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Hamas says Israel is using the aid mechanism to gather intelligence, while United Nations agencies are boycotting the new company.

An expert witness says Bailey's claims are inaccurate and could discourage proper treatment and prevention.

Kris MacDonald says they can build houses faster with lower overheads and with whānau engagement.

Accused killer seemed surprised when told of one of the three deaths believed to be from death cap mushrooms.

Rauaroha Segar House is a vital service for people who otherwise fall through the cracks, staff say.

The man is understood to be a senior Mongrel Mob member who was wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet.

It comes two weeks after their pay equity claim was cancelled, the union says.

Police commissioner says staffer behind controversial theft and fraud memo 'thought they were being helpful'.

An Auckland startup making wines for cats and dogs says catnip could be the next big thing in New Zealand's diverse horticulture offering. Audio

Bell is currently one of New Zealand's most successful music exports despite a lifetime of health battles that made her think having a baby wasn't possible.

The Police Commissioner says the instructions were "unhelpful" and Christopher Luxon says they were "not appropriate", after confusion about how police would treat retail theft. Audio

A round-up of news from around the region, including dengue cases in Tonga reaching 793.

Lemalu Semo Sititi addresses concerns about complacency and the need for community action.

Health officials have stood down the public health response to measles, after no further cases were detected about two and a half weeks since a first case in Auckland was identified.

Labour's finance spokesperson Barbara Edmonds says she still has not read the Greens' alternative Budget, while defending a scarcity of fiscal policies of her own.

A pale gold serum from cattle blood in New Zealand is being used to manufacture vaccines for foot-and-mouth disease and human rabies in South Asia.

A pale gold serum from cattle blood in New Zealand is being used to manufacture vaccines for foot-and-mouth disease and human rabies in South Asia.

But Health Minister Simeon Brown says the pared-down redevelopment is still the biggest investment in the city in decades. Audio

The latest Health NZ data reveals more Northlanders are waiting over three months for a first specialist appointment, but the agency says there is "no difference in the thresholds for treatment". Audio