Stories by Jazlyn Whales

The birds were among six taken to Wellington Zoo's animal care hospital.

Two third-year classes at Victoria University of Wellington, have been told they will be handwriting their upcoming exams. Audio

Humid weather in Christchurch during Easter tournament caused some games to be delayed or moved.

The properties up for sale in Wellington and North Wairarapa each have unique features and intriguing backstories.

The pathway is set to finish in the first half of 2026.

Patrick Cooper may be on a playground, but he is not fooling around with his goal to break the record for the longest time swinging on a swing.

At just 9-years-old, Joaquin Hollis will play at a Barça Academy competition in April.

"At some point we'll have to make the call to either scale back repairs or close facilities. We can't keep this up."

Bobbi, a mother who visited the Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre on 8 February, said her three-year-old daughter became unwell after swimming in the pool.

The man later died in hospital.

Police are still hunting for a person who injured the occupant of a Wellington home, and working to determine whether if the attack is linked another serious assault nearby.

A Wellington based clothing brand with a focus on sustainability will shut its doors for a second time in early April.

Rona Glover has proven age is no barrier, as she continues to attend regular dance classes at the age of 90.

Average sometimes means just that - average.

People taking driving tests in Wellington say long-running roadworks outside the main testing centre are creating "confusing" test conditions, putting them at an unfair disadvantage.

The firefighters' union has written to Fire and Emergency requesting a review into a serious multi-property fire in North Auckland.

A treasured school bell has gone missing from a Wellington school.

The aircraft was met by police in Wellington before continuing to Dunedin.

Tom Nelson solved the puzzle from memory, while blindfolded a decade later.

Emergency services were called to a central Wellington street after a car drove through a shop-front on Monday afternoon.

NZTA is warning motorists in the capital they will need to start planning ahead this week and next.

The series of shakes began just before 6pm on Thursday and continued on and off throughout the night.