Local Focus: Tauranga teen's film crowned best
Bay of Plenty students dominate the International Youth Silent Film Festival awards.
Bay of Plenty students dominate the International Youth Silent Film Festival awards.
She also recalled the moment she was told her flatmate had murdered Grace Millane.
Few were left untouched by the deadliest war in history.
Mayor slams "crass and stupid" protests, while new cases confirmed in Taranaki and Taupō.
Despite the rain, hundreds in Chch voiced their opposition to Covid restrictions and jabs.
There are 93 people in hospital with Covid, nine of whom are in ICU or HDU.
Nine Northlanders in court after major drug bust
Warnings and watches are in place around the country.
Senior Northlanders are struggling to pay for food, medical needs and accommodation.
Messages of encouragement are being shown on the side of the Sky Tower.
Hospitality and accommodation businesses are preparing to start a "We're ready" campaign.
Councillor raises questions about Covid-19 safety measures at Whanganui swimming pools.
"It's a hard life being a baby chimpanzee."
She came off a sea biscuit in Waitara on Wednesday, after beating cancer in June.
Whangārei locals were puzzled to see more than 20 police vehicles headed south of the city
Principals waiting until seniors leave as Auckland and Waikato schools reopen next week.
About 2600 people will be eligible to exit their hotels on Sunday.
Number of Covid tests increased almost 10-fold after Far North cases revealed.
The tower will be bathed in blue and white light, showing messages of celebration.
Councillor says the cycleway was the biggest mistake he's ever made in his council career.
Services in Auckland were limited by Covid-19 restrictions.
Police say eight people have been arrested as part of the probe.
The man stopped at the shop to buy another ticket without knowing he had won Powerball.
Engineers are hard at work hand-crafting a new bucket.
The band hasn't toured Aotearoa for five years.
Loved ones have spoken out as the desperate search continues for the driver who fled.
Authorities had asked anyone who attended a Porirua tangi last week to get tested.
Patient's isolation and area's high vax rate mean spread of the virus is unlikely.