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Letters written by Ngāi Tahu members to a local newspaper in the 1800s are the subject of an academic thesis. Audio

The main centres are set to enjoy plenty of sunshine with warmer temperatures hinting summer is just around the corner.

Researchers are calling for more kaupapa Māori targeted public health interventions following the study's findings.

The airline was operating the service at a loss which was not uncommon for regional services, its boss says. Audio

More than a dozen refugees who fled China in the 1930s and '40s gathered in Auckland to mark the 85th anniversary of their incredible journey to New Zealand.

The charges related to offending against three boarders at the Christchurch college about 20 years ago.

It is the third workplace incident in the city in just three weeks.

Workers in the radiology and ultrasound departments suffered headaches, breathing problems and rashes, and one had to be admitted to intensive care.

South Canterbury man Ray Bowman did not muck around when he learned that he - like hundreds others at Smithfield - was facing probable redundancy.

India were bundled out for their worst total on home soil, as New Zealand's fast bowlers ran amok.

India were bowled out for a paltry 46, their third-lowest test total and their lowest on home soil.

"Criminals will be suspicious of outsiders, particularly those who cannot be easily verified by trusted colleagues," Dr Jarrod Gilbert said.

Organisers aimed to create awareness about the significance of a turban and other articles of faith in the Sikh religion.

Uber and the Red Cross will pick up donated clothes at no charge across Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

Two people were taken to a hospital, one in a serious condition.

A new operating theatre at Christchurch's Forté Hospital will increase surgical capacity, as the health sector struggles to meet increasing demand.

Pregnant staff in Christchurch Hospital's radiology team have been offered advice after inhaling toxic fumes from a construction site.

Homeowners are calling for consistency over berm gardens after a New Plymouth woman was threatened with a hefty fine.

Many of the councillors around the table expressed their regret at Peter Scott's resignation after a string of controversies.