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When children say they are coerced into sexualised encounters at school, parents expect a response from the school's leaders. For two families, it's been a long struggle.

The number of suspected suicides has continued to drop year on year, but Māori also continue to be disproportionately negatively affected.

A flight service between Nelson and Blenheim will be trialled for two weeks while State Highway Six is closed for emergency flood repairs.

GP Angus Chambers says people are struggling to enrol into medical centres or get appointments at his clinic.

Politics is all in the family for a Canterbury father and son.

A judge has warned a jury not be prejudiced against a Wellington man because of the number of sexual assault charges he faces.

There are around 23,000 Melanesians living in Aotearoa.

Dilworth School abuse survivors have presented a petition calling for mandatory reporting of abuse at the royal commission inquiry today.

Residents in Victoria are being told to prepare to evacuate as floodwaters move downstream, and emergency warnings remain across sodden New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania.

Prominent Otago regional councillor Michael Laws says he has been taught a valuable lesson after being re-elected by 21 votes.

A whānau of nine who lost their family home of 28 years in a devastating fire are camping outside and sleeping in vans because of a lack of emergency accommodation in Tairāwhiti.

Ex-Dreamworld employee Michael Clancy suffered depression and PTSD after witnessing the horror accident that killed four people. Now, he helps others suffering similarly.

Analysis: A surprisingly good set of government accounts livens up the tax cut debate - it's shaping up as a key election issue and a defining difference between Labour and National.

The number of Kiwis suffering from eating disorders has skyrocketed over the last five years, figures reveal.

The 41-strong team were practising high-altitude navigation when they were hit on their way down.

Police are warning of increasing incidents of extortion where young people are targeted on social media by overseas offenders.

His job was to stand outside the Queen's window and wake her up: 'She came out with her little camera and took a photo of me."

Denounced as illegitimate and a sham by Ukraine and the West, Russian-backed officials in four occupied regions of Ukraine are holding self-styled referendums on joining Russia.