Fuel fury: Petrol prices hitting Kiwi homes
Fuel prices around the country are causing headaches for Kiwi families around the country.
Fuel prices around the country are causing headaches for Kiwi families around the country.
Seven 14- and 15-year-old Western Springs College girls react to two videos.
COMMENT: There is more to the rising prices than profiteering by oil companies.
The Not For Sale campaign can change lives, says Grant Bayldon.
Tauranga teacher Eileen Gilmour is stuck on a pay scale because she started teaching before a university degree was required. / Alan Gibson
Mayor Phil Goff confirmed that he's been approached by a consortium of local businesses about possibly building it with private money.
Public agencies and officials were shown the plans on the condition of secrecy.
Cyberbullying is costing New Zealand $444 million each year in harm to victims and resources to help them, a report reveals.
Squatters leave St Heliers house in shambles after being evicted.
Pakistan's Supreme Court has postponed its ruling on a final appeal by a Christian woman on death row since 2010 on charges of blasphemy.
Choreographer Rina Chae has teamed up with the Korean Consulate to provide a dance course based on the K-pop craze sweeping New Zealand. Video / Doug Sherring
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced the Government will prioritise the passing of a commerce amendment bill, as she is concerned with the high price of petrol.
Next K-pop dance workshops on Wed and Fri at 11am.
Federated Farmers water quality spokeman Chris Allen's response to the government's freshwater announcements. / Mark Mitchell
Environment Minister David Parker's stand-up following his freshwater announcement at Parliament this morning.
Kiwi photographer Dean O'Gorman seeks to show New Zealand nurses in action in First World War in the exhibit 'Passchendaele – The Elusive Familiarity of War', which is on display at The Great War Exhibition. / Video by Michael Craig
Waitākere Ranges Local Board chairman, Greg Presland, talks about changes happening Glen Eden. / Michael Craig
Takeshi Teruya says drift racing 'is my life'. So he built a race track around his home.
Richlister Guy Haddleton has invested $15 million in Helius Therapeutics.
The bride and groom walked out of Auckland’s St Paul’s Church to have their photos taken. He was 55 years old... she was a child.
Some of the NZME team tries to pronounce the most difficult place names.
COMMENT: How would we react if businesses started saying 'no elderly people allowed'?
About 3000 demonstrators have gathered outside the Supreme Court to protest Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the nation's highest court.
The cranes are the biggest in Australasia and weigh 2,100 tonnes each.
A Pukekohe childcare centre that had animal faeces in its sandpit has had its licence downgraded after a Ministry of Education investigation.
The giant cranes - almost 20m taller than the Harbour Bridge - cost $60 million.
Yadanar was betrayed by her own mother and sold to an elderly Chinese man.
In her final days, Penny Bright made peace with old foe John Banks at her bedside.
An East Auckland hair salon is standing by its decision to charge kids adult prices after it received a flood of criticism and feedback.
Polluted run-off is the most significant contributor to a decline in New Zealand’s water quality.