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Easton's children are appealing for justice for their father whose murder "sucked a lot of joy out of our lives".

"I'm worried. I know hundreds of thousands of Aucklanders rely on the mission for food," the City Missioner says. Audio

A leading energy analyst estimates this year's power crisis cost the economy $300 million in lost exports. Audio

The bridge, a "critical" connection to many businesses, was stuck in the upright position for much of 2024.

The fire reached up to 30 metres inside the venue.

Healthcare workers walk off the job again today as the nurses union's dispute with Health NZ over pay and resourcing continues.

Experts and industry professionals are calling for rooftop solar policy changes in the wake of the announcement of the closure of SolarZero. Audio

The Te Awamutu Courier is among regional papers which will learn their fate this week as NZME considers closures. Audio

"From a historical perspective this is really bad," economist says as the number of business insolvencies hits more than double last year.

"When a community is in trouble, financially or whatever, what sustains people, all of us, and people through sadness and all sorts, is the being together and cooking," chef Peter Gordon says. Audio

The report highlighted how the early use of lockdowns and other restrictions helped prevent widespread infection however the government was not well prepared.

The conviction of a former Ports of Auckland boss brings to an end "an era of failure at the highest levels of Ports of Auckland which had tragic outcomes for workers, their families and their…

Hato Hone St John says it sent 13 vehicles to respond to the accident.

Maritime NZ hopes the finding in relation to the death of Pala'amo Kalati will help to prevent future tragedies.

Many bottle shops and supermarkets in Auckland are gearing up for a stricter cut-off time to sell alcohol just as the festive season kicks off.

Workers have been called to a meeting at the Kinleith Mill. Audio

Analysis: NZME's proposal to shut 14 community newspapers risks removing a central or only source of verified local news for many.

A coronial inquiry is being held at Hastings District Court to decide which issues will be considered by the coroner looking into the 12 deaths caused by the cyclone.

Before an accidental overdose at Auckland City Hospital, Trevor Flood was an active builder. Now, his wife says, "he does nothing all day".

Parades will be held in Māngere, Papakura, Papatoetoe and Pukekohe.

Two northbound lanes will be closed until the convoy is across and Auckland commuters are advised to plan ahead.

"I feel confident knowing ... he'll never be able to work for emergency services again."

One says they should have been given early notice because now they have pre-ordered stock in hopes of a busy summer. Audio

Up to 96 days are now set for total shutdowns, another 54 for "partial closures" in a bit to prepare for the CRL opening, Simeon Brown says. Audio