
'A beautiful sight': First Hector's dolphin calves of the season spotted
Two baby calves have been seen swimming alongside their mothers near Akaroa Heads.
Two baby calves have been seen swimming alongside their mothers near Akaroa Heads.
The Queenstown Lakes district has been the hardest hit.
The squad member was one of the three cases reported as under investigation yesterday.
Summer may be starting off cool but it won't stay that way.
The plan includes an expanded public boat ramp, reorganised waterfront and new breakwater.
There has been a 140 per cent increase in demand for services since January 2018.
The changes are for migrant workers living in New Zealand but not permitted to work.
The woman was sentenced to six months' home detention.
The abandoned villa went up in flames shortly after 5.20am on Tuesday.
Tai Tapu School in Selwyn needed a letter of support in 2019, 2018 and earlier.
The Rock took the family's message of anti-violence to the world.
Police at a routine Southland checkpoint operation got more than they bargained for.
Christchurch man was appearing in court charged with sending "offensive" message.
A public health warning has been issued for Pegasus Lake.
Ardern chose four Christmas images from 2800 entries for her card this year.
Accused of inflicting the damage is 23-year-old Raymond Junior Sem-Cheyne.
The northbound QEII Drive lane of the motorway opened this morning.
A body believed to be that of Elizabeth Zhong was found in Auckland on Saturday
We need to talk about Queenstown, writes chef and restaurateur Darren Lovell.
As new highway opens today, Herald investigates Christchurch's transport past and future.
10 years after the February 2011 quake, drone footage reveals an interior frozen in time.
Ratepayers make an annual contribution of up to $600,000 to the Christchurch Foundation.
The building pancaked in the February 2011 earthquake, killing 115 people.
The Ministry of Health will reveal if there are any new cases in the international team.
A police spokesperson said the driver of the car died in Dunedin Hospital yesterday.
Patariki Paora Isaacs has admitted driving through a stop sign.
It is the work of Hornby residents Luke Murphy and Leia Austin.
It comes after a police investigation into 27 complaints from women.
Two boozy drivers speeding at more than 150km/h have been harshly criticised by police.
The Federation of Islamic Associations has released its report to the Royal Commission.