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Ashburton's mayor says the future of the area's water services is "the biggest decisions council will make in many, many years".

The family's bid for residency has been declined because their non-verbal son suffers seizures and needs 24-hour care.

The under-studied method involves thinking of random words.

The pregnancy was a 'huge shock', and the termination an 'extremely traumatic experience', the patient said.

Police are still looking for a man who jumped into the hospital worker's back seat late at night.

Webster Taracatac, a 38-year-old salesman, sustained the traumatic injury on 21 March at the Gillette Multi-Purpose Center in the Gualo Rai settlement.

But her abusers have never been charged with trafficking. Audio

With vast natural resources, rich biodiversity and a young and growing population of approximately 12 million people, the country stands poised for progress.

After knocking on more than 20,000 doors, New Zealand researchers have found high numbers of people who have dementia, but not the diagnosis.

Sorav Saini was killed in a machinery accident. His wife wants "justice".

Health officials evacuated the patients from the building after receiving a warning call from someone who identified himself as Israeli security.

Sports-related ACC claims traditionally peak in May, at the start of the winter season.

There is scepticism that the hiring of three senior doctors will ease the pressure on the cardiology clinic at Palmerston North Hospital.

Analysis - Donald Trump's White House has a threatening message for anyone who might even be perceived to disagree with the president.

Online safety advocates are calling for legislative change to protect New Zealand's young people online. Audio

Works were paused in February during Environment Court proceedings.

Scientists at three Australian universities believe a dark purple plum bred in Queensland could help delay or even prevent dementia.

Moving to once-a-day milking has helped Janet Fleming through Taranaki's recent drought.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre accused pro-Palestinian protesters' "hate marches" for contributing to a spike in anti-Semitism.