
Bomb threat at Queenstown Airport resolved, flights resume
Passengers and staff were ordered to the carpark after a suspected bomb threat.
Passengers and staff were ordered to the carpark after a suspected bomb threat.
A grassroots activist group claims the new strategy leads NZ down the path to war.
The item looked like an unexploded mortar bomb.
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping today.
The PM admits foreign policy isn't his background, but insists he's a fast learner
After years of pay restraint, state sector pay is on the up again.
Spitfire will take off from Ōhakea and fly to Wellington before returning north.
Ukraine training deployment good for morale but serious staffing issues remain, vet says.
A "one-in-3000 year" wave near Napier has been among the biggest recorded.
The Government will reveal Budget 2023 today - what has already been announced?
The container ship put out a mayday call on Friday morning after losing power.
Yesterday's breakdown was the fourth in less than a year.
It's the fourth time in a year the ship has encountered troubles.
Soldiers from the NZDF will escort King Charles' carriage down The Mall.
'Magnificent': 94-year-old WWII veteran Don Wilson's verdict on the dawn service.
The community has 'had it pretty rough' but knows the importance of remembering Anzac Day.
Staff are leaving in droves as they look to better support their families.
The 'Padre' from Wairoa held a special place in the Māori contingent.
Infantry, engineers and bomb dogs are on their way to Languard Bluff.
Navy commissioned boats in 2010 but is now selling them.
Hawke's Bay families grapple to put their lives back together.
The transitional phase doesn’t mean the emergency response has ended.
Seeing the need through a cultural lens critical to mission’s success.
Veteran support organisation Kane Te Tai helped found now supporting his whānau.
Kiwi fighter Kane Te Tai has been remembered for his heart for others.
Defence Force praises soldiers' initiative and courage.
The interaction was caught on camera during the King's visit to a military training base.
Civil Defence is running fly-overs of Tairāwhiti to assess the cyclone damage.
The road had become unpassable in the cyclone - until a local forestry gang stepped in.
It is feared more people will be found dead in devastation wrought by Cyclone Gabrielle.