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When the quake struck, Susan Selway's husband Richard was on a plane from Auckland to Christchurch. They had to turn back. Once they landed, passengers watched news coverage in the airport.

Universities are missing hundreds of millions in student fees this year because they are expecting less than half the normal number of international students.

Diplomat looks to Honiara for guidance on Bougainville border issue; three more Covid-19 related deaths in French Polynesia; Cooks flight resumption approved

The prime minister has given her assurance the government will consider helping businesses should Auckland's three-day level 3 lockdown be extended, the city's mayor says. Audio

Genomic sequencing of the latest Covid-19 community cases in Auckland show they are the UK variant of the virus. Audio

A two-year rāhui on the waters around Waiheke Island - a bid to stop populations of four species of kaimoana from collapsing - is being put in place this weekend.

There are two new possible cases of Covid-19, all close contacts of the Northland case have turned up negative, and community checkpoints will be set up. Audio

There are fears members of a Tongan church in Auckland at the centre of a residency scam are afraid to file a complaint in case they are deported.

French Polynesia rolling out Covid-19 vaccine, ni-Vanuatu students remain stranded in Israel, SLN woes in New Caledonia unresolved and more.

More than 150 undersized pāua and nearly 3000 cockles that were taken illegally were returned to the sea after operations by fisheries officers and police.

In today's sports news - City into final, Al-Attiyah wins another Dakar stage and big names miss out at National Bowls Champs.

In today's sports news -Steven Adams wins over former NBA club, Breakers being taken to Tassie, next Adesanya fight locked in and Stags go top in Super Smash.

There have been at least six serious crashes today on New Zealand roads, resulting in two deaths and numerous others injured.

More parents and teachers have come forward about their experiences at a Feilding child care centre, which is under investigation.

Two women who took action after the Roast Busters case came to light are welcoming arrests made yesterday, and a criminologist hopes there's a shift away from victim blaming.

A lack of funding, high demand and staff burnout are part of why East Care in Auckland is stopping its overnight service.

Kāpiti Coast mayor K Gurunathan has written to the Prime Minister asking the government to clarify how critical the local airport is in the event of a major earthquake.

ARPHS has found some centres with norovirus outbreaks have been cleaning with ammonia-based products because these were marketed as inactivating Covid-19.

Auckland local boards hope to avoid closures to public facilities like toilets and playgrounds, as they help Auckland Council to slash its expenses.

The fire in a 141-year-old landmark is almost out.