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Robert Jones: Population outgrowing NZ's services
COMMENT: It is time to rethink how we build and maintain the infrastructure networks on which Kiwis rely.
COMMENT: It is time to rethink how we build and maintain the infrastructure networks on which Kiwis rely.
A blunt instrument is believed to have been used to kill Hamilton man Brent Paul Brown in his Dinsdale home last week.
Court hears how argument ended in the death of homeless man who was carried to hospital by friend.
Monster waves are set to slam the coasts of both islands as a polar blast plunges us back to winter.
New Zealand new vehicle sales rose to a 32-year high in August, with continued monthly gains signalling a new record is likely to be set this year.
We boarded the ferry at Devonport - it was 1982 - our first family camping holiday; lots of small humans, some bigger ones and a very old canvas tent.
A police crackdown on taxi and Uber drivers last weekend saw 129 people given infringement notices and 18 drivers forbidden to operate.
Two people are injured and a car is on its side following a crash near Huntly on the Waikato expressway.
Greg Fleming finds a great base from which to explore the East Cape.
After eight months' consultation Ruapehu iwi Ngāti Rangi has agreed to aerial 1080 operations in its area - with many conditions. TBFree
Still trying to come up with the perfect gift for Father's Day? Perhaps what he'd like most is a break from the rat race.
From eco tours to distillery visits, there's plenty to fill a holiday here.
A section of an inner city space in Auckland is being renamed to acknowledge the location of the Women's Suffrage Centenary Memorial.
Westpac's Karen Silk says the bank is confident the problems facing NZ dairy farmers are cyclical.
Missing items included a power generator, three boxes of pork buns and all the soft drinks.
Heading into a third year of low prices, questions have to be asked whether the dairy industry is on a false path. If so, where is the path back to firm ground?
Mediaworks journalist Karen Rutherford has spoken out for the first time since she was hit by a car while horse riding.
Inspired by the launch of Lonely Planet's Epic Bike Rides of the World, we asked for your stories on the best cycle trails across the globe.
Mokoia Island's colourful past covers passions from the benign to the violent.
The peaceful natural beauty of Wainui Inlet has Fergus Blakiston waxing lyrical.
Former meth addict Haydee Richards believes most people don't realise just how prevalent the drug is.
Despite the camouflage, the height difference was hard to miss when Steven Adams met John Key.
The family of a teenager pushed by a police officer off his bike and into a fence are seeking an apology.
A public meeting about a recent decision to drop trains as an option for quick and congestion-free transport to the airport is expected
Addiction specialists have praised a police directive to treat meth dealers' clients as victims and offer them support.
Up to 100 students involved in a brawl that spilled from an Auckland street into a KFC restaurant.
From today, police will make every burglary a 'priority offence'.
Police have launched a full investigation into a viral video in which a police officer appears to push a teenager off his bike and up against a fence.
Brit puts out 'back in five minutes' sign and goes kayaking with orca