Frustrated workers at Marsden Point feel abandoned by the government ahead of a vote over whether to cut hundreds of jobs.

Pensioners struggling to get home from Australia are having their superannuation payments stopped and some may be forced to start paying them back.

A health food company has been fined hundreds of thousand of dollars after falsely claiming its product was from New Zealand.

RNZ has been ordered to not use any more of the information stolen in the Waikato District Health Board cyber attack and also ordered to permanently delete any copies of it from its systems.

A Hamilton school board of trustees has pleaded not guilty to charges relating to the death of a student on a school trip early last year.

People aged 55 and up will be able to book vaccines from Friday, five days earlier than planned, Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins says.

Hamilton police this morning impounded four vehicles as part of an operation targeting street racing and anti-social behaviour on the roads.

With all eyes on Tokyo 2020, the Asia Media Centre takes a look at a rowing club at the bottom of the world and how its connections to Japan led to young Kiwi rowers racing at the Olympic venue months before New Zealand Olympians.

City Kickboxing co-owner Doug Viney shared the post on Tuesday before deleting it. A trainer at the gym said it was "mistakenly worded".

A former Gloriavale man has pleaded guilty to a raft of sexual offending stemming from his time in the reclusive West Coast religious community.

Last month was the sixth-equal warmest July on record, with most of the country having above average temperatures, but large areas of exceptional rainfall.

A beneficiary who was stuck in Sydney with her sick sister will be paid back hundreds of dollars after a Ministry of Social Development U-turn.

There are two new cases of Covid-19 in managed isolation facilities and two historical cases identified at the border.

The police's $25.3m body armour replacement programme has been hit by major delays because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Plans to close NZ's only oil refinery may leave country exposed to global uncertainty, experts are warning.

A Wellington woman has had her life disrupted by mistakes by police and courts over an urgent order.

The huge spike in the respiratory virus RSV that has been overwhelming hospitals has eased, but there's a warning further surges can be expected.

A woman who has been fighting for years to get compensation for her leaky home is devastated a multi-million dollar court case against James Hardie has ended mid-trial.