The driver of a white hatchback, who police say wasn’t directly involved, could have vital information about the crash.

Some fans gave up and left before the women’s Farah Palmer Cup final, after the stadium got uncomfortably hot.

An expert says NZ is experiencing a perfect storm of factors, which are driving petrol prices to new highs.

The disciplinary tribunal said if Sam Bailey hadn’t already had her registration cancelled, they would have done it again.

The property had been in a state of disrepair for some time, with an estimated repair bill of $1.6 million.

Party leaders showed plenty of appetite for top-of-the-cliff approaches to solving issues in NZ’s emergency departments, but shied away from hiring commitments.

SolarZero had been one of the country’s largest solar power providers before its 2024 liquidation.

One Christchurch suburb is sinking by about 10mm per year, researchers say.

The company had been accused of predatory and cowboy clamping in the past.

A $60 million trust has created a new source of funding for 14 local organisations, for the foreseeable future.

A judge says the owner’s submissions had “elements of Sovereign ideology”.

Inland Revenue data showed 151,600 loans were granted to 129,243 customers under the Covid-19 small business cashflow loan scheme, but as of July this year 31,000 customers were in default.

The developer who deemed the houses irreparable is exploring the possibility of saving the heritage buildings.

The young man’s charges related to 71 stolen vehicles, over two years.

New Zealand’s only open range zoo, which will celebrate its 50th anniversary this month, needs to raise $4.1m or its cash reserves will run dry by March.

The man faced 23 theft charges relating to petrol drive-offs, as well as others for possessing stolen number plates.

A farmer gave chase after a trio of thieves stole a courier van packed with Christmas presents.

They’re the “magic” behind-the-scenes that clinicians say keep the hospital from coming to a grinding halt

The major project is set to deliver hundreds of new high-security and specialist mental health beds by 2030.

But the company applying for the demolition says the buildings are too damaged to repair.