Stories by Louise Ternouth

Auckland Zoo's last remaining elephant may have finally found a forever home to live out her twilight years in South Australia.

警察部长Ginny Andersen向零售业主组织表示，政府正在尽一切努力打击零售业犯罪。

Officials are still trying to reach those who have not done this year's census as the final deadline looms at the end of the week.

Five months after the devastating Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods, affected home owners still do not know where they are going to be living week to week.

It is 12 layers, and 1.5kg of food - mostly meat and cheese. But for one dedicated sandwich buff, it is the culmination of a dream.

The number of Kiwis suffering from eating disorders has skyrocketed over the last five years, figures reveal.

After a family wedding in March this year, Becca's family all caught Covid-19. Almost five months on, two of her children are still battling debilitating symptoms.

You cannot beat a barista made coffee, but it is becoming harder to find someone to make one.

The cost of fruit and vegetables have gone up 10 percent in the past year, according to the latest figures from Stats New Zealand.

Figures obtained under the official information act show the government spent $9.1 million sending international returnees to MIQ facilities around the country between December last year and February…

The advertising watchdog is looking into a billboard using the image of a Dunedin man who died after getting a Covid-19 vaccine.

Rapid antigen tests are being deployed across Auckland as lab crews struggle with increasing demand.

Auckland hairdressers are preparing for a surge in customers when they are allowed to re-open on Friday, a week before businesses adjust to new requirements.

Spring has sprung at the same time as level 4, forcing Auckland's flower growers to bin months of their work.

A life-changing device that many Type 1 diabetics cannot afford is being handed out as a weight management tool by a wellness retreat.

A foodbank service is still trying to meet the demand from families impacted by the very first Covid-19 lockdown.

Visits to Santa won't quite be the same and some traditions have been scrapped altogether, to avoid large gatherings. Video

Police are investigating an incident in Northland over the weekend after a property was trespassed by animal rescue workers following ongoing concerns over the welfare of more than 90 dogs.