Tribunal let man off twice but says third time showed risk of reoffending.

The building in Wellington has been closed and staff sent home after the find.

Lightwing is designed to resemble different aspects of Lower Hutt.

EU earlier refused to waive immunity in case of diplomat who owes former landlord $20k.

COMMENT: Farmers should have acted sooner but MPI should have too.

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei say the properties are within their heartlands.

There can be only one winner as flagship reality shows go head to head on Sundays.

The petition has raised more than 30,000 signatures.

We'll be spared worst of the extreme winds causing havoc in Australia, but it'll be wet.

Police launch homicide inquiry after man found unconscious lying in street dies

Incident followed man being charged with two counts of indecent assault against colleague.

Police training bungle caused "absolute nightmare" for innocent Wellington bus driver.

The future of the historic Museum Stand at the Basin Reserve is to be announced.

Daniel Clinton Fitzgerald has two previous offences under the three strikes law.

John Tamihere reckons we don't get value for our money from our top public servants.

International students say many are working for below minimum wage with no rights.

North Auckland drivers had the highest number of traffic offences in the country.

Judge knows from experience the case cannot continue to court, says law professor.

Bill McKibben is in NZ to talk about taking on business interests over climate change.

The woman no longer feels safe living in the community alone.

Dropping cigarette butts was already covered under the Litter Act.

City council is working to raise the status and use of the language.

Committee members agreed to extend a freedom camping area in Evans Bay.

There are 58 officers graduating police college in Porirua tomorrow.

Keepers were able to gain the monkeys' trust by feeding them their favourite treats.

Gayford talks preparing for fatherhood, meeting royalty and how he and Ardern met.

The university's research and teaching is not getting the recognition it deserves.

People are having falls because they didn't want to use their walkers, Phil Bracen says.

'Typically, when Auckland gets cold, the rest of the country also suffers'.

The 20-tonne sculpture is being installed on a Lower Hutt roundabout.