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In today's sport news - The Hurricanes get their All Blacks back while the Highlanders lose theirs, Kiwi squash players King and Coll progres at World Champs and Brendon Hartley lands another driving…

The Cook Islands deputy prime minister Mark Brown says Toka Hagai will not be appointed to a ministerial post until he is cleared by the police.

Over 1,000 old cars abandoned on the Rarotonga roadsides in the Cook Islands are waiting to be scrapped.

Tessa Te Mata is the first woman of Pacific heritage to head a New Zealand diplomatic post in the Pacific.

Home advantage and top level experience proved crucial as the final two OFC Champions League groups kicked off at the weekend in Vanuatu and Solomon Islands.

Chairman Mao once said a single spark can start a prairie fire. And the GCSB's decision to block Spark's plans to install a Huawei 5G network, late last year, has definitely set the media alight over…

Retired archaeologist Michael Trotter has a real soft spot for rare-breed animals, in particular dun Dexter cattle and Arapawa goats. He has a small herd of each at his rural property at Tuahiwi in…

A man who's just become the first New Zealander to row across the Atlantic Ocean solo says he's sad to be off the water.

Two types of exotic fruit fly have been found in Auckland and they pose a threat to our $5.5 billion horticulture industry. Here's your one-stop shop for all the fruit fly information know so far.

A second Queensland fruit fly has been discovered on Auckland's North Shore.

New Zealand's Minister for Pacific Peoples says Pacific languages need to be better recognised and valued.