Murchison, south of Nelson, with an onlooker saying it seemed to be "totally gone" in five minutes.

A South Canterbury man who threatened to carry out a mass killing in New Zealand and had purchased weapons, was arrested after concerned members of the Australian public contacted police.

The boy is said to have been cornered in a school bathroom by two students, one punching him in the face after he asked them why they were assaulting him.

The NZ sharemarket turned negative late in the day but Fletcher Building continued to show strength.

It's not for storing baking trays or 'where mice go in winter', it's actually a warming drawer, and if you're only using it for storage, you're missing out.

The minister of agriculture has given assurances that the former Wairarapa agricultural training centre's land will continue to be used for farm education if sold.