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The MetService says a southerly storm that cancelled ferries and closed main roads in the North Island today is on its last legs, but is not over just yet. Video

Christchurch could be described as a tale of two electoral cities as progress in rebuilding the city stands to influence voters. It is one of theThe Big Issues.

Federated Farmers say the Government is out of touch with the urgent need for help to repair Northland roads that have taken a hammering from last week's severe storm. Audio

The mother of a murdered Auckland woman confronted her daughter's killer on Thursday, telling him she wishes she'd never let him into their home. He must serve at least 17 years. Audio

Auckland's best-known Anglican Church is shutting its doors for three months after Sunday morning's service so it can undergo a facelift.

A man who repeatedly stabbed his former partner before slitting her throat has been found guilty of murder after a jury trial in the High Court at Auckland.

A medal awarded to a Ngapuhi chief 200 years ago is returning home thanks to the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa and the Auckland War Memorial Museum.

New Zealand Post is closing its Petone call centre with the loss of 44 jobs, and a further 70 finance staff will also lose their jobs. Audio

A worker at the Hamilton factory that makes the Kiwi Bacon and Hutton's brands says more should have been done to save the business. Goodman Fielder has confirmed that 125 people will lose their jobs… Audio

Unilever is moving to cut 58 jobs and shut a washing powder factory in Petone north of Wellington. The plant opened in 1919. Audio

Nearly 15,000 abortions were performed in New Zealand last year. Is it time to look at the law?

New Zealand Post says up to 2000 jobs will go as part of its strategy to maintain a viable business. Chairperson Sir Michael Cullen says the company will help workers find other employment and cuts… Audio