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Air New Zealand has added another plane and more flights to help clear a backlog of stranded passengers in Queenstown, but says it could take days.

There have been another 16 deaths of people with Covid-19 in New Zealand, as well as a further 6910 new community cases.

Last week Parliament was taken over by the new leaders Youth Parliament - an opportunity for rangatahi to speak and the rest of us to pay attention.

Police say they are looking at a number of prosecutions after about 1000 anti-government protesters marched onto the busy Auckland Southern Motorway today.

The week's wild weather has left a wake of travel disruptions and damage, with many roads still affected, and two Wellington homes red stickered this morning.

Dengue fever resurfaces in Samoa, Tonga all but qualifies for world netball cup, and professor says USP needs to bill its students more

The wild weather in Wellington yesterday has left Air New Zealand with 126,000 people to move in the next three days. Audio

RNZ has been recognised at the New Zealand Radio Awards for its storytelling and journalism.

A New Zealand-designed frost fighting machine that looks like a giant hair dryer could become hot property in France.

The wait is nearly over for residents and holiday-makers left stranded in Lake Ōhau village since Tuesday morning.

After eight days of harrowing testimonies, the country should be ashamed at how survivors of disability, deaf and mental health institutional care were treated, an IHC worker says.

A 38-year-old man associated with the Killer Beez gang has been arrested in Christchurch as part of the police's ongoing gang crackdown.

A long-running Canterbury water stoush has been settled - at least for now - with the Court of Appeal yesterday throwing out controversial water bottling consents.

Heavy rain has closed Christchurch roads, while houses at Pleasant Point were evacuated when damage to a river stopbank posed a flooding risk. Audio

Photo Essay: YP22 Day 1 - A story told in pictures by Mishka Lombaard, featuring the opening of Parliament, question time, general debate and select committees. 

A clean-up is ahead for parts of Otago and Canterbury after the storm that washed away a bridge, stranding holidaymakers, and flooded homes and farms. Audio