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The job sounded tempting. Then the shouting and micromanagment began.

Black Caps set to farewell Southee, but explosive Harry Brook could spoil the party.

Environment Canterbury's flat-fare trial is being extended to February 2026, with a 50 percent fare increase.

Testing shows a more than 100 percent increase in meth use and 86 percent increase for cocaine.

If the Black Caps batter feels aggrieved at not having got a crack in the first two tests of the series he's not showing it.

Armed police remain on site of the property where the killing happened. Audio

Chris Allen died, aged 62, in a tragic accident on his Ashburton Forks farm on Monday.

The IPCA found police should not have pursued the motorcyclist once he failed to stop for them.

Paul Hoglund says he's been offered less than his property is worth and he isn't going anywhere. "I've got nothing to lose".

Police have ended the order for all Wellington officers to carry guns following the fatal shooting.

From a $50,000 apartment to a home once owned by Sir John Key, these are the big sales of the year. Audio

Nigel Richards gained fame after winning the French-language title, despite knowing little beyond "Bonjour."

Former Wallabies first-five James O'Connor is loving being back in New Zealand and he believes criticism of the country's depth at first-five is "harsh".

Local casino operators say they could miss out on a licence to operate online, as they prepare to square up against large offshore operators with deep pockets. Audio

Nigel Wilson, 62, was found badly injured with several stab wounds at a Christchurch park.

Another person has been treated by paramedics as a result of the blaze in Hornby.

Relatives have paid tribute to Albert "Alby" Enoka as armed officers guard the scene. Audio

Staff at a government ministry have been sacked or warned after sending inappropriate messages about migrants to their colleagues.

The crucial transport link south of Kaitāia was destroyed by dozens of slips during a storm in August 2022.

Some people think nothing of asking complete strangers wearing hijabs personal questions. It does not stop there.

The Christchurch City Council will today decide if it will make changes to the roads outside the Christchurch Hospital, which could slow access for emergency services but increase available parking.