Another baby injured: Police investigating Nelson infant's burns
Police in Nelson are investigating how a 6-month-old baby girl sustained burn injuries.
Police in Nelson are investigating how a 6-month-old baby girl sustained burn injuries.
Brace yourself, New Zealand, few places will be dry by Sunday evening.
You don't get all that lovely green scenery for nothing, New Zealand. More rain on way.
Wellington's transport operating model 'far from perfect'.
Police dogs as you've never seen them before, Pawtraits is a study in K9 aesthetics.
Wellington regional councillors welcome the move following concerns about transparency.
Survivors of Franz Josef Glacier plane crashes shivered overnight and faced long walk out.
Conor Hill announces bid for the top job - the blogger who ran a fake mayoral campaign.
Dad and two daughters "relieved" after returning home from a night in the bush.
Fuel prices aren't budging in the central city a week on from Waitomo opening.
Passerby near hospital says there were about 15 police attending to incident.
COMMENT: The University of Wellington isn't dead and never was.
Public recycling stations have diverted thousands of kilos of recyclables from landfills.
Judge Jan‑Marie Doogue has won judicial awards while in the top District Court job.
Horowhenua mayor wants mayoral MPs to break through perceived barrier to decision-makers.
Justice Karen Clark said it had been a "fruitless cycle of litigation" burdening the court
Roading operation in Wellington CBD pings 75 people browsing social media and texting.
Police advise the road is currently closed and motorists are asked to avoid the area.
There are 17 creative hot chocolates to choose from, including one made with beetroot.
Eco-friendly compostable cups are actually just heading to the landfill.
Judge says a man who committed the same crime would probably have ended up in jail.
Nat MP: "It's not my role to judge whether God will accept them or not."
Auckland inspector suspended after warrant of fitness' two-hour trip to Wellington car
Petone victim's sister tells killer: 'I see a headless man'.
One of the infected people travelled on the Johnsonville train line on June 18.
David Scott says he can't afford to appeal the case any further.
The past six months have been the direst on record for the upper North Island.
Sculpture made famous by a bumbling climber has been returned to waterfront.
Councillors voted unanimously to support the indicative package.