The crash happened between a vehicle and a bike on Christchurch’s Linwood Ave on Tuesday.

Sky TV staff are venting over a plan to cut long service leave and free TV subs, prompting an emergency meeting with the chief executive.

The Kiwi golfer reveals the "boring" way he sustained the knee injury that forced him to miss two tournaments.

David Meates says trust starts at the top, so he wants to end to petty politics. Phil Mauger wants to be a “very visible mayor”.

An anti-fluoride group takes a water company and two councils to court, asking for the reintroduction of fluoride to stop pending a full hearing of its case.

A rich array of writers will come out of their dens to celebrate literature at Wellington's Verb Readers & Writers Festival, which has released its programme.

They used to work full time for the anti-vaccine group, but their claims of stepping down are contrary to their continued work in the "freedom fighting" movement.

Business owner Mike Morris is going to the police after a package disappeared en route.

Standing in for Ardie Savea, the new All Blacks No 8 has had to be patient, observant and sharp for the 10 months since he last wore the black jersey.

Police told the Auckland cafe manager that two of the four people who broke into his shop were 12 years old.

Wellingtonians gifted the so-called citizens flag to New Zealand soldiers just hours before they set sail for the Transvaal. Now it's up for sale.

Wellington City Council won't pick up the tab to protect students wanting to march to Parliament this month.

The city council is writing to the Environment Minister after given the “proverbial finger” to the Government's housing intensification laws.

A prominent Invercargill businessman has made a plea to the city council to push on with stage two of its multi-million dollar inner city streetscapes work for continuity purposes.

One hospitality worker had only ever seen the eyes of many regulars and said it was "really weird" trying to work out who was who without masks, but she was stoked.

The UK and Sweden moved earlier this year to remove most Covid controls, while travelers to the US still need to be fully vaccinated.

Farm parks are just more subdued and smellier versions of the zoo, but kids absolutely love them.

Three Māori divas, The Tiwhas, celebrate indigenous and takatāpui identities with electric choreography and live music.

The next generation of kura kaupapa Māori teachers are being taught at Massey University.

Five shows took home two or more prizes. Luckily, they're all availble to view in New Zealand.