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The Category-1 listed heritage building was demolished in 2020 after devastating quakes in 2010 and 2011.

A courtroom, a lifesaving tower and a bridge are among the homes and workplaces recognised in the 2023 New Zealand Architecture Awards held tonight in Wellington.

Sports enthusiasts will once more be welcomed into Christchurch's famed Lancaster Park through the historic Memorial Gates.

It's Super Rugby Pacific squad naming day, keep an eye here on the teams as they are rolled out.

Husband and father, Crusaders fan, high-achieving businessman and relative political novice - RNZ profiles the man set to become New Zealand's 42nd prime minister.

Christopher Luxon and the National Party are on course to form a government with the ACT Party, with National winning almost 40 percent of the party vote in today's general election.

Locals who live next to Christchurch's fire-damaged Bromley wastewater treatment plant say they are not surprised by a damning report into the council's management of the foul stench it gave off.

Christchurch City Councillors have voted to rebuild a popular library, which has been propped up by temporary strengthening work for 11 years.

Strengthening work will soon start at Taranaki Cathedral - seven years after New Zealand's oldest stone church was closed due to earthquake risk.

A young woman linked to the Christchurch Mama Hooch sexual assault case hopes funds from a Givealittle page will help survivors rebuild their lives.

Ilam's candidates are out campaigning for the public's vote, an electorate with a split voter base.

"Significant failings" by senior managers of a national arts development agency when staff were stranded at the flooded Auckland airport in January has led to the Creative NZ head being censured.

A former spokesperson for the Transitional Cathedral is saddened by the prospect the building could be sold. Audio

An Auckland high school where leaks have been falling on students' heads for years is among those that have undergone a review into building project problems. Audio

National Party leader Christopher Luxon has promised 10,000 electric vehicle charges by 2030 if elected.

Crown-owned red zone land along the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor is being returned to the council, marking the end of the government's post-earthquake responsibilities in the process.

Hawke's Bay's five councils must unanimously agree on the government's offer to help buy out cyclone-damaged homes for the proposal to go ahead.