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The former Wallabies star Mark Gerrard returns from injury to boost the struggling Melbourne Rebels in their Super Rugby clash with the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein. Gerrard will partner skipper…

The Maori Affairs Minister is defending the almost $2 million of government money going towards a plastic waka-shaped pavilion, as only a tiny proportion of Rugby World Cup promotional spending. Audio

Former Defence Force chief Lieutenant-General Jerry Mateparae has been appointed to succeed Sir Anand Satyanand as Governor-General.

The former Auckland captain Xavier Rush will captain the UK Barbarians in their rugby clash with England at Twickenham this weekend. Baa-Baas coaches Philippe Saint-Andre and Kingsley Jones have also…

Parliament has adjourned for the year with the Government claiming credit for having managed the economy through recession. However, the last session of "Question Time" was unusually jovial.

Cement manufacturer Holcim says it intends to proceed with plans to build a $300 million plant in North Otago.

The New Zealand number eight Kieran Reid says going head to head with his Welsh opposite Ryan Jones in Cardiff on Sunday will be one of his biggest test's as ...

An Environment Court decision backing a $500 million cement plant near Oamaru has been welcomed by Waitaki District Mayor Alex Familton.

The Environment Court has dismissed an appeal against the building of a $300 million cement plant in North Otago.

The All Black lock Ali Williams and prop Tony Woodcock have extended their contracts with the New Zealand Rugby Union through until 2012. Williams, who turned 28 last week, made ...

The All Blacks have clinched their third grand slam of wins over the four home unions, defeating England 32-6 at Twickenham on Saturday.

Police have confirmed their inquiry into donations to the New Zealand First Party will be completed next week - the last of three investigations. Audio

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters is adamant that all matters regarding his party's electoral returns have been resolved.

Pressure is mounting on New Zealand First and its leader Winston Peters after police confirmed on Monday that they will investigate claims the political party falsely declared a nil-donation return…

ACT leader Rodney Hide has laid a complaint with police over New Zealand First's return of donations for 2007.

The National Party is calling for the Prime Minister to front up to a parliamentary inquiry into a $100,000 donation made to New Zealand First leader Winston Peters. However, Helen Clark does not…

ACT describes the National Party's decision to rule out working with New Zealand First post-election as a "seismic" change on the political landscape.

ACT Party leader Rodney Hide predicts the Serious Fraud Office will take months to investigate donations made to New Zealand First and its leader, Winston Peters.

ACT rejects suggestions it rushed to judge the New Zealand First Party and its leader Winston Peters without knowing the full facts.

A barrister acting for Winston Peters says he has given the Serious Fraud Office information which exonerates his client. Peter Williams QC believes their inquiry will be over quickly.

Lawyers for the New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, are due to meet an investigator from the Serious Fraud Office on Saturday.