Charlie Herewini thought he was fit and healthy before his life “was flipped upside down” by a devastating diagnosis.

"Doing nothing is not an option" when it comes to investigating NZ links to Chinese AI giant, investor says.

Police said those involved in the stabbing were known to each other and officers were not looking for any other suspects.

A Pacific nursing expert wants a special vaccination programme for Pasifika, given their higher likelihood of Covid-19 death.

A person was arrested after the car, which had allegedly been stolen, hit a power pole south of Waiouru.

Baked snacks were in the bed when a man is said to have assaulted his employee – but they were "absolutely pristine ... no cracks or anything".

Mum of murdered Hokitika 10-month-old says she desperately tried to get him back from his father before his death, but no one would help.

She introduced the Polynesian Panthers party to te ao Māori in the early 1970s, both the hardships Māori suffered and the vitality of Māori culture.

Less than a minute of shared air in a Christchurch isolation hotel was real Covid transmission source, new study says.

They can't meet but had waved and smiled through a glass partition, court told.

Her height is what initially stopped Lynda Perry signing up for the police, but age has not been a barrier for the oldest "new" constable.

A major skifield operator is expecting to hire 400 staff if international travellers get the green light before winter, but other businesses still harbour doubts.

Invercargill police release new CCTV footage in connection to missing man Raymond Horn. Can you help police identify the people in the video?

The sunken continent, which NZ is a part of, may play a key role in the Earth's climate, reseachers say.

Johnny Nevits, which was allegedly injected and tubed three weeks ago by trainer Jesse Alford, will be on track at a Christchurch meeting on Sunday.

The family of Shylo Rose Porter are appealing to the public to help find her.

MediaWorks has hired an independent investigator to review its culture.

The drug is being sold as yellow "Red Bull" tablets, being sold under the guide of being MDMA

Hutt South MP Ginny Andersen has admitted she knew about a rent deal allowing Labour to pocket taxpayer money for the party three years ago.

Million-dollar homes are becoming the norm in southern Lower Hutt, on the heels of eye-watering prices in the capital.