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Demonstrators in Wellington called for sanctions against Israel, some spurred into action by the deaths of Palestinian journalist Anas al-Sharif and his four Al Jazeera colleagues.

A police officer who's worked for years to track the family of a baby found dead at an Auckland recycling plant says the Onehunga community will honour her at a funeral on Saturday. Audio

Analysis - Amazingly, they're back in the NRL penthouse - but only through the tradies' entrance.

For the past year, Country Life has been watching Wairarapa dog triallist Chris Shaw train up his latest working dog, Miley - a young Huntaway that's got that "X-factor".

Labour's Chris Hipkins says it's somewhat ironic that Peters, who signed off on the iReX ferry project, was blaming other people. Audio

Christchurch Hospital nurses walked off the job today over a breakdown of collective bargaining.

The Opportunities Party has taken an unusual approach to recruit the person it hopes will lead them to success in 2026.

State Highway 5 near Whakarewarewa is closed while contractors clear the scene.

Cycling in Auckland has reportedly grown five percent on average per annum over the last three years.

Queenstown Airport celebrated its 90th birthday on Thursday.

The distressed scream of a woman rang out across a tight-knit Christchurch neighbourhood. Then a gunshot followed.

Shane Emeny's Kāinga Ora house has been modified for a wheelchair user and gives him the privacy he's craved since 2021.

The youngest daughter of late Tongan PM 'Akilisi Pohiva and leader of the Friendly Islands Democratic Party says pro-democracy campaigners are "completely against" King Tupou VI's decision.

He was planning a rendezvous with a young, beautiful woman he had met online - or so he thought.

In its announcement today, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage said the title recognised the significance of the memorial and its outstanding national heritage value.

A cousin of the woman killed in the Bay of Plenty on Thursday says she was a loving mother, daughter, niece, cousin, aunty and friend.

The maker of Titanic and Avatar films has lived in the Wairarapa since 2012.

It's calling for a "data lake" and tweaks to privacy laws so agencies and businesses can work together to help combat organised crime. Audio

Who knows what to expect from the Warriors at this point? They need to find some form quickly, but the Dragons are on a run.

Project STRIM was set up by a group of residents after a day long outage where residents were unable to call 111.

A woman was fatally shot by police after she advanced on police "brandishing" a hunting knife moments after her partner had been shot by police.

Health NZ has urged the Nurses' Organisation to return to the bargaining table.

Looking for their first win on Argentine soil, the Pumas can certainly draw on some recent success.

The death of a woman and her partner's wounding at a Kāinga Ora home have left those that knew them heartbroken, their pastor says.

The former Auckland eye surgeon was found not guilty of Pauline Hanna's murder.