Spy agency bill gets wide support
The GCSB will be able to spy on Kiwis on "national security" grounds but the definition of "national security" is yet to be decided.
The GCSB will be able to spy on Kiwis on "national security" grounds but the definition of "national security" is yet to be decided.
Murder-accused Quinton Winders has been described as "a bit more Mission Bay than Whangamomona" by a witness who had regular dealings with him.
Helen Clark's bid for the UN Secretary General job has been raised by Foreign Minister Murray McCully during a meeting with his Russian counterpart in Moscow.
Two teens have used their artistic flair to pay tribute to a pair of Olympian alumni of their Auckland high school.
If you're the Prime Minister of New Zealand it turns out to be hundreds.
A report on a previous contamination at the water supply causing widespread sickness in the Hawke's Bay will be released today.
Advertisements are being placed at supermarkets by people wanting to live in cars seeking "driveway and shower" arrangements.
Shearers' quarters have been damaged by fire on a North Canterbury farm.
Maximum temperatures sprang into the late teens in much of the country, and more good weather is heading our way.
Cutting-edge software trialled by Auckand University researchers could help achieve New Zealand's bold goal of becoming predator-free by 2050.
Kea researcher Paul van Klink has raised the issue that giving Keas mountain cafe food is damaging the birds' health.
A convicted fraudster and "bachelorette" who hoped to steal Art Green's heart has admitted ripping off taxpayers for more than $20,000.
Footage of a kiwi apparently "dancing" around a feeder has been posted online by staff at the Orokonui Ecosanctuary, near Dunedin.
NZ will still send a full team to compete at the Paralympic Games despite news of countries missing out because of a lack of money for the event.
Gloriavale teen Prayer Ready choked to death in an isolation room. Now, a daughter of the controversial leader says her mother would have been "told what to say".
The bodies of his three companions have been found but a Kiwi fisherman is still missing.
COMMENT: James Law, chief executive of James Law Realty, responds to the Chinese real estate agent's opinion piece in the Herald.
Public transport fares will now be calculated by the number of the city's 13 zones someone travels through, rather than how many trips they take.
Joanna Hunkin lives the champagne lifestyle in Queenstown during a weekend loaded with luxury.
The Auckland man also indecently assaulted a 10-year-old girl.
Professional cyclist Keagan Girdlestone came close to death in a crash in Italy. He has made enough progress to return to Christchurch to continue rehabilitation.
A wooden carving commissioned as part of a regional public art programme has been vandalised.
A new Lonely Planet book has singled out some of the best things to do in New Zealand - and most of them won't cost you a cent.
COMMENT: There is little NZ can do about high dollar or inflation.
Exhausted yachtsman terrified for his life as he battled 'gnarly' seas.
A group of men smashed through the front door of the Caltex on Dominion Rd terrifying the sole employee in the store.
Compulsory new checks have stopped people from working with children after their violent and sexual criminal pasts were flagged.
Two children were picked from more than 700 entries to be official toy testers for The Warehouse.
All Black fans flocked to Aotea Square today to get selfies and autographs with a few of the players.