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Arthur Easton was killed in 1985, but the search for his killer continues with a new $100,000 reward offered.

Police investigating the killing of Simon Buis are now appealing for more information.

Five people have been hospitalised after a crash in Auckland, while drivers face up to three-hour detours in Wairarapa/Wellington.

One councillor says it's woeful that the sport is being "evicted" from its acclaimed venue at Western Springs after 95 years. Audio

Auckland councillors have voted to spend $11m upgrading Waikaraka Park in Onehunga, despite opposition from the motorsport community.

The government says it closed a unit aimed at helping fossil fuel workers into new jobs, because the programme did not align with its priorities.

Auckland Transport and Metlink are replacing all trains with buses until Tuesday for maintenance and upgrades.

Holiday traffic is causing congestion in the main centres as people head away for the long Labour weekend.

Auckland Council will again restrict car access to Muriwai Beach during Guy Fawkes and New Year's due to increased fire risk.

An emergency appeal earlier this year raised $165,000, but that was not enough to prevent cuts to the disability charity's services, its chief executive says.

More than half of New Zealand universities are offering dedicated packages targeting Indian applicants, including scholarships and fee discounts.

In a memo to all staff, the transport operator said the move was part of an attempt to reshape its business.

Locals are ignoring warnings, shoving aside barriers to keep them out at Auckland Domain. Audio

"It's not a decision that we take lightly," chief executive Jason Paris says. Audio

The community leader says funding hasn't been able to match increased demand. Audio

A round-up ofnews in brief from around the region, including Pacific island nations continuing to call for a mandatory universal levy on carbon emissions from shipping.

Police responded on Monday to reports of the tree blocking Manukau Road, between the intersections of Symonds Street and Lombardy Green.

It will allow homeowners hit by extreme weather know where they stand, emergency management minister says. Audio

Rain up to 40mm an hour and severe thunderstorms are threatening large swathes of the country, with forecasters issuing a glut of warnings and watches. Audio

Opinion - Small businesses are being squeezed from every side, and doing it tougher in some ways even than during the GFC, Antje Fiedler and Benjamin Fath write.

A woman is speaking out about her time in a fundamentalist Christian group, which teaches that women must obey their husband's every wish.