The owner Auckland's oldest brick building is alleged to have failed to comply with a dangerous building notice.

Christchurch is asking the government for $5m to add more buses to the network.

A decision whether to sell the two Far North mills or shut them down is thought to be imminent.

Hai Tu Jayson Fang has a warrant out for his arrest.

Police say they are "extremely concerned" about the welfare of the mother and family of the infant.

Nine officers were arrested at Mt Eden, with five more from a South Auckland facility.

The boy's father says he is living in fear his family will be separated, and has pleaded with officials not to let that happen.

Diphtheria, in its respiratory form, produces a severe toxin which damages the heart, nerves and kidneys.

Scientists are again raising concerns about de-extinction as a US biotech company promotes a "major breakthrough" towards resurrecting the giant moa.

It has been a month since intense rainfall triggered flash flooding and major landslips in Wellington last month.

Anti-Islamic writings" were found in a vehicle linked to the two teens.

A British girl is mapping her namesakes around the world as part of a cancer research fundraiser.

The treatment plant on Wellington's South Coast failed catastrophically this year.

An organised Auckland bike ride sparked arrests, fines and impounds but one cyclist says it's not a crime.

The call from military personnel advocates Mission Homefront comes amid rising global security concerns

"It just got me wondering how many others had to deal with it," Kushma Nair says.

It cost a council millions of dollars after it abandoned the project over structural deficiencies.

The Canvas system is used by 9000 institutions, but was offline for two days.

Explainer - Everybody knows what a stalker is. But until this month, it wasn't officially a crime. What will that mean?

Tony Farmer, one of the two people who may be responsible for Soul Turany's death, had a history of troubled relationships, an inquest has heard.

A study has found the number of older primary school children who do not enjoy reading, writing and maths has doubled.

Tangaru-Noere Turia was showing signs of psychosis and wielding a shotgun when he was killed by police.

The project has faced backlash, but has financial backing from filmmaker Sir Peter Jackson.

The Public Service Commission and the organisation are refusing to comment on whether it was the reason she missed out on the job.

A new peanut-shaped roundabout in Hamilton has everyone sharing their best and worst roundabout stories.

Grief meets gratitude at an annual service for organ donors and recipients.

The more you rush, the more it unravels - leaving you totally frazzled before 9am.

The review comes after the government ban on taking several species from the Whangaparāoa Peninsula, Kawau Bay, and Ōmaha Bay.

TRENZ, the country's largest international tourism business event, is underway in Auckland.

Some police are reducing their usual work rate of issuing tickets, and not making themselves available after hours by having their phones off.

Built around 1855, the former Fitzroy Hotel is considered the city's oldest brick building.

Food Safety says the 600-gram packs of Hellers sweet chilli pork tenders with a best before date of the 6 June 2026, should not be eaten.

Invercargill police say the attacks on people contacted through dating apps were "deliberate, co-ordinated and extremely dangerous".

The education minister says the advisory group is made up of "esteemed leaders and innovators in Māori education".

Police have closed a rural road just outside Blenheim overnight after a sudden death, but say there is no risk to the public.

Erica Stanford recently unveiled the changes to the Education and Training (System Reform) Amendment Bill

The government introduced the Disability Support Services Bill on Monday, aimed at "providing clarity and stability" to the system supporting disabled New Zealanders.

The shoebox-sized laboratory will allow experiments in microgravity, where protein crystals form more perfectly.

Nicola Willis is proposing to limit the public service to 1% of the population by 2029. Here's what's already been cut.

The Hutt Valley charger was left without charging cables, prompting a police report for copper theft.

Fresh Laundry has turned old washing machines into jukeboxes, spinning unreleased 'C Sides' by New Zealand artists at laundromats across the city.

Police say the boat's sole occupant was able to escape uninjured.

The number of babies born in New Zealand continues to fall with the latest data showing more than 1500 fewer babies were born last year.

Ray Chung is no longer chairing the committee, nor a member of it.

The head of the dental association says the number of dentists coming through the country's only programme was not enough.

It started out as a hobby for psychotherapist Megan Turnbull, but has become a weekly donation.