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Somehow, Dr Hannah Wells manages to lead a supercharged double life - as a ground-breaking medical researcher, and a champion triathlete. She tells Lockerroom's Suzanne McFadden why, and how, she does…

Health authorities say there are now an average of 20 new cases of measles each day in Auckland.

The government has invested $2.7 million into a papakāinga (housing) development in Tauranga.

Under the government's proposal, councils - particularly in the six high growth centres - will be given a clear direction to loosen their rules.

The government is directing councils to loosen up their planning rules, allowing cities to grow both up and out, in a bid to solve the housing crisis.

Dave and Anne Jordan say the world would benefit from the widespread planting and use of hemp. They have been working for more than a decade to build a hemp industry in New Zealand.

Locals at Bethells Beach are surprised to find out $3 million worth of cocaine washed ashore this morning.

The government's being urged to revoke law preventing Māori from getting confiscated land back if it's privately owned.

Homeless shelters funded by a Rotorua man who mortgaged his home have fed and housed more than 1000 people since opening a year ago.

Low personal polling for National Party leader Simon Bridges doesn't necessarily mean that replacing him before the election is a sure thing. 

A programme which aims to end homelessness has been rolled out in Wellington.

In a three-day span a Dunedin woman allowed her 71-year-old mother six hours' sleep, constantly waking her in the night with a barrage of abuse.

A growing number of people are turning their back on Auckland for greener and cheaper pastures of the regions.

People caring for the homeless in Whangārei say the imminent arrival of the Housing First programme has sparked new hope.

The Crown underwrite for unsold Kiwibuild homes has been triggered for a second time.

One in four classroom carpets is harbouring high enough levels of cat dander (skin flecks) to trigger allergic reactions, according to new research.

The government will spend an extra $94 million in this year's Budget to help more homeless people into permanent housing.

Two months after Patrick Dykes installed a gas fireplace in 2017, there was a fire that left the house uninhabitable.