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Al Madinah School and Zayed College were forced to close on Monday because a video of a man with guns, shooting randomly, was sent to one of the principals. Audio

Analysis - Overtourism isn't just about too many people in one place. It's also about how people travel, Amy Ermann writes.

Neville Capes and Suzanne Brewer were travelling along a quiet rural road late one night in February 1982 when suddenly they saw a car's headlights right in front of them.

Waiheke Island resident Alison made five visits to her local GP, but was unable to see a doctor in person.

In a notice to patients, Waiheke Medical Centre said it would be stepping in to fill the gap in urgent care.

Chinese restaurants are offering set meals for less than $10 to attract customers but need to sell hundreds just to break even.

Patients were told on Friday the Oranga Urgent After Hours clinic was shutting immediately. Audio

Some services are now using their own reserves to pay for the clients: "We will not turn anyone away."

More of the country may be in for downpours heading into the last week of winter. Audio

Three were killed and another three injured in the multi-vehicle crash which has closed SH1 in both directions near Ramarama.

The number of people saying "I do" has fallen to its lowest point since the '80s.

A mayor is calling for a rethink of who pays to keep the country's popular cycle trails open.

Earlier this month, Winstone Pulp International paused work at its two sites to consider its future.

Closures and detours over gusty conditions cause people and businesses "real delays, real costs and real challenges", an economist says. Audio

Slips and snow have closed major highways and floods have trapped residents - but a different weather system is coming.

A wild day of weather has residents cleaning up flooding in Tararua District and road closures in the South Island.

After passing its latest audit with "flying colours", a women's centre faces closure: "They didn't give us any rationale at all."

Action is desperately needed as power companies profit while growing numbers of manufacturers and households power down, commentators say. Audio

They say road works, no parking and anti-social behaviour are putting customers off. Audio

Passengers have been unloaded from a Qantas flight that suffered an engine fault at Auckland Airport this evening.

Hundreds of workers are affected by temporary shutdowns or facing the spectre of permanent closure of pulp and paper mills. Audio

Data shows the downturn pain is being felt in the biggest city.