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Property values continued to dip last year, but lower mortgage interest rates and signs of an economic recovery point to a possible change of direction.

Two new primary schools are scheduled to open at the start of 2026 - one in Christchurch and the other in Auckland.

A significant milestone was the confirmation of conclusion of free trade negotiations with India.

The new Tūranga Tuarua hall at Te Kura o Tuahiwi allows assemblies, sports, and cultural events for 250 students.

Survey after survey has shown our trust in the news seriously slipping, but the latest one asks Kiwis why.

Netball New Zealand boss Jennie Wyllie says there is still work to do to rebuild trust and reshape the Silver Ferns team environment. Audio

Our second biggest city is experiencing the type of revival that should make the rest of New Zealand envious.

A former Civil Defence controller told an inquest that the Christchurch earthquakes had shown the need for the platform.

Christchurch mayor Phil Mauger is grateful to be re-elected for a second term.

Lisa Bond admits she knew little about how the council worked when she was first elected.

A new, cheaper restoration plan could halve the massive $85 million funding shortfall that saw work stopped last year.

Antarctica New Zealand is finally moving to fix blades for its wind farm at Ross Island and get new turbines built..

Christchurch's first kura-a-iwi has spent a decade in old, decrepit buildings.

The building was badly damaged in the 2011 earthquake and has sat abandoned ever since.

The party is inching closer to announcing its tax policy, amid growing unemployment. Audio

The prime minister has told National Party faithful that, if Australia shut down mining and energy industries, Kiwis wouldn't flock there.

Luxon says new builds will boost jobs and productivity, but the opposition dismissed the "announcement of an announcement" as a public relations stunt lacking fresh investment.

There is untapped demand from those who do not have bikes, or the confidence to ride them, researchers and council staff say.

Health Minister Simeon Brown the increase this year was the biggest - by more than double - since the current funding system began. Audio

We trust our memories to tell the truth. But what if they lie? Psychologist Gabrielle Principe explains why even our most vivid recollections shouldn't be trusted. Audio

Environment Canterbury is struggling to meet a growing demand for bus services, amid a reduced budget.

The industry has already signalled it is pulling out of some places in Aotearoa, leaving the government and homeowners to question what happens next.