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As forest scientists work to restore native tree species threatened by myrtle rust, a Jobs for Nature programme is empowering young Rotorua men to connect with nature.

The Parole Board declined James Wallace's application for release on parole, wanting him to work on his safety plan and talk to a psychologist.

It has been a fraught term for the local government stalwart ever since Ben Bell was elected as the district's mayor

The Jehovah's Witness church has been fighting scrutiny from a national inquiry into the historical abuse of children for three years, court documents show.

As National announced its long-awaited tax plan, some journalists took a hard look at its numbers, while others focused more on political strategy and impact.

Four New Zealanders discuss Father's Day - and being, or having, a dad - with Alexia Santamaria.

Rural Change founder Elle Perriam is proud of the efforts of rural New Zealand to help those who need it most.

The coroner is investigating deaths of New Zealanders who are believed to have bought lethal substances from a Canadian man accused of assisting suicides overseas.

After decades away, one of the last survivors of the historic Hatrick riverboat fleet has returned to the awa.

A Northland conservationist who rediscovered one of New Zealand's most endangered and elusive seabirds has died aged 87.

A psychiatrist treating perinatal depression and anxiety says the adversarial legal system is not well equipped to deal with cases like that of Lauren Dickason.

Hundreds of thousands of Northland's Cyclone Gabrielle-downed trees are in for the chop in a unique $6.5 million resilience project.

A community safety meeting is being held in Christchurch amid increased unease in the aftermath of Yanfei Bao's disappearance and crime in the city.

The families of two labour-hire workers killed in a road smash on their illegal commute, have spoken up about four years of blank stares in their quest for answers - and accountability.

Two of the longest-serving members of the Green Party caucus farewelled Parliament on Thursday, delivering their valedictory statements.

Nine survivors of Danny and Roberto Jaz's attacks read powerful victim impact statements to the court ahead of the pair's sentencing today.

As more valedictory speeches were heard in Parliament’s chamber, a warning was sounded from a departing MP about race baiting and dog whistling to extremism.