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The PM denies the government has lost its focus, as calls intensify for action to help Auckland. Audio

The government meeds to rethink its opposition to a bed night levy for Auckland, the mayor says. Audio

The bat is about the same size as a 20-cent coin.

If you want to get into nature photography, there's a lot you can do with your phone ahead of getting a dedicated camera.

Roy Arbon, 75, has been missing since he set out on a walk up Mt Davy to Mt Sewell near Greymouth on 23 July.

One of New Zealand's best-known adventure rides is celebrating six decades of adventure, iwi pride, and sustainability on the Kimiākau Awa. Audio

Search teams have spent more than 750 search hours looking for the West Coast beekeeper.

The 75-year-old has been missing since he set out on a walk up Mt Davy to Mt Sewell last Wednesday.

Roy Arbon, 75, is overdue from a walk up Mt Davy to Mt Sewell.

Bitter battles over butter prices have led news bulletins, partly prompted by the finance minister's 'please explain' to Fonterra. But one editor says many in the media missed the point.

Roy Arbon, known for his role in two of New Zealand's worst tragedies, went missing during a solo tramp near Greymouth. Audio

Roy Arbon, who was later the victim of a drug smuggling scam, has gone missing on a tramp near Greymouth. Audio

The Geographic Board confirmed it has received a name change proposal but says more community consultation is needed before it can go further.

The ascent to hell on the punishing slopes of Mont Ventoux is one of the Tour de France's most formidable and iconic theatres and has a history dotted with drama and tragedy.

A section of a local website was hijacked, then AI generated, made-up news stories about the conservation estate started showing up.

The Kaikōura District Council is considering drafting an animal control bylaw to include cats, to replace its dog control bylaw, in a bid to protect native birds.

Carolina Wilga has revealed that after a car crash, she became confused and lost.

Carolina Wilga miraculously survived after 12 days in a remote part of Western Australia.

The insect was discovered in 10km long limestone cave network under the Nullarbor Plain, Australia.

The money to be split among 12 organisations will equip volunteers, train specialist staff and maintain infrastructure.

Guam's governor, Lou Leon Guerrero, said right now, there are no credible threats to their island.