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Ashburton River: Calls to review water rules to tackle dry creeks

“No one wishes to see the creek run dry again."

Strolling out with ‘Captain Tom’ Hamilton Logan on the Havelock North Village Green

Hammie calls for walkers to join 100km of walks before his 100th birthday.

Auckland Transport’s plan for raised crossings ditched for new approach after criticism

AT came under fire for its approach to raised pedestrian crossings.

Petone or Pito-one: Geographic Board to consider name change proposal today

Today's ruling will decide whether the public gets consulted on the idea or not.

Meteors in New Zealand: Security guard spots strange glare on mall footage

A glare lit up on his camera footage.

Boy, 13, left bruised and needing psychological help after being attacked waiting for bus

Police investigating two separate attacks within half an hour at West Auckland station.

Project Prima Volta: Does singing make you happy? Then read on

Auditions open for Project Prima Volta singing groups 2024-25.

State Highway 5 crash: Lane blocked after truck and vehicle crash on Napier-Taupō

The crash was reported just before 9am near Eskdale.

Analysis: What the shock poll tells us about the coalition government

Analysis - Christopher Luxon will be alert to the factors driving the dire polling, but won't be waving the white flag just yet, RNZ political editor Jo Moir writes.

Call for radical reform of Pharmac's budget amid concern Kiwis not getting basic standard of care

New Zealand offers no appeal for drug companies because it's so hard to make a sale, the Cancer Society says.

Person cut out of vehicle after crash in New Plymouth

'There was one person trapped inside the vehicle.'

What not to get mum this Mother’s Day

Stuck for a gift idea that represents how you feel about your mum? Mothers tell us what really matters.

Rotorua mother and daughter injured after stolen car smashes into their vehicle, driver flees

Police are looking for the driver of the stolen vehicle.

Rents at an all time high, Trade Me index shows

The increase means Kiwis are shelling out an extra $2600 annually for somewhere to live.

'Worse than Covid': Point Chevalier street partially reopens after roadworks lock out residents, businesses

For the first time this year, a busy road linking the Auckland suburbs of Westmere and Point Chevalier has partially reopened.

Eden Park revamp or waterfront stadium? No clear favourite yet, councillor says

A working group says there is no favourite - but the public wants to see a new stadium on Auckland's waterfront.

Risky sewerage pipe could cause major motorway to slump

A 60-year-old sewerage pipe that runs under State Highway Two would cause the motorway to slump if it collapses, Wellington Water has revealed.

Politics live: Shocking poll result for coalition, government pushes school phone ban

The education minister says a "handful" of schools haven't brought in full bans and are being spoken to.

Rugby safety record defended after player dies following head injury

Player welfare advocates are defending safety in rugby following the death of Cory Heather over the weekend.

Paul Goldsmith tells UN of commitment to reduce victims of violent crime, youth offending

The government's treatment of Māori has raised eyebrows at the United Nations.

Internal Affairs tests itself on escalating costs of cloud computing

Internal Affairs is running tests to figure out how to track the escalating costs to taxpayers of cloud computing - but is tightlipped about what it has found so far.

James Shaw exit interview: The 'greatest privilege' - and the 'horrible' moment

In an interview ahead of his last day at Parliament this week, the former Green Party co-leader talks about his lowest point in politics.

Firefighters battle 'well involved' Tūrangi house fire

The blaze has been extinguished, with crews dampening down hot spots.

Nova explosion could give insight into where we come from

Star gazers are set for a treat any day now as a star system 3000 light years is on the verge of lighting up.

Public transport subsidies are ending. Here's how much fares will rise

In some places, young people will be paying up to $8 more for a trip, but in others, fares aren't rising at all. Here's the breakdown.

Public service cuts: Ministry accused of stealth job losses

Ministry of Disabled People employees were promised a permanent role, but were told to start packing three weeks before their fixed term contract finished, says a former employee.

'Do not approach': Police warn of armed robberies after West Auckland mall attack

Armed robberies in daylight have been on the rise and the public is advised to leave the job to the police.

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