Lifeboat engineer recalls rescue of Wahine passengers and crew from harbour

Don't be alarmed if you spot objects bobbing off the coast of Porirua tomorrow.

Country's top cop admits the test left him with "rubbery legs".

First pohutukawa were attacked at the war memorial, now it's outside the Supreme Court.

Facebook buyers are being taken advantage of by ticket scammers.

It comes in the wake of other firms caught up in allegations of bad behaviour.

Wellingtonians are invited to commemorate Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's death.

Wellington City Council spent more than $98,000 holding the banquet for Chinese officials.

Children's charity can't afford to keep the villages open after giving staff a pay rise.

The new streetlights should bring the power bill down from $684,000 per year to $225,000.

Aluminium composite panels similar to those on Grenfell Tower on edifaces in the capital.

The council is weighing up a number of ward changes, including bilingual names.

Facebook may have played a role in returning the family's stolen puppy.

Otaki MP Nathan Guy said Kapiti commuters felt let down by Air New Zealand.

People are buying bunnies for Easter and getting sick of them a few months down the track.

Exhibitions open since 1998 at Te Papa are closing for redesign.

A fine day with relatively warm temperatures is forecast around the country today

A caller told police they could see someone holding onto rocks at the cliffside.

Sue Critchlow's presence looms large at the 2018 Golden Oldies Sports Celebration.

Former Labour secretary likely to be first and last tried for blasphemous libel

Anthony Perry is accused of driving away a courier van with 95 packages inside.

A funeral service will take place at the clubhouse on Friday

A former Porirua man has been found guilty on rape charges from nearly 60 years ago.

Police were called to the scene on Eastern Hutt Rd just after 2pm.

New Zealand researchers have found a better way to treat hypoglycaemia.

Dotcom wants to know what was captured in the recordings.

Judge Denys Barry reminded the jury people reacted in different ways to sexual assault.

Court judgement calls Terry Serepisos "guiding hand" in the disputed transaction.

Council asks locals to help by reporting suspected infections.

PM backs her minister, even though she concedes she knew Parliament was misled.