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Two other men were initially charged in December 2023.

"Every time we get looted they take something from our house, even if there's nothing," a resident of one flood-hit Auckland street says.

The facility was evacuated after a chemical odour triggered the fire alarm.

Migrant workers have been protesting today at not receiving their final pay after losing their jobs a month ago.

Police say they have resolved an "incident" at a New Lynn house that saw part of the road closed.

The three men arrested after the death of Jayden Mamfredos-Nair have been remanded in custody during their first court appearance.

Three men are due to appear in court today, charged with murdering Jayden Mamfredos-Nair who went missing in Auckland last April.

Summer is off to a cracking start, with sunny days forecast and plenty of customers ready and willing to book, tourism businesses say.

Auckland Council have reported large visitor numbers in many areas.

A 20-year-old was arrested on Saturday night, hours after two others were charged, police say.

Two men have been charged with the murder of missing Auckland man Jayden Mamfredos-Nair.

One website has recorded its lowest monthly figure in 16 years, but some regions are still bucking the trend.

It will take up four days of fine weather to reduce the risk to swimmers from sewage runoff after heavy rains last week, a freshwater scientist says.

More than 1000 permanent staff, casual workers and contractors have been affected after five companies in the group went into receivership.

State Highway 1 at the Brynderwyn Hills will be closed for nine weeks next year to allow for critical repair work.

Auckland's passenger rail network will shut for two weeks over the summer for improvement and maintenance work.

A Muriwai resident is among the first owners of storm-damaged homes in Auckland to receive a buyout offer.

New Zealand's 118,000 net migration gain in a year is unsustainable, and infrastructure needs to be better managed to support growth, says Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. Audio

Police say they are still looking for others who might have information about the Friday morning accident.

Coalition negotiations and damage inflicted by extreme weather have forced a change in National's long-standing roading priorities for Northland.

Phones, hunger and bad teachers were among problems revealed as New Zealand teens' scores dipped further in the PISA tests of reading, writing and maths. Audio

Early childhood services say they are running on a knife edge after enrolments dropped and record numbers went out of business.