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The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found officers did not use excessive force while responding to an attempted self-harm incident.

Inland Revenue has estimated up to 25 percent of investors might not have paid the relevant tax.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Michael Wood have addressed the charges laid over the Whakaari / White Island eruption.

The New Zealand Breakers should have been boarding a plane for Australia tomorrow but the Auckland-based basketball club has made a last minute change in plans.

A group representing survivors of abuse while in faith-based care believes victims could die before there is any satisfactory resolution to their claims against churches.

Thailand has revived a controversial law against criticising the royal family in an attempt to curb months of anti-government protests.

The waiting list for assistance from the Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust is continuing to grow despite Covid-19 finally bringing rocketing rental prices back to earth.

Nine hundred hectares of land at the foot of the Remarkables Range near Queenstown has been gifted to the Queen Elizabeth II National Trust.

Jarome Fonua, 26, was among a dozen people arrested after a series of gang raids last April that seized $4 million worth of assets.

The minister for children says he is "not into separatism" and that Oranga Tamariki needs to work in partnership with Māori. Audio

Midwives have shared how they were not included in decisions by Oranga Tamariki to remove babies from their whānau, in the latest report by the Children's Commissioner.

The Transport Agency has launched an external review into contamination with heavy metals and hydrocarbons beside the Auckland Harbour Bridge.

A man has been jailed for seven and a half years for subjecting his ex-girlfriend to months of physical, sexual, emotional and financial abuse.

People in the Pacific are missing out on life-saving treatments from New Zealand medical staff due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Te Pae Oranga was supposed to keep Māori out of court, but new figures show tangata whenua aren't buying into it, leading to calls for the programme to be redesigned.

The Mental Health Commissioner has found a district health board failed to care for a mental health inpatient who died four days after attempting suicide in his room.