Police seek to identify couple after woman spat at AT workers
Police say they are "appalled" at this type of behaviour.
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Local Focus: Lockdown giving homeless chance to change
Charities work around the clock to cater for the homeless. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Thinking of going for a drive this weekend? Police to remain 'highly visible'
Pack that surfboard away - we are not in alert level 3 just yet.
Lost boy reunited with family after public police appeal
Police found an unattended child in Sockburn, Christchurch.
Editorial: Our Covid-19 unsung heroes
WE SAY: We should be humbled by the work and sacrifices of our essential workers.
Part of Auckland's Southern Motorway closed since 4pm
Emergency services were called to the crash at 4pm and remain at the scene.
Stag attack victim much-loved firefighter
Firefighter killed by stag was respected professional committed to serving his community.
'Such unnecessary risk': More than 20 staff help injured man after cliff fall
A firefighter at the scene was also injured after taking a fall in the rescue operation.
Rescuer injured as chopper winches person off Leisure Island
A person fell on the rocks on the Bay of Plenty's Leisure Island about 5.30pm.
Lockdown breaches almost at 500 as people continue to ignore rules
Almost 500 people have breached the national Covid-19 lockdown rules.
Sudden death at apartment in Glen Eden, West Auckland, not suspicious
Police officers wearing face masks and gloves were at scene.
Missing Northland diver's body recovered after 10 days
"We are only sorry it wasn't a better outcome for the diver, his whānau and friends."
Police urge people to stay home this Easter
Nearly 300 people have been caught breaking the rules since the lockdown began.
It's not just the Health Minister: 291 Kiwis caught breaching lockdown rules
Police want people to stay off the water, stay home and stay safe.
'The best of humanity': Z Energy gives St John a month of free fuel
The free fuel will keep 700 ambulances and operation vehicles on the road.
Police warning after elderly man rescued from bush walk
Search and rescue staff found him safely after several hours of searching.
Family's message of thanks after Hawea fire
"From Luna, Connie and myself, we will be always grateful for what they have done."
Focus: Inside New Zealand’s first week in Covid-19 lockdown
New Zealanders have locked down in a bid to lock out Covid-19. A look back at the country's first week of national lockdown. Video / NZ Herald
Sharp spike in dog attacks in Hauraki District
Council staff in the Hauraki District have recently been responding to a dog attack daily.
Road cops roll up their sleeves to help national blood service
'Donor centres and mobile drives are safe places to visit.'
Coronavirus: Eagle helicopter's close eye on lockdown flouters
Just what is the police Eagle helicopter doing to help cops during the pandemic patrols?
Cliff fall: Dad finds daughter's body - family's heartfelt tributes
"She was everything and more of what a big sister should be."
Cyclist critically injured in Auckland CBD car crash
The cyclist has been taken to hospital in a critical condition.
Coronavirus: Family mourn woman after tragic accident soon after lockdown started
A long serving Far North teacher died at her property a day after the lockdown began.
Car crashes into Wellington home causing gas leak
Driver has been taken to hospital in a serious condition.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Confusing stay-home message clarified
Stay home means just that, say authorities as beach & cycling trips ruled out in lockdown.
Covid-19 lockdown: Neighbours dobbing in Kiwi rule breakers
As we start Day 3 of Covid-19 lockdown it's clear not everyone is following the rules.
'Be mindful': Warning to those ditching city for baches ahead of Covid-19 lockdown
Fears for areas with high number of elderly as people switch city for bach.
Family violence tipped to rise; help services available 24/7
No change to family violence services during lockdown - advocate says business as usual
Covid-19 coronavirus: Police Commissioner says some crime will increase during lockdown
Police Commissioner Mike Bush says some kinds of crime will increase during the lockdown
Covid-19 coronavirus: Some police in self-isolation, but frontline work continues
A number of police are self-isolating, but frontline work is not affected.
Coronavirus: What the raised alert levels mean
The alert levels specified the public health and social measures that needed to be taken.