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Former Cambridge dentist Vernon Kruger now runs an orthodontic consulting business in Panama.

Phase 1 of Tasman's speed limit reductions have now been implemented, with high-risk rural roads dropping from 100km/h.

The Greens co-leader has been kicked out of the chamber for a week after saying government MPs could "grow a spine" over her Israel sanctions bill. Audio

Don't give up your job, know what you owe, and be careful living together after separating, a divorce coach says. Audio

ACC faces a huge cost and complicated task paying compensation to thousands of survivors. It says it's taking a "phased approach" but critics claim it is simply stalling. Audio

Around half of all impounded dogs in most parts of the region are euthanised. Audio

The Early Childhood Council claims the 'Office of Early Childhood Education' is confusing parents. Audio

A conservative Australian politician turned climate leader has told New Zealand ministers it is in their interests to do more on climate change.

The government is facing growing calls to deal with a homelessness "crisis" in Wellington, after RNZ revealed residents and businesses are concerned about an increase of rough sleepers and anti-social…

Forensic psychiatrist warns of 'more adverse incidents' unless inquiry into Canterbury's Mental Health Services prompts real change.

"As long as Gloriavale continues it will have issues," he said.

Halfback Tanah Boyd was a last-minute drop for last week's loss to Canterbury Bulldogs.

The Green Party co-leader described the ruling as "ridiculous" and said she was tired and angry at the massacre of human beings.

A sudden explosion of ram raids has been followed by an equally swift decline.

The inquiry into Canterbury's Mental Health Services, started after a patient killed a woman walking home, has laid out a litany of problems.

Nateisha-Kurstyn Pareteoro Hana-Wetere's 3-year-old son - in the back seat - survived the crash. Audio

The first person on the scene says he managed to stop just short of the crash when a boat broke off from an oncoming car and killed Nateisha-Kurstyn Pareteoro Hana-Wetere. Audio

David Seymour says it is a complex decision that should not be rushed, while Helen Clark says NZ is now behind the pack. Audio

The Taxpayers' Union-Curia poll showed Labour overtaking National as the most popular party and no clear path to power for either side.

John Ryan says it lacks important details, including the basic costs of services.

Telecommunications company Spark is selling a 75 percent stake in its data centre business for $705 million.

Eastern Hutt Road north of Wellington has reopened after it was shut by earlier by a slip on Monday morning.

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei says there is a need for meaningful economic ownership and transport choices for Pacific and Māori communities.

Tasman district farmers hit by recent floods are trying to piece their riverside farms back together, after losing land, livestock, bridges and key fencing infrastructure.

Aged care homes are getting daily calls from hospitals or families desperate to find a place for older patients who cannot be in their own homes. Audio