Refugees caught in limbo on the Pacific island of Nauru speak to the Herald about their hopes of moving to New Zealand. Video / Jason Oxenham

Ivy, who has since been diagnosed with tonic-clonic epilepsy, is back to her bubbly self.

Ivy Barn, who has since been diagnosed with tonic-clonic epilepsy, was reunited with the supporting crews who saved her life.

Protests against the use of 1080 poison will be held in several Northland towns tomorrow.

Air travel is more popular than it's ever been.

Nurses strangled, punched in the face: "it's a really serious issue".

Elite and "risk-taking" Russian intelligence unit the GRU specialises in "war-fighting".

Interview with Meka Whaitiri after the Wairoa treaty settlement bill at Parliament.

An Auckland boxing trainer whose corporate fighter was hospitalised with a serious concussion has been caught in a backroom interview the day before the bout saying he puts "very little effort" into training such novice fighters.

Former police chaplain Mareikura Collier is protesting outside Ruatoria Police Station.

The sorry plight of Niue's duck and why the PM had to go to the Pacific Islands Forum.

Speaking to the NZ Herald from her hospital bed, Penny Bright spoke last month about fighting against corruption.

Speaking from her hospital bed, Penny Bright comments on her past relationships with various Auckland Mayors.

Speaking from her hospital bed, Penny Bright comments to the NZ Herald on the 'persecution' she has faced from the Auckland Council regarding unpaid rates.

Activist and one-time Mayoral candidate Penny Bright speaks to the NZ Herald from her hospital bed.

Two more Canterbury racing figures have been charged as part of police investigations.

New Zealand's largest mall, Sylvia Park, generates 600 tonnes of waste per year - around 50 per cent or 300 tonnes is food waste.

In the wake of the Employment Relations Amendment Bill passing into law, sweeping changes have been made to workers and employers rights.

Police allege this race in June was fixed, and the result was "manipulated".

'72 Club' supporter Mary Haddock-Staniland speaks about her support for Lifeline Aoteara. / Video by Dean Purcell

Mary Haddock-Staniland says without Lifeline, her life could have had a different outcome.

It used to be a drink favoured by the older crowd. How has it become 2018's coolest pour?

PM says she was damned if she went to Nauru and damned if she didn't

Auckland Indian housewife Prema (not her real name) has been a victim of domestic abuse for nearly 30 years.

A body was found after an explosion ripped through a West Auckland property.

Exclusive: Kiwi dad set to fly to the US for cancer treatment as donations pour in.

QC's decision means four senior leaders in NZ police will likely give evidence in inquiry.

Some "beefy showers" and a few thunderstorms have also hit near Auckland this afternoon.

Kurt Brunton is fighting Cancer and has one last chance of survival but needs treatment in the US at a cost of $1.5 million

Death in Tongariro National Park called needless and avoidable.