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The case is likely linked to overseas travel.

A showery weekend is forecast for many parts of the country.

Esarona Lologa, a "recidivist offender", had absconded from a mental health facility weeks before the fires, and police had no idea where he was.

A new poll shows the majority of people back government intervention to bring down power prices. Audio

People from around the motu will begin making their way to Tapeka marae at Waihī on Friday for the tangihanga of Sir Tumu Te Heuheu.

Black Ferns want to inspire fans with a strong World Cup sign-off in bronze medal match.

Road warnings are in place at several alpine passes throughout the South Island on Friday.

Minister of Education Erica Stanford asked for an independent investigation after receiving a complaint.

With the numbers of people learning to drive manual cars steadily declining, what will that mean for industries that still rely on them? Audio

A glut of vacant rentals in Wellington has seen tenants knocking close to $100 off their weekly rent. Audio

With the incumbent Neil Holdom not seeking re-election, the city is guaranteed a new leader and nine candidates have put up their hand. Audio

The star player is one of two changes to the starting side for the Black Ferns' Rugby World Cup bronze medal match against France.

The social media company says it will roll out limits for teens across Facebook and Messenger from today, but critics say they don't go far enough. Audio

Regulation changes allowing new exploration applications have piqued the curiosity of international explorers.

As well as providing written reports, he answered questions bout the pandemic response for about six hours, with the aim of providing a foreign perspective.

The Detail puts on a rabbit suit and gets special access to the incubators of Taiwan's powerful semiconductor industry.

Bike charities and loan schemes in Wellington are in demand, and the clientele is increasingly shifting towards middle class wage-earners. Audio

That's despite the changes primarily being made to improve the timeliness of the official vote count.

A Queenstown principal believes plans to scrap 10 dedicated school buses will have severe impacts on student attendance and could put children in danger. Audio

The water reservoir is the fulfilment of a pact between two politicians to transform the economy of the place where they grew up.

An advocate for Auckland's homeless says he's seeing growing levels of desperation in the city. Audio

Bernard Henare hopes people in Northland can one day "find the mahi, the sustenance, the lifestyle within their own rohe, and not have to go further afield to get it."

The government's Electoral Amendment Bill has faced a deluge of criticism as submissions were heard at Parliament on Thursday.

A woman whose Mongrel Mob partner was shot dead after she asked her her uncle to "smash" him was sentenced today.

There is a "glimmer of hope" just over the horizon - literally - for parents hoping to get their kids outside these school holidays.