The man installed a security camera after a washing machine delivered to his home was stolen. But his problems were just beginning.

The flight from Auckland was unable to land in the capital because of wind shear - a sudden change in the speed or direction of wind.

Drops include popular two-year rate.

Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII met with PM Christopher Luxon and Māori Development Minister Tama Potaka on Monday.

The Serious Crash Unit had been advised of the death, police said.

Tokelauns in New Zealand are making moves work more closely with communities back home.

The Queen of Tonga is putting her support behind the building of a new public library in Nuku'alofa

RNZ Pacific's bulletin editor Christina Persico looks in the rearview mirror at 2025.

Starlink has withdrawn their satellite services from Papua New Guinea.

After years plying his trade overseas Fiji football star Roy Krishna is returning home.

Off the back of two devastating wildfires in Tongariro National Park, Kate Green takes a look back at some of the big ones, and a look forward at future risk.

Te Arawa Lakes Trust is worried about the lakes in its area and the boaties coming to use them.

"That's six hours he could have been by himself if these members of the public hadn't stepped up and help us out," says the local head of police.

Festival director Kieran Spillane was confident the grounds will dry up in hours: "The sites are actually holding up very, very well."

The invasive noble false widow spider was first spotted in Porirua last year with further sightings in Christchurch, Nelson, Waikato and Northland.