
Patchy drizzle making way for fine days
This week will be nothing like last week's wild thunder storms
This week will be nothing like last week's wild thunder storms
Rejuvenation of the Makatote rail viaduct captured international attention.
Gusts of up to 90kmh are expected in the Auckland region today.
1300 people are set to swim the Auckland Harbour Crossing today.
A dry spell is developing across New Zealand that could last into December.
A child riding a bike is injured after colliding with a truck in Hamilton this morning.
Police National Dive Squad recovered man's body, two days after he was reported missing.
Bad storms predicted for the upper North Island have come to nothing.
After lighting the fires, he entered a flat and ate from the pot on the stove.
Tremor leaves people in centre of the country with frazzled nerves.
MetService has issued severe weather warnings for the east coast of the Bay of Plenty
The North Island can expect rain and wind, but the South Island misses the brunt of it.
Crash is about about 1km from the summit on Rimutaka Hill Rd, SH2.
Petrol prices have taken a hike around the country, but some places have fared better.
Tamati Coffey asked Shane Jones to kick-start the aquaculture industry in Opotiki.
The hole has caught many flightless birds - including moa - over thousands of years.
More than one storm will hit the country this week.
Wellington is due for wind gusts up to 140km/h overnight, the MetService says.
According to GPS, car was driven from Taupo to Rotorua - twice.
South Island man has serious eye injury after firework was shot directly in his face.
Three people were stabbed during a fight in Hamilton this morning.
Eight people were killed in crashes yesterday including three hit by trains.
A scientist discusses mosquito-borne diseases that could come here with climate change.
Martin Johnston looks at the first commemoration of the NZ Wars.
This year's wet weather continues to hike the price of fresh produce
We eat about 2000 tonnes of asparagus and nearly 5000 tonnes of strawberries each season.
A front is bringing wet weather to several parts of the country tomorrow.
Motorists heading away for Labour Weekend are being told to drive safely and expect delays
Temperatures plummeted to zero overnight ahead of heatwave hitting south.