CertNZ is warning New Zealand organisations using Kaseya VSA software to manage their IT infrastructure they may be at risk of an attack by a Russian-based ransomware.

Tourism New Zealand predicts domestic visitor spending could increase by millions as it pitches for more Kiwis to travel in their own backyard.

A border exemption will allow 300 overseas qualified teachers to enter New Zealand under a new class.

A Navy sailor has been sentenced to two years at a military correctional facility and been dismissed from service, after being found guilty of three serious sexual assault and violation charges.

The police dive squad is still searching for the driver of a car that crashed into a canal near Methven early this morning.

The rising price of dairy products on supermarket shelves means foodbanks are no longer receiving regular donations of milk and cheese to give to those most in need.

Almost 2000 managed isolation rooms sit empty each day, while New Zealanders trying to get home say they are struggling with an ongoing lack of vouchers.

Climate scientists are redefining what counts as normal weather.

The Biden administration has hit out at 17 countries for not doing enough to combat human trafficking and is warning of sanctions.

A climate activist is throwing his support behind a group of lawyers taking legal action against the Climate Change Commission.

A Waitangi Tribunal claimant is accusing the minister and an advisory panel looking into Oranga Tamariki of ignoring those most affected by decades of ill-treatment.

Crafted displays are being installed in Tamatea this week, to bring the historical stories of the rohe to life.

A surgeon told a young woman seeking a hysterectomy as a way to treat chronic endometriosis that she had a responsibility to produce children first.

A survey by The Economist magazine shows Hong Kong, New Zealand leading the way in returning to normal during the pandemic.

For most, the thought of auditioning for a choir is enough to put them off, but one choir in west Auckland has scrapped trials, welcoming anyone who wants to join.

Whangārei rough sleepers are facing trespass notices amid a rapid rise in homelessness.

International arrivals who are fully vaccinated should be able to bypass MIQ and spend just three days isolating at home, Professor of Medicine Des Gorman says.

Conspiracy theories, theft and mixed messaging: The rollout of Hutt City Council's new rubbish collection service has certainly been bumpy.