Louis Haigh is determined to complete the race as a 'big middle finger' to the injury

Police said several people with stab wounds and one who'd been shot took themselves to hospital after the incident in east Auckland.

Some days it’s shattered glass from windows and bottles. Other days it's damaged downpipes or a sandpit someone used as a toilet.

As a motorcade whisked Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern through emptied Phnom Penh streets, she watched the Black Ferns’ final push to victory on her phone.

League fans have partied through the night with large crowds bringing traffic to a crawl in Māngere and Ōtara.

“I have lived on the North Shore all my life, and I don’t believe I’ve seen Takapuna Beach looking as bad as it looks at the moment.”

Energy Minister Megan Woods says it was “disappointing” the Government’s offer to fund two wind turbines on Stewart Island was rejected in 2020.

Developers say the road cone industry is "extortionate gouging". Santa parades have been cancelled, and everyone wants the orange curse to end.

One of New Zealand's oldest cities is getting a major makeover that promises to create hundreds of jobs and provide significant economic benefit for local businesses.

Turning up for work one Wednesday night recently, ready to earn some money, Alice got a shock. She wasn't able to work.

Globally, there has been a rise in young women displaying tic-like behaviours during the pandemic. Could social media be the trigger?

Race director Selwyn Brown said it had been like “starting again” after the pandemic.

The heart of New Plymouth was alive with the sound of music on Sunday as 200 people joined voices for Taranaki Sings.

The Feilding and District Steam Rail Society was behind the visit.

Seabourn Odyssey will arrive in Port Taranaki on Thursday, November 24.

Up to 80 homes and a new Crown-owned research base could be built in Christchurch on land formerly occupied by a city works depot.

A week of global leaders' summits have kicked-off in Cambodia, with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern catching up with Joe Biden at the East Asia Summit.

When Amy Rule scored her crucial try in the Women’s Rugby World Cup final, it detonated excitement worldwide, nationwide, at town’s local rugby club and in one particular Riverton bedroom.

The sea of tulle and hot pink wigs and leis swelled from Upper Frank Kitts Park as the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ’s annual Pink Ribbon Walk began.

Ahead of his first NZ tour, the 'Mouth of the South' also takes aim at people who run marathons for charity.