Search Results

Lobbying among newly elected MPs is reaching fever pitch in Papua New Guinea ahead of next week's scheduled sitting of parliament.

The organisation is attributing a sharp increase in violent episodes and seizures among its clients to the use of synthetic cannabis.

Golfers have refused to make any political statements ahead of the U.S. Women's Open which tees off at the Trump National course in New Jersey tomorrow night.

The owner of a retirement village forced to evacuate residents over substandard apartments says it appears the buildings weren't signed off by the council. Audio

Roger Federer has become the most prolific men's quarter-finalist in Wimbledon history with a brutal straight-sets dispatch of Grigor Dimitrov.

A Wairarapa couple has built a thriving small business around centuries-old skills in making and repairing wooden wheels.

Gin Wigmore is back and she’s also fed up with an industry that, once fawning, has grown frigid. Can Gin carve her own path?

Michelle Payne, the first woman jockey to ride a Melbourne Cup winner, has been stood down after failing a doping test.

Landowners say new rules on pollution from farms, requiring consents and regular audits, places an unfair cost on smaller properties.

Stock rustling evokes a man with a sheep on a horse, but sometimes it's actually large trucks and millions of dollars worth of animals. Now there's a bill for that.

High country land near Queenstown, including the Remarkables, is internationally significant conservation land, Federated Mountain Clubs says. Audio

A man has been taken to Christchurch Hospital in a serious condition after his car crashed into a horse on a motorway.

Puerto Rico-born jockey Jose Ortiz assumed the bragging rights from his older brother when he guided 5/1 second-favourite Tapwrit to victory at the Belmont Stakes.

Karin Bos and Tineke van de Heide – registered nurses originally from the Netherlands – are living the dream on a farmlet in Banks Peninsula.