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Conservation Minister Tama Potaka made the announcement at the Isaac Conservation and Wildlife facility near Christchurch.

A local woman is renewing the campaign for State Highway 1 between Rolleston and Ashburton to be increased to four lanes.

It was the catalyst for Dane Moule to forge two passports so he could travel between countries for three years.

The Prime Minister is in Ferrymead visiting Chiptech, which makes digital telecare solutions including personal emergency response systems.

The housing market's trek to nowhere continues, with a marginal price rise in June, reversing the declines seen in April and May.

Christchurch rider Laurence Pithie will cycle in his first Tour de France next week in support of one of the sport's biggest names.

The terrorist label has been dropped for the Proud Boys, but its ideology still lurks online in New Zealand.

A person has been flown to hospital in a serious condition after an incident in Southbridge, south of Christchurch, on Wednesday evening.

They're turning off hot water cylinders for days, heading to bed as soon as it is dark and eating tinned food cold to keep the lights on, Age Concern says. Audio

A Banks Peninsula residents' group has renewed calls to scrap council plans for a wastewater plant in the Akaroa township, following a cost blowout.

While bites are rare, infections don't always respond well to treatment. Audio

Up to six million customers may have had their data stolen.

It comes as the science sector overhaul came into effect officially on Tuesday. Audio

The initiative will cover operations for hip and knee replacements and cataract surgeries, the Health Minister says.

Holly Gardyne has no regrets about moving to a rural practice.

Civil defence Nelson Tasman group controller Alec Louverdis says he is planning "for the absolute worst" ahead of two orange rain warnings across the region.

Emily Fryer and Sarah Mosley are so obsessed with the toy bricks, they've even made them into wearable accessories for themselves.

If you're looking for the best café in New Zealand, you won't find it on Auckland's Karangahape Road nor Wellington's Cuba Street, or even in the heart of Christchurch.

New evidence suggests the Christchurch terrorist was no lone wolf, but part of a broader extremist ecosystem.

It might be mid-winter now, but that's a good time to prepare for summer's increasingly common high temperatures, Timothy Welch writes.