REVIEW: Jennifer Kent's unflinching tale is a truly disturbing nightmarish meditation on the evil that men do.

Two people were found dead at a house in Glendene after nearby residents heard screams on Friday afternoon.

The project will get its six weeks of consultation after all – but since consultation on the other cycleways had begun in the meantime, it won't be until next month.

Health Minister Andrew Little has “his head in the sand” over the rest home nursing crisis, says the last deputy chairperson of the now defunct West Coast DHB.

Fonterra wants to level the playing field with its rivals, to ensure it can attract enough milk supply in the future.

More than 4000 people in Hawke's Bay and over 3000 in Bay of Plenty accessed Jobseeker Support Work Ready during the peak harvest season.

There is only a fortnight's worth of 1mg lorazepam tablets in New Zealand, and no more coming until mid-August.

Niwa will help a deep-sea mining company reduce possible damage caused by its planned mining of the Pacific Ocean sea floor.

Ireland expects All Blacks to be a different animal but aims to disrupt Foster's game plan in bid for history-making series win.

Boy who recovered after being diagnosed with rare auto-immune disease aged 9, shares message of hope with fellow "rugby-mad" teen in recovery.

Some places you dream of going to are actually completely unlovable. Here are 10 tourist towns that don't live up to the hype.

A 114-year-old villa is the latest character home in Lower Hutt to be displaced by development, but it’s barely going anywhere – just 11 metres away.

They fled war-torn Ukraine with nothing but the clothes they were wearing. Now a mother and her two children are desperate to find a new home in New Zealand, to settle down.

A couple building their dream home got an email from the builder saying his account had changed. They paid a six-figure sum, then found out his computer had been hacked.

ANALYSIS: Here are the three options the Government has to avoid panic-buying when the fuel tax cut ends on August 15.

The man who stole guns, drugs and ammo from one police station while officers were at an Anzac Day dawn service has hit another station.

Children of refugees often miss out on recreational activities – a new programme hopes to change this.

Westland Mineral Sands says it has a vested interest in looking after the environment so it can expand and “keep doing what we are doing”.

"Mummy and Daddy love you to the stars and back," the TVNZ presenter wrote in an Instagram post about their baby boy.

Bumps to Babies parent education service leader walked away from midwifery stress.