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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.

Auckland Council plans to convert half of the course into flood storage, rejecting the community proposal.

The multi-purpose building will replace the town's ageing library and provide a community hub.

An Indian-origin licensing trust candidate has been forced to fork out more than $2000 to replace damaged campaign boards in West Auckland.

Dr Claire Achmad says she's 'hugely concerned' and has zero confidence that students are safe. Audio

There are concerns homelessness, drug taking, and antisocial behaviour in Newtown is reaching desperate levels.

Dengue fever has killed 18 people and health authorities have recorded tens of thousands of cases in the Pacific.

A lawyer says Wilson Parking's case was unusual because of the claims filed in both the High Court and the Employment Relations Authority.

The project is valued at up to $500 million.

It said the strike would cause the postponement of more than 2200 planned procedures, 3600 first specialist appointments and 8000 follow-up appointments.

The All Whites get another friendly against top-40 ranked opponent on the road to next year's FIFA World Cup.

The Covid-19 inquiry will not proceed with its second week of public hearings, with its chair saying it is no longer justified.

Pixie Blake has become the youngest person to ever win a title in Waikato, as part of a trio. Audio

Wayne Brown is asking the government to reconsider its opposition to a bed night levy.

Police escalated allegations about Michael Forbes to its leadership, but told him the "onus was on him" to inform his employer.

The big catch is they don't know what the money is for.

Erica Stanford has overstepped by excluding te reo Māori from future books in a series for learner readers, says the Principals' Federation.

Health NZ needs to explain how the sickest patients will not be left behind in the push to outsource more surgeries to private hospitals, says the government watchdog.

Simon Watt says he is working at pace on the policy, which so far has recieved a mixed response around Parliament and councils. Audio

A pay equity advocacy group is making an urgent appeal to the UN to investigate the government's changes to pay equity laws. Audio