Four generations of the Royal Family prepared Christmas puddings last week.

Video has emerged of rats running riot at an Onehunga park and locals are angry

Weaving cultures together is what Ruapotaka Marae does best.

Relax, it's going to be a nice Christmas Day.

New Zealand's malls are teeming with people in the lead-up to Christmas ... in four days.

Ardern, Winston Peters, Simon Bridges and Greens co-leaders reveal their Christmas plans.

There is a strange tension in the season: between the stresses and the celebrations.

Hundreds of thousands of cars take to NZ highways on one of the busiest travel days.

After the letter went viral, donations started pouring in for a domestic violence shelter.

"We're tired and when we're tired, that increases our emotional vulnerability."

This is a win-win-win solution for those that collect massive haul of bags after shopping.

The best vouchers, (offensively low-effort) gift cards and grab-and-go pressies.

The Queen is continuing a tradition first started by her grandfather George V.

Spending in the lead-up to Christmas is increasing, as shopping trends for 2019 emerge.

Parafed's programme gives young people with disabilities the chance to try new sports.

If you're lucky enough to leave Auckland tomorrow, leave very early - or very late.

It's yo-yo kind of weather until Christmas Day with rain and sun making appearances.

Facebook warriors say gender-neutral term better than the masculine 'Father'.

The Cambridges have released a new family photo to celebrate the festive season.

Philomena O'Donnell talks about how she got a budget together with a caring group.

Satya restaurants will be offering free meals to families who have had a rough year.

Two teenagers arrested, but the Christmas presents are yet to be found.

That type of reduced cream isn't available in Australia, so Kiwis try to take some over.

Is this the end of dry turkey on your Christmas table?

Wet and windy weather expected, with strong gale warnings in some places.

The summer of 2018 was a bad one for little blue penguins.

It's one of a series of puzzles set by MI6, to test the code-cracking skills of spies.