Search Results

Police have launched a homicide investigation after identifying a body found in rural Waikato this week.

Police were called to the Horsham Downs property on Monday after a person uncovered the remains.

There are 18 new confirmed and probable cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today, and no further deaths. Video

Covid-19 cases dropped again, police set up Easter weekend roadblocks, a mandatory quarantine was announced and work on contact tracing capacity continued.

A group of Kiwi tourists stranded in New Delhi fear they may be evicted from their hotel. They're begging for help to get home.

The unease and confusion that many are feeling about whether the police will arrest them for a daily stroll too far from home isn't just about Covid-19 anxiety, writes Tania Sawicki Mead.

Opinion - Police need to remember their legal powers when enforcing the lockdown, writes Cat Maclennan.

There are 83 new cases of Covid-19 - made up of 78 new confirmed cases and five probable cases. Two people are in intensive care in a critical condition. Video

Legal experts say the Christchurch mosque shooter will "undoubtedly" spend life in prison - likely with no parole - and there's a chance his jail time could be served in Australia.

The country's new state of living has begun, while the realities of the coronavirus and its impact continue to affect people.

Many iwi acted before the lockdown was announced amid concerns about increased vulnerability of Māori to the virus.

As New Zealand records 78 new cases of Covid-19 on day one of the lockdown, the Ministry of Health says 27 people have now recovered.

New Zealanders are turning to Google to ask some of their Covid-19 related questions. Here's the top searches and answers compiled using official sources.

New Zealand courts are to suspend 238 jury trials for nine weeks from Monday due to Covid-19.

Despite controversy over the police armed response teams, some people feel safer with them, a South Auckland-based Māori warden says.

New Zealand has eight new cases of Covid-19, with all related to overseas travel. Video

Māori justice advocates are seeking an urgent Tribunal hearing on the Police Armed Response Teams and are calling for them to be stopped immediately.

Opinion -The events of 15 March 2019 undeniably changed NZ. After a year, it is timely to reflect on what has come out of the senseless and tragic deaths of 51 Muslims, writes Pakeeza Rasheed.

A rāhui has been placed on a section of the Waikato River after a person drowned at Taupō today.

The Independent Police Conduct Authority has criticised officers on a police boat for their lack of action during an incident where a man drowned.