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Up to 74 jobs are on the block, about 17 percent of the institute's staff.

The council's proposed changes on booze sales and liquor stores are about to open for public consultation.

Zijing Yu was arrested last year after illegally importing 740 kilograms of tobacco and 25,000 cigarettes.

The museum's budget blow-out means to continue, $21.1 million will be required from Christchurch ratepayers over four years.

In the five years to December 2023, New Zealand's population grew from 4.94 million to 5.31 million.

Ministry of Justice data confirms the government's claim it met its target to reduce the number of violent crime victims. Audio

Campylobacteriosis could be transmitted through drinking water or contaminated food.

Emergency services responded to two incidents on SH7 and SH1.

Lagarosiphon was found in Lakes Waitaki and Aviemore in South Canterbury, which were previously considered largely weed-free.

It says there's been a reduction in violent crime based on the latest quarterly statistics but the ministry says the numbers should be considered indicative only.

Greymouth and the wider district remains under a boil water notice.

The enrolment increase has come just in time - the Education Ministry recently warned secondary schools in particular risk major teacher shortages.

Dramatic orchestral symphonies, soaring operatic solos and piano sonatas have been blasting from speakers at Christchurch's bus interchange.

Christchurch's long-awaited $683 million stadium is on track to open its doors in one year's time. Audio

Colombian Felipe Montoya-Ospina was jail for importing, extracting and distributing cocaine in New Zealand.

An abuse survivor is speaking out in hopes of encouraging others to come forward. Audio

It's been 20 years since Charles was finally able to marry the love of his life, but his wedding to Camilla featured a bout of sinusitis, an unhappy son, and a requirement that they both apologise to… Audio

Three men were rescued from a capsized boat in two-metre swells in Banks Peninsula this afternoon.

The programme includes five one-off scholarships worth up to $8000 each.

It is hoped that it will boost the number of people trained to provide New Zealanders with much needed mental health and addiction support.