Police have seized more guns, ammunition and drugs, and a 27-year-old has appeared in the Manukau District Court on Friday.

The police said it had a 10-year plan for an emissions-free fleet, but it only had “aspirations".

Debbie Paulson-Wilson used the fake name 'Lucy Pance' to get onto the prisoner's call list, where they talked about chocolate and sex.

Chocolate fish moulds, plans for a Curly Wurly machine and records dating back more than a century have been unearthed at the future hospital site.

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Indian national who indecently assaulted a woman in her home will serve his home detention sentence at a Sikh temple.

26-year-old Ngāruawāhia man Justin Taylor died in the crash on State Highway 3, Te Mapara on Sunday, June 6.

The 13-kilometre road north of Wellington is more than a year behind its latest completion date target, and two years behind overall.

A court has heard how Samuel Pou told a friend he “wasted” the mother-of-two because she was taking him to court for an earlier assault.

New Zealand’s first annual hui on countering terrorism and violent extremism, He Whenua Taurikura, will be held in Christchurch next week.

Health officials have announced that two people from MIQ are now in Middlemore hospital, five new MIQ cases and no cases in the community.

The man was last seen at his Matangi home on June 3.

A digital wallet allows Cannons Creek locals to trade with each other, buy fruit and veges, and support wellbeing initiatives.

The single-vehicle crash occurred in Wharepapa South about 6.15pm.

Sheryll Cairns had only just seen her sister for the first time in 18 months when she died in a crash in rural Mid-Canterbury, alongside three others.

Consumers will continue to have more input into farming as they want to know more about how food they eat is produced.

Staff can work from home on "very cold" days as the transformer is too small for the new Gore District Council building.

Hotels are restricting the number of rooms they can book during the busy ski season, while bars and restaurants are reducing hours and menus.

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Police have asked the son of a man killed in the Christchurch terror attack, who described being the subject of a racist tirade, to file a complaint.