The ambulances are filled with good-quality second-hand tyres and spare stretchers.

Te Rautakitahi o Tūhoe ki Ōrākau is a history from a Māori lens.

Winston Peters says there are hopes Noumea's airport can open tomorrow.

One in six New Zealanders identifies as Māori.

Karen Chhour wants Oranga Tamariki to develop relationships with Māori.

Alfie and Henry Pickers are among a large number of Wellingtonians campaigning to save the Khandallah Pool from closure by the Wellington City Council. Video / Mark Mitchell

The scammer had researched the victim's family and knew he had savings to invest.

Visual journalist Cameron Pitney hits the streets to ask the New Zealand public what scares them, with strange results. Video / Jason Dorday / Cameron Pitney

A truck driver illegally dumped hundreds of tyres in front of a tyre store in the Auckland suburb of Onehunga. Video / Farman Sediqi

Curly Jacobs says he soon learned to leave the Aussie wildlife alone.

Rear Admiral David Proctor is farewelled with a fiery navy haka.

School tumuaki Matua Nathan Durie believes Māori could prosper under charter schools.

South Auckland local boards say they will miss out under new funding model.

Reporter Shane interviews the finalists of the brand new Kōkako Award, a nationwide songwriting contest whose winner’s song is going to be performed by the Auckland Philharmonia!

The Poor Knights Marine Reserve is a sanctuary for marine life.

A New Zealand beekeeper says he is $2 million out of pocket after being ordered to destroy thousands of hives by authorities that found traces of American foulbrood disease.

Taupō Community Garden founder Blair Cameron talks about the concept behind the garden and its mission to connect people and share practical skills. Video / Dan Hutchinson

Huia feather in great condition expected to fetch thousands at auction

Ngāti Kahu call on monarch to stop Treaty attacks.

New scholarships support seven data analytic students.

The Social Services agency will watch over the $70 billion investment

Six schools in a 1km area - why Kelston wants safety measures.

David Seymour makes charter schools announcement.

Claimants have met the criteria for a ‘Priority Inquiry’ scheduled for October 2024

The controversial bill was tabled while Parliament is in recess.

These Motatau students have won big in an underwater robotics challenge! Video / Kea Kids News

Over the summer holidays, Auckland Transport installed temporary changes to improve pedestrian safety near the six schools in the Kelston area. Video / Auckland Transport

The victims claim Kiwibank failed to monitor the account or carry out due diligence.