
Weather: Wet and thundery for most of the country
Get the raincoats and umbrellas out, it's going to be a wet and thundery Sunday.
Get the raincoats and umbrellas out, it's going to be a wet and thundery Sunday.
The gifts for the country's first baby have come from every corner of the globe.
Police want to speak to the driver, passengers or anyone else with relevant information.
An agitated patient broke the guard's nose while trying to leave the hospital.
Police seek information on the whereabouts of missing Waikato man Richard Michael Shaw.
Wellingtonians like to toot while Aucklanders prefer to flash their hazard lights.
Mother and baby take a DNA test to prevent child from being uplifted by Oranga Tamariki.
A "spike" in vehicle crime is hitting Hamilton's northern suburbs.
One person confirmed dead in Coromandel plane crash
Auckland is forecast to drop from a high of 17C today to 14C by Tuesday.
Gumboots and raincoats the right attire for Fieldays this year.
New model emits only water and clean air into environment.
Tourists had to clamber out of emergency exit of damaged bus after it was blown off road.
It will be a weekend of two halves for much of the country.
Boys try to hit on Bree Williams but she's only interested in refereeing World Cup Rugby.
South-westerly winds mean a miserable start to the weekend for many, but change is coming.
One person has died and three others are injured after the incident south of Kawhia.
Two 100km/h speed limits roads have had no fatal crashes in the 18 months since opening.
Police are investigating the cause of an explosion that put a person in hospital.
Woman was severely beaten with an oxygen cylinder while on duty.
One person is in a serious condition after they were burned in a suspected gas explosion.
He led police on high-speed chase, punched a cop before being caught with a small weapon.
Temperatures dipped below zero overnight as snow blanketed parts of New Zealand.
Messages flow from Liverpool's top names for Hamilton fan dying of aggressive cancer.
No matter where you were in NZ last night, you would have experienced thunderstorms.
The person was taken to Tauranga Hospital by helicopter.
The fake Waikato Hospital psychiatrist was also detained by US Homeland Security.
Emergency services called to incident in Hamilton.
Former top health adviser slams $10m anti-obesity programme as "window-dressing".
Emergency service worker said it was one of the most challenging jobs of his career.