US Navy to visit for first time in five years
Upcoming US Navy visit the first in five years after Trump had priorities elsewhere.
Upcoming US Navy visit the first in five years after Trump had priorities elsewhere.
A crash has left a major Hutt road at a standstill.
Health workers had to have had their first jab by yesterday in order to keep their jobs.
Wellington City councillors are fighting against giving themselves an unwanted pay rise.
Three new locations of interest have been announced in Taupō and Rotorua.
A second positive case of Covid-19 was recorded in Masterton today.
Nicola Willis says homeowners have nothing to fear about quality.
Unsafe staffing was a key factor that caused the nurse to resign after 20 years.
Under the proposal, the rollout of new cycleways would be delayed.
Critics say the sign highlights "deeply-held" sexism in the hospitality industry.
Masterton Mayor Lyn Patterson says the community is aware of the rules.
Covid has also spread in an Auckland rest home.
Police are on site where the bus came to a stop.
The "exclusive" property has an RV of $3.07 million.
Run the Coast went ahead in Kāpiti on Sunday with 700 participants.
Commuter services and freight trains can now pass by each other rather than waiting.
The Cafe Ramblers from Ōtaki are preparing to raise $2000 and walk 50km for Oxfam
Vibrant, friendly and colourful dining experiences are endless on the Kāpiti Coast.
The boaties were well-prepared, which made all the difference, police say.
The Freedoms & Rights Coalition protest group planned a "Great Gridlock" today.
Warnings and watches are in place around the country.
The man who saved Weta Digital sextupled his investment.
98% of investors agreed to sell, but 2% refused. The case went to court
Wellington Airport chairman and public face of Infratil announces retirement.
"It's a hard life being a baby chimpanzee."
"We are confident that we'll be good to go on this new date."
Councillor says the cycleway was the biggest mistake he's ever made in his council career.
Police called to the incident at around 1.30pm.
Services in Auckland were limited by Covid-19 restrictions.
The man stopped at the shop to buy another ticket without knowing he had won Powerball.