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Search teams on Monday found an ice axe and a jacket to belong to the party. Audio

The three-vehicle crash, including a bus carrying 11 tourists, resulted in one death and put 14 people in hospital.

All charges against the Destiny Church leader for breaches of Covid-19 restrictions have been dismissed and dropped, his lawyer Ron Mansfield says.

Opinion - Betel nut chewing was a social activity that played an important part in the daily lives of the early Micronesians, writes Raquel Bagnol.

Children were given electroconvulsive therapy and sedatives as punishment - and it wasn't limited to Lake Alice. Audio

The Anglican boarding school in Hamilton allows girls to attend from Year 11 (fifth form).

The new Public Service Commissioner has joined coalition voices in criticising a health official as "unprofessional" for characterising some ministerial work as "crap" in an internal email.

Twelve associations are calling for recreational activities to be formally excluded from the Health and Safety Act 2015.

The Destiny Church leader faces multiple charges after attending three protests against lockdowns and vaccine mandates.

One day after The Washington Post announced it would not endorse a presidential candidate in this year's election or in the future, its billionaire owner remains silent as the newspaper's staff are in…

The teenagers were part of a group who climbed onto the roof of their youth justice facility in Wiri, south Auckland on Monday night. Audio

The full terror of what happened in the caves - and acts of heroism that almost certainly saved students' lives - has been revealed.

The Detail: In the space of a decade, Featherston has reinvented itself.

Claire Concannon learns about variations in bird nest design, and why some species may be better able to cope with rapid change.

Delegate Gregorio Sablan said it is an increase from the US$10.16m granted to the Northern Mariana Islands last year.

Court documents show the man entered private property to cremate his recently euthanised dog.

A private investigator searching the bush for Marokopa fugitive says the family have either hidden or are being helped. Audio

Mediawatch - Humans have an inherent negativity bias. Do we really want feel-good news in not-so-good times?

The average smartphone user is scrolling through 300 feet of newsfeed a day, the height of the Statue of Liberty, a professor says. Audio

Karnin Petera's parents say they support outdoor education, "we just don't want any more children or teachers to die".

Transpower has completed repairs to its Tekapo-Timaru line after wires were severed by a helicopter.

Transpower estimates it will take between 24 and 36 hours to repair the damage.

You might not have heard the term, but you've certainly experienced them - it's those tiny, micro-moments that allow us to feel a bit more joy. Audio