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A third of New Zealanders have savings of less than $500, Westpac says.

The government's move "falls well short of the standards of decency that Whanganui aims for", says a local councillor.

KiwiRail has to meet budget cuts of $200 million over the next three years. Audio

Te Huia has been given an extra year to prove itself.

An opposition MP says Cook Islanders remain in the dark about what the office is actually doing and whether it should stay shut.

Weeks of work is scheduled to repair subsidence under the road from the 2023 Auckland Anniversary weekend storm.

The ban is for all of the Whangaparāoa Peninsula, and further north at Kawau Bay and Ōmaha Bay and will take affect from 12 March. Audio

The ban is for all of the Whangaparāoa Peninsula, and further north at Kawau Bay and Ōmaha Bay.

Explainer - It's closing service counters and cutting delivery days. What does the future of mail look like? Audio

$10 million in abestos removal costs, paired with a loss in revenue from a months-long closure has put Auckland War Memorial Museum in a precarious financial position. Audio

The men were found guilty of murdering West Auckland teenager Jayden Mamfredos-Nair nearly three years ago

A consultation paper said there were "significant concerns" regarding the ongoing health and safety of students and the quality of education provided.

As more discount chain pharmacies open, locally owned and operated chemists worry their customers won't get the high level of care that saves trips to GPs and emergency departments.

Mount Maunganui businesses are experiencing a steep drop in foot traffic and revenue following the deadly Mauao landslide, with confusion over the cordon causing many visitors to avoid the area.

The first protest was led by Destiny Church-affiliated Freedom and Rights Coalition, and the second by Toitū te Aroha across Auckland's CBD.

Police say commuters should expect delays in Auckland's central city on Saturday with two protests planned.

The four-day festival at Manukau Sports Bowl is expected to attract between 160,000 and 180,000 visitors.

The majority of people living in urban areas will still be within four kilometres of a post shop, it says.

It comes as food charities call for urgent ongoing government funding as they face unprecedented demand during the cost of living crisis. Audio

Analysis: For many people this summer - especially those across Northland Auckland and Coromandel - showery days and bursts of heavy rain have become all too familiar.

People are missing after two landslides in Bay of Plenty, thousands are still without power but there are now no MetService rain warnings in place for the North Island.

The event is being organised for 31 January by the Brian Tamaki-associated Freedom and Rights Coalition.

Explainer - Authorities are warning the public to check local regulations before casting a fishing line or gathering shellfish over summer.