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We might be a small fish in a big pond, but are we doing our part to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?

The industry body representing the companies even met with NZ diplomats in Geneva to raise its concerns about marketing restrictions.

A National Party politician who is part of a secretive sect being probed for historical child sexual abuse says he had a happy upbringing in the group.

The second phase of the police initiative to step back from mental health callouts will begin on Monday. Audio

The system would allow commuters to easily tag onto public transport anywhere in the country - but there are concerns it just won't work.

Arguments, inferences, imputations, epithets… Many things are banned in Parliament's Question Time. The House goes on a scavenger hunt for them.

Tana Umaga has sprung a surprise at first five, benching first five Patrick Pellegrini in favour of Jackson Garden-Bachop

Wellington city councillors will seek an exemption from the government's speed limit reversal rules.

Accident investigators have asked a government agency to review 111 after risks and delays in a fatal boat capsize that claimed five lives.

Feleti Sae-Ta'ufo'ou believes being grounded in his faith as a Christian continues to help him as he grows in his rugby career.

A 23-year-old has been charged with the murder of Simon Bird outside his Northland home.

Iwi leaders, local government and Māori tourism representatives are banding together in a push to ensure the final sections of a "nationally significant" cycle trail are completed.

After receiving many complaints, freedom camping is proposed to be banned at three Nelson sites, but the problems won't go away without enforcement, stakeholders say.

The former national coach claims NZ Cricket should prioritise domestic candidates to replace Gary Stead.

The Commerce Commission is calling for views on its recommendation that would see the copper network switched off sooner