Rug up warm - more cold temperatures are expected today and tomorrow.

A councillor found himself in court getting his penis measured with a wooden ruler.

The big man is back in New Zealand and apparently still humble despite the big paycheck.

Hundreds of people can come to the convention to try out new games.

Today marks 40 years since the police forcibly ended the Bastion Point occupation.

Members of the Wellington public aided police in tracking down the three teenagers.

Māori women need a specific sexual violence support service, a community group says.

A man with lollies tried to grab a child near Karori.

David Scott says he will not stand down despite being found guilty of indecent assault.

Object that pressed into her was 'four or five inches long', says complainant.

The victim died at a railway crossing in Upper Hutt.

The tenant made over $12,000 in revenue over six months by illegally subletting.

Fifty people on board Air NZ flight circling Tauranga Airport with landing gear problems.

Woman accusing David Scott of indecent assault says she felt awkward and disgusted.

The upgrades will include 1274 new poles and 38km of overhead wires.

The cyclist was unsure if it was a possum or rat at first glance.

A trial for the alleged kidnapping has begun in Wellington this morning.

Trying to look after the planet is costing businesses more than they bargained for.

Two people rescued from waist deep water after car plunges into harbour and flips.

The teenager was one of six people crammed into the stolen car.

It's wet and a bit chilly, so rug up and remember to pack a brolly this weekend

Reserve Bank building in Wellington to reopen next week following asbestos discovery.

The passenger was met by ambulance staff after it returned to Wellington.

A magnitude 4.3 quake rocked the lower North Island this morning.

Mayor Justin Lester said the Budget would help council achieve its own housing goals.

Three levels of the building have been tested and were found to be clear.

The 94-year-old structure will be strengthened instead of demolished.

The entertainer is allowed to keep his identity secret for now.

Dame Annette was recognised in an all-female ceremony in Wellington today.

The pom pom costumes are made from yarn, fabric, and UV LED strips.