A legal stoush over an airstrip has resulted in an order that will end helicopter flights.

Aaron Pryce is encouraging other deportees to appeal conditions if they don't seem fair.

Buyer gets money back on a car which had done thousands more miles than advertised.

'Had greater care been taken to enquire fully her recovery may have been more favourable.'

Southern DHB has been referred to the Director of Proceedings over the death of a patient.

An organisation was found at fault, but still the cat was unable to be returned.

Hearing has rejected bail for man awaiting trial, four years on.

Recidivist drink-driver admits responsibility for crash causing serious injury to boy

A man was released from an inpatient order too early, creating victims, a judge says.

Police arrested a man at the Stratford Speedway following a report of a sexual assault.

Explainer: Everything you need to know about accessing court under the red traffic light.

Whanganui Council's Heritage Grant Fund helping to spruce up town.

Michael Eichler, 58, admitted 2 Land Transport Act charges and will be sentenced in March.

After threatening to shoot one facilitator, the knife-wielding man scuffled with others.

After years of wine tastings, the man's liver was no longer processing alcohol properly.

Robbie Johnson, the man behind last year's freedom rally in Whangarei, escapes conviction.

Westport man admitted charge of causing grievous bodily harm with intent to injure.

Gisborne judoka Sydnee Andrews on fundraising mission to get to Olympic Games.

Camron Muriwai's nephew died in the crash near Whangārei Hospital.

Karl Barnes escapes jail sentence for twice assaulting his pregnant partner.

He was told he wasn't allowed to drive. But that didn't stop one Taranaki man.

The coroner has discovered a series of bungles after Ian Bell's early prostate surgery.

Two strangers crossed paths outside a Taranaki pub and the result was a brutal attack.

Held at knifepoint, thinking of her son fuelled a woman's escape from her abductor.

Martin Frost originally faced 13 charges.

Police asked him to stop calling unless he had a genuine emergency. He kept abusing them.

The boy's injuries include fractures to the hips, ribs, sternum, sternal and spine.

Border restrictions mean more people are playing at Whanganui Golf Club's Belmont course but still they need players.

'The tearooms have lost so many staff they can't actually open Mondays and Tuesdays.'

Gisborne to take first Special Olympic team to the National Māori Basketball Tournament.