Officials found 13 incidents of offensive odour from a Lower Hutt treatment plant.

A gloomy economic outlook - with a silver lining on inflation.

One person was found dead and another critically injured at the party last weekend.

The review follows a judge's decision ordering Vanderkolk to pay costs for a court case.

Police will be out in force to monitor the tangi.

Raymond Gough died of sudden cardiac arrest while in his spa pool in July 2020.

Protesters used an angle grinder and spray paint to black out parts of the exhibit.

The man was shot after allegedly assaulting officers on December 12.

The move comes after WorkSafe announced job cuts and the resignation of the CEO.

The court has ruled a murderer should have been allowed the magazines while in jail.

Uni wants to sell or lease nearly all of the Albany campus it has occupied for 30 years.

A beloved family member and sportsman likely took too great a risk on a kayak trip.

Barry Young was greeted with applause by his crowd of supporters, including Liz Gunn.

It is not known whether the defendant was the driver or another passenger.

The teen suffered non-life-threatening injuries, police said.

Thousands of New Zealanders will be hitting the road to get to the beach and the bach.

Prime Minister Chris Luxon has fallen foul of his own advice to the public service.

The iReX project would have seen major developments at the ports of Picton and Wellington.

The Government and Wellington councils have put LGWM out of its misery.

Police are hunting for a person after a fatal Lower Hutt shooting early this morning.

There will be delays and cancellations - passengers are advised to check with airlines.

Quentin Phillips punched the man who drove him to the property then forced him to join in.

Chief executive Peter Reidy has suggested the mega ferries could still be in the picture.

Richard Heaps spent three months on a salsa crash course to ask his partner to marry him.

An IPCA investigation found the officer kneeled on an offender's neck - police disagreed.

Job losses are expected after the Government canned a mega-ferry project for Cook Strait.

Mills Gibbon and Co failed to report suspicious activity at several properties.

Job ads fell in two major cities but some regions still have traces of the great job boom.

How the now-scrapped ferry project went from costing $775m to $3b.