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Vaccination rates in Bay of Plenty have led the country over the past week, as the days until the Covid-19 traffic light system tick down.

One of New Zealand's greatest cricketers Sir Richard Hadlee is appealing for public support to fund the final $1.6 million needed for an indoor training facility in his name.

St Peter's School in Cambridge has revealed details of child sexual abuse at the college and apologised to former students for cases stretching back decades. Audio

Respected New Zealand author and editor Stephen Stratford passed away suddenly yesterday morning, aged 68.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has announced a wide-ranging easing of Covid-19 restrictions across the Australian state as it expects to reach a 90 percent major vaccination milestone this weekend.

A new set of proposed laws designed to govern the state's future response and powers in the case of a pandemic is dominating public discussion in Victoria.

The Māori Party want a tangata whenua led Covid-19 response and for mandates to be abolished, but say they would support mandates put in place by Māori organisations and businesses.

Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield and officials held a briefing about how high vaccination rates affect the response to Covid-19, including hospitalisation rates.

People planning on a city retirement with a few luxuries should have a savings account in the high triple figures, according to a new report from Massey University.

Public health experts have expressed disappointment after discovering the government didn't discuss their advice to prioritise vaccination efforts in the area.

Opinion - While working as a nurse in a busy hospital I began to use a magnifying glass, as I could no longer read the small print on medication vials, Sally Britnell writes.

A family overdue from a fishing trip in Kawakawa Bay south of Auckland yesterday has been found safe and well.

In today's Focus on Politics podcast, Political Reporter Anneke Smith looks into the Family Court system as it nears its 40-year anniversary.

Work is underway to deliver a clearer contract to address the risk of the sunset clause, in which developers can bail out.

The Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency is going back to court to again try and get the data from the Ministry of Health of unvaccinated Māori.

In an effort to get more Pacific people vaccinated, a group of doctors have taken to TikTok and Instagram to get the message out there.

The government's decision to let 200,000 Auckland children return to school next week for the first time in three months has prompted a mixture of delight, relief, and worry.

It's been three months since most Auckland students have been in the classroom, one parent says learning from home hasn't been easy for anyone.