Deputy mayor says it makes district council look like "bad guys" with a rates rise.

The man had nine different user accounts for apps to exchange photos and videos.

Intended as a central training hub, the Karāpiro site is now underused.

'The economic impacts of the development are significant.'

Mau rākau helps youth manage emotions and connect with their cultural identity.

None of the five individuals was wearing a lifejacket during the incident.

'We are trying to be the best we can be as a small region'.

Peters is to meet with Trump officials, including Marco Rubio, in Washington.

Chris Schwartz has a penchant for sending disgruntled customers pictures of excrement.

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Three women from an artistic Auckland family are heading to California.

Luxon has promised to deliver a trade deal with India within his first term.

'This will really help, especially young women who are learning to manage the disease.'

PPTA president Chris Abercrombie admits there’s some “blind spots” in the current approach

Spheria Asset Management, which owns 19% of the firm, backs Grenon's board shake-up plans.

When the bank became suspicious, she sent a reply pretending to be another employee.

Scientists warn Hamilton's once-in-a-decade February heatwave is sign of what's to come.

The minister says an increase was expected but an expert warns of tough times ahead.

“I get most stressed when the cows aren’t performing well."

Portraits highlight soldiers' pre-war lives on show at Jack Morgan Museum.

Reporter Nevaeh is at Hokitika’s annual Wildfoods Festival, where the Feral Fashion wearable arts competition has local tamariki foraging and flaunting their local flora.

The Act Party has condemned the post.

The court told the rapist his explanation 'smacks' of reducing the gravity of offending.

A judge said the high-profile 501 "hit the ground running" upon arrival in New Zealand.