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RNZ understands the officer began a sexual relationship with a woman he met after she made a complaint of sexual assault.

More than 11,500 physiotherapists, social workers and health assistants have voted to strike on 23 October. Audio

Gareth and Sarah Eddy became the proud new owners when the business went up for sale in June. Audio

Some donors for a new breast milk bank had to be put on hold due to a lack of storage space in its first few weeks.

House prices stopped their slide in September - but not everywhere.

The unlicensed driver who drove up to 139km/h on the wrong side of the road has been released without conviction due to a brain injury he suffered in the collision.

The man told the High Court of a violent beating he endured from people looking for Anaru Moana.

Seven provincial unions are represented in the team, which made history earlier this year with two wins in their first two matches. Video

The public health research agency says regulators are not doing enough about environmental odour pollution.

As the White Ferns prepare to face Australia in the Women's Cricket World Cup in India tonight, they can take inspiration from the team's victory in 2000 - NZ's only tournament win in a 50-over World…

The country's newest fire trucks can not be used at rescues because they are too small to fit all the lifesaving gear they need to carry.

The second month of spring began with a "bitter night" in the south as "freezing conditions" descended across the island - and it's just the start. Video

The search over the coming days will focus on the coastline between Godley Head and Pines Beach, police say.

The West Coast mine closed in 1967 and since then, many artefacts have been stolen.

The 25-year-old was last seen leaving the SkyCity Hotel in central Auckland six weeks ago.

A South Canterbury man was lured to a reserve and shot out of a tree before being hit with a blunt object, a murder trial has heard.

Why is he known as the Bush Janitor and what is his vision for the rugged Island Hills Station? RNZ investigates. Audio

"Our numbers are going up but our financial supports are all down. There's just not enough of anything ‒ money, houses, people."

The victim is in a stable condition.

Traditional garba dancing - done in circles - highlighted celebrations over the weekend.

The tools - worth $50,000 - were stolen from a work vehicle in 2023, only to be auctioned off on behalf of police more than two years later.