When lives are at stake measures to improve road safety should be implemented swiftly

Classmate was told by his mum to write "private property keep out" on his underwear.

Safety, public transport and freight are the Government's new transport priorities.

"We are a very close family and still can't believe this has happened."

More than 600,000 New Zealanders have donated blood in the last 20 years.

Police have released the names of the 7 people killed in what’s thought to be the worst crash on New Zealand roads in 13 years.

Waverley lawn bowls clubmates say they’ll miss the four elderly victims killed in the horror crash terribly.

Four of seven killed in smash were popular members of the Waverley Bowling Club.

Auckland's fuel tax will hit the poor harder as a proportion of their income.

A report out today finds the 8 crew who died would’ve likely survived if there’d been enough life jackets and ones that fitted onboard.

Nivek Madams was the back-seat passenger in a car that crashed head-on with another, killing all of its occupants near Waverley Racecourse yesterday.

Lack of lifejackets blamed for Francie tragedy.

Skinner had stopped taking Quetapel as it had made him 'the walking dead'.

Newborn baby and 8-year-old among seven dead in Waverley, Taranaki crash, worst fatal in 13 years.

Drowning rate among under-fives a "genuine and serious concern", Water Safety NZ says.

Hayley Young found telling the navy about her rape worse than the act itself.

A seventh person has died overnight after the horror crash in Waverley.

Troy George Skinner, 25, is now facing up to life behind bars.

Troy George Skinner, 25, facing charges that could land him in jail for life.

Being born deaf didn't stop a four-year-old Kiwi kid from learning three languages, with the help of cochlear implants. / Video by Dean Purcell

Eight people have died so far this year, compared to 2017’s total of 8.

Nivek Madams was the back-seat passenger in a car that crashed head-on with another, killing all of its occupants near Waverley Racecourse yesterday.

Air New Zealand has been ordered to pay A$15 million ($16.3m) in penalties by an Australian court for its part in a global airfreight price-fixing cartel between 2002 and 2007.

Six people are dead and two have critical injuries after a horror crash near Waverley in South Taranaki.

Air New Zealand will next month invite local designers to submit proposals for a new uniform for 4500 cabin crew and airport staff that could possibly be unisex.

The ruling comes after 17 months of court battles, and will affect a handful of majority-Muslim countries.

Controversial report hasn't stopped homeowners wanting P-contaminated homes cleaned

Trump's firm stance on trade protectionism has the market concerned.

The Duchess of Sussex won't be able to enjoy some of New Zealand's most famous offerings.