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A 48-hour strike by 5500 senior hospital doctors will go ahead next week after their union spurned Health NZ's latest pay offer.

As it happened: Fire crews put out a large vegetation fire in Canterbury.

The latest data shows public servants, on average, work from home 0.85 days per week, down slightly from a previous survey.

Part of State Highway 3 is closed near Sanson in Manawatū.

Pātea's water comes from aquifers that lack sufficient disinfection to meet quality assurance rules.

It prevents the media from publishing certain facts related to the investigation into Phillips and his family.

The Black Ferns have put Canada on notice ahead of their Rugby World Cup semi-final in Bristol.

The US president was treated to royal reception featuring gun salutes, a carriage procession in Windsor and a lavish banquet. Audio

Canterbury Regional Council, known as Environment Canterbury (ECan), carried a motion to declare a nitrate emergency at its final meeting on Wednesday. Audio

Editorial - Artificial Intelligence is everywhere, but we can still make deliberate decisions about how we use it.

Angel Stewart is part of a resurgence of people reclaiming and protecting a taonga that was denied to previous generations - te reo Māori.

Lizzy Marvin, 16, died after inhaling the toxic fumes after embers from a fireplace landed on a sofa bed last year. Audio

Eliza McCartney managed just one jump before retiring.

The most significant challenge yet to the police's growing use of a private number-plate spotting network is being mounted.

MetService forecast strong northwesterlies gales gusting at 130km/h in parts of the Canterbury High Country.

News that buses carrying teens to secondary school in Palmerston North will not be scrapped next year is being cautiously welcomed by parents.

Kiwi high jumper celebrated his win at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo with beers outside a 7-Eleven. Audio

Young Australian Jake Girdwood-Reich is well-known to coach Steve Corica.

From world champions to first-timers, NZ athletes are pushing hard for Olympic selection after a tough training season.

MetService has forecast strong northwesterlies up to 130km/h with heavy rain and thunderstorms lashing South Island. Audio

Police urge vigilance in crowded places, warning extremist violence in NZ remains a "realistic possibility."

The NZ government says the International Court of Justice is the appropriate body to determine whether Israel is committing genocide.

More possible job losses in the district will be gutting for the families involved, says a local leader.

A trust-based community-run wealth pool is helping families access interest-free loans and escape the cycle of crippling debt.

Police say key CCTV from an Auckland storage site was lost as Hakyung Lee's trial over her children's deaths continues.