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A lawyer leading a class action lawsuit says Kiwis may have spent a significant amount on ineffective medicines. Audio

The Cook Islands prime minister says he is aware of the strong interest in the outcomes of his visit to China.

After two years of major damage from storms, a key government unit has made an abrupt change to focus on cyber security over and above natural disasters.

Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon says government should not undermine council decision-making processes.

Professor Richard Jackson of Otago University said Donald Trump added a whole new wildcard to global security.

The organiser of sessions in Auckland has been forced to ditch the reference to 'yoga' after practitioners and animal lovers raised concerns about the young dogs' well-being.

An estimated 250,000-300,000 private wells are used for drinking water in Canterbury.

Former A-League and Bulldogs executive Jack Mesley has taken over as CEO, he talked to Jamie Wall about his ambitions for the competition.

Fourteen of the 63 staff losing their jobs are scientists and engineers, a union representative says.

The lawsuit says Kiwis have been deceived for about two decades about an ingredient in cold and flu medicine.

Dame Patsy Reddy says New Zealand Rugby first became aware of INEOS' intentions to pull out of their sponsorship agreement last year. Audio

For many years people had been scared to use the alleyway, but it has since been upgraded with lights, a new fence and local artwork.

The council has released the final design, and Tory Whanau admits the project could end up costing her the mayoralty.

The English Teachers Association has walked away from work on the draft secondary school English curriculum.

Many are calling for more police and for alcohol-free zones to be extended.

Simon Watts has met with gentailers to discuss progress and cooperation ahead of the expected winter energy price spike.

An immigration consultancy accused of being involved in unlawful job selling is still operating while under investigation by Immigration New Zealand.

The place once dubbed the City of the Future by a marketing campaign is experiencing a taste of its own climate future.

Finlay Christie is not paying attention to the armchair critics as he looks to reclaim his All Black jersey.

Critics say the money would have been better spent training more workers, including much-needed psychiatrists.