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An "eye-opening" farm trial could help clean up New Zealand's rivers and streams.

The loss of ferries that can carry rail vehicles will mean more trucks on the roads, advocacy group says.

The pools at Ashburton's EA Networks Centre will be closed for maintenance for four weeks in January, and the public will instead have to use a school facility.

A new-look Breakers are beginning the NBL season with plenty to prove.

The number of cases of Covid-19 reported across Aotearoa has plummeted.

Not everyone qualifies for a discount or bill credit, here's why- and whether you might be one of them.

An investigation is underway at Christchurch Men's prison and the engineering workshop has been closed.

Job ads for larger industries fell but the hospitality and tourism sector bucked the trend.

MetService was predicting heavy rain and possible thunderstorms on Thursday morning, with weather expected to clear later in the day.

The fees would apply seven days a week and are expected to generate almost $2.1 million in annual revenue.

A fault at a gas field in the North Island earlier sparked a low generation warnings.

It will be built at its Whareroa site in Taranaki.

The advocacy group began on 18 September 1899.

The police crackdown on the Comanchero motorbike gang will have no significant impact on the drug trade, warns a gang researcher. Audio

MetService has warnings in place for snowfall on Arthur's Pass and Milford Road on Wednesday as winter-like conditions continue.

A total 137 charges have been laid against the gang's members and associates after a three-year probe.

A Spotswood United player punched a Coastal Rugby player, who was taken by ambulance to Taranaki Base Hospital examined, then later discharged after the June incident.

Sir Graham Henry is steadfast in his belief that the weight-restricted grade can make a real difference to club rugby. Video

The fall in August was the first time in close to four years the average has been below $1 million, according to Trade Me figures.

Some companies are moving whole production lines, including packhouses and processing factories, a horticulture supply firm says.

The jury in the trial of John Muchirahondo has been told it needs to decide if the man abused vulnerable women, or the complainants are mistaken or making false accusations.