A virtual tour of the Scott Base rebuild reveals what the $300 million project could look like once completed in 2026.

The Covid-19 vaccine roll-out for the general population has been moved to the “end of July”, pushing the start of the population-wide campaign back by several weeks.

New Zealand's first terrorism "control order" has been issued ahead of the arrival of a person who was involved with Islamic State.

The associate environment minister says he is understanding of the concerns of iwi in Te Tai Tokerau, who say this is just another way to take Māori land.

The chief executive of the West Coast Regional Council is facing allegations of bullying staff.

A doctor broke ethical boundaries after prying into records of 35 patients not under her care - including those of her own former family GP.

A crisis meeting of the Government's top-level officials is due to be held in Wellington as the Waikato DHB struggles with a crippling cyber-attack.

Sister Loyola Galvin spent 71 years with the Sisters of Compassion serving the community.

The craft beer company says allegations of sexism and racism at the Pennsylvania brewery are 'extremely disappointing'.

The arrests were made after some attendees at the tangi breached bail conditions and police are also calling for information after reports of dangerous driving.

Auckland man accused of repeatedly accessing Isis videos has been found guilty of two charges, but found not guilty of possessing a video showing people being killed.

One person was taken to hospital with injuries; a man will appear in court tomorrow.

Searchers have found the body of a West Coaster who went missing while on a hunting trip along the Ahaura River.

The owner of the historic hotel says she has to “move forward” and her focus is on running her new tavern and clearing the old hotel site of rubble.

Two astronomical events collide to make a rare blood supermoon spectacle.

A fundraising goal to turn Christchurch’s highest peaks into a conservation park has been smashed within hours, leaving organisers “utterly overwhelmed”.

Jacinda Ardern deflects concerns from Canterbury businesses about fair pay agreements, saying no-one wants New Zealand to be “a low wage economy".

The rare blood supermoon has drawn a crowd of photographers around the country. Here are some of the best snaps.

Massey University’s students’ associations across the country could be forced to merge into one overarching body by the middle of the year.

Had Allen Ball received “opportune medical treatment, he would not, or probably would not, have died”, the court hearing the Taranaki police manslaughter case was told.