Wellington City Council has been scolded by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency for a poor track record of cyclist and pedestrian safety.

The narrow streets of Newtown were flooded with colour, and energy as crowds descended on Aotearoa's biggest free music festival and street fair.

All Blacks duo face an extended period on sidelines, while Hurricanes skipper Ardie Savea awaits scans after bruising clash.

There are four locations of interest in Auckland after a second worker at the Grand Millennium tested positive for Covid-19.

An independent commissioner has given the green light to a planned six-storey office and apartment building in central New Plymouth.

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The Duke of Edinburgh is remembered as a gentleman who was keen to talk to people when he visited Southland.

Kiwis from across the country flocked to the Selwyn Sounds music festival over the weekend, which had already been delayed once by Covid.

The $8 million upgrade of PrimePort Timaru's log yard is expected to be complete within two months.

Cantabrians will be able to write their own personal messages in a condolence book set up following the death of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.

New law, in effect on Thursday, will increase the penalties for price fixing, market allocation and bid rigging.

A massive Ardie Savea performance wasn't enough for Canes, as Crusaders again show their champion qualities.

Much of NZ is enjoying warmer than average temperatures for this time of the year. But it's about to turn for one part of the country.

A non-stop game of backyard cricket to clock up a full marathon is the next fundraising idea from teen who completed mammoth Marlborough Sounds swim.

Amazon's defeat of a union organising effort in Alabama is the latest setback for workers who have been aiming to assert more control over the companies that depend on them.

Police were called to reports of an assault on Ponsonby Rd. The alleged offender fled, crashing into a police car, and was later arrested.

The park in Hornby remains an enduring symbol of the 1974 games as the main facility, QEII park, was demolished after the Canterbury earthquakes.

More than 1300 visitors were drawn to the natural wonders of the Brook Waimārama wildlife sanctuary on Sunday.

Extremely dry conditions proved challenging for competitors in the New Zealand Ploughing Championships at the weekend.