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A Kiwi student who broke nearly every bone in her body after a nightmare rock climbing fall in California last month has made it home to New Zealand.

Jacinda Ardern and French president Emmanuel Macron Macron have announced new funding to research the impact of algorithms on online radicalisation.

Project managers for Christchurch's new $683 million stadium remain certain it can be delivered on budget.

UN Secretary General António Guterres has set a grave tone for this year's general assembly, warning of a "winter of global discontent" in a world beset by perils.

A Canterbury hapū says a series of upgrades to reflect the cultural significance of Kura Tawhiti has been decades in the works.

An ex-Gloriavale member said she could always be scared into doing something by the thought of being smacked. She broke down while giving evidence in the Employment Court today.

Convicted killer and child sex offender Phillip John Smith has lost a High Court bid to allow prisoners to have sex at Rolleston Prison's treatment units for child sex offenders.

Gloriavale generates the most of its money through government benefits, a former leader has told the Employment Court.

Fresh from the Queen's funeral, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has caught a lift with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to New York to attend the UN General Assembly.

The emissions trading scheme allows companies to "plant and pollute" and needs reform, the Climate Change Commission chairperson says.

The prime minister's office has confirmed a minute of silence will be held at 2pm next Monday for the Queen's memorial service in New Zealand.

Police and fire investigators are examining a Christchurch scrapyard where about 100 cars caught fire last night.

The Otago men's hockey team has claimed its first ever national provincial title.

A group of caregivers is seeking a judicial review of the health workers' mandate, after losing thousands of dollars in payments.

As preparations for the Queen's funeral are finalised in London, New Zealanders are making their own plans to farewell Queen Elizabeth tonight. Audio

Corrections is facing High Court action - to stop inmates from the Arohata women's prison in Wellington being transferred.