Students, some as young as 12, have their choice of jobs - and most roles pay more than $20 an hour.

This is the second and final tunnel to be completed, after construction began in April 2022.

REVIEW: Racing ahead of auction day, the Block teams redo rooms that were lacking, and make a huge difference to the townhouses.

Big projects and changing rules puts further pressure on Horizons Regional Council's compliance officers.

A police operation cracking down on illegal gang activity in NZ is showing signs of success, but what impact it is having in Taranaki remains unclear.

The home, on Ayr St in Riccarton, Christchurch, was sold at auction on Wednesday.

Conrad Sheers has ADHD, FASD, and 14 years' jail, his lawyer says.

Fear of losing the precious trophy they've held for the last 19 years is a big motivator for the New Zealand rugby captain.

Whakatū can boast the oldest, one of the youngest, and the most ministerially experienced of NZ’s would-be mayors.

OPINION: Every person entering New Zealand — even Kiwis — must continue to get a "travel pass" to arrive, and it turns out this bureaucratic waste of time is here to stay.

He grew up on a Foxton dairy farm, moved his horse training operation to Australia and became friends with the Queen.

Robin Grieve says he "knows a lot of Māori people" and sees no hypocrisy in running for election to a position he doesn't think should exist.

REVIEW: Her self-proclaimed "woke" principal is one of the major comedic highlights in this witty, whip-smart and winningly warm-hearted series.

From this week, to coincide with Māori Language Week, patients in the country's largest health district will be able to book appointments in te reo.

'Red Ken' led the union movement from 1979 to 1999, playing a prominent role not only in this country but around the world.

The Palmerston North business community came out to hear candidates suggestions to get the CBD back on its feet after the pandemic decimated foot traffic.

Anna Zheng's store has been hit six times and her husband spent eight weeks sleeping there to deter thieves. They are not eligible for funded bollards.

Owner claimed his dog Connor did not need a leash, collar or registration as the hungarian vizsla was a "legal person". The High Court begged to differ.

Tamariki played on Parliament's lawn as old radicals were celebrated for their fight to save te reo Māori.

The sharemarket followed global markets lower after a report showed US inflation was not slowing as much as hoped.