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Police are still searching for the man who used hammers to smash windows and displays of a Michael Hill store.

Two severely disabled people in residential care were sent home from hospital still seriously ill, with one readmitted within 24 hours, later dying in hospital.

Restore Passenger Rail protesters are disrupting morning traffic once again.

The head of Immigration New Zealand says she will personally sign off on any further dawn arrests of overstayers. Audio

A cargo ship captain has admitted he put the vessel and those onboard in danger during Cyclone Gabrielle when he steered into shallower waters off Hawke's Bay en route to the Port of Tauranga.

Europe's top football nations face a broadcast blackout for this year's Women's World Cup.

It is not yet clear if Pasifika are being targeted disproportionately, as they were in the infamous raids of the 1970s. Audio

Eight months after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles' coronation is soon to take place. RNZ has all you need to know about the event.

Downpours have hit Northland, Auckland and Coromandel overnight, with Kaikohe seeing 200 millimetres of rain in 24 hours and the Karangahake Gorge closed due to a slip. Audio

Parking troubles at Christchurch Hospital are set to continue for at least another year.

Analysis: Australia's citizenship deal, the Green Party's Kerekere row drags on and evidence the wealthiest pay tax at a lower rate than the rest of us renews the capital gains tax debate.

The men, whose names remain suppressed, were convicted of 68 charges including rape, sexual violation, indecent assault and drink-spiking.

A Waikato iwi has described a sense of healing after it opened the upgraded Rangiriri Pā trenches to public tours this week.

Great Walks' bookings set to open on Wednesday and Thursday have been delayed due to technical issues.

Revenue Minister David Parker says the report shows a "large differential between the tax rates ordinary New Zealanders pay on their full income compared with the super-wealthy".