Stories by Maia Ingoe

The clash of roller skates echoed through the Trust Arena in West Auckland today at the first day of the Rainbow Games. Audio

Event director Tom Leonard sys the games create a welcoming environment for LGBTQIA+ people to try sport, some for the first time.

The previous owners were unaware of the painting's importance, the auctioneer says.

Sir Stephen Tindall, Lady Pippa Blake and Sir Ralph Norris are among those protesting a proposed 35-year lease. Audio

Neighbours described chaos erupting at a party after two men were found dead and others injured, while the Police Minister is on his way to the East Coast.

Auckland's public transport network has been under the pump during 'March Madness' - but trains are lagging behind.

Kiwis with autism say they don't feel accepted by society - or by their colleagues.

Auckland's rail operators are promising the city's trains will run more smoothly, with a new control centre providing hope there will be no repeat of January's commuter train chaos.

50 people were treated by ambulance staff after a plane flying to Auckland suddenly dropped.

Climate change has been high on the agenda at this week's Insurance Council conference .

One of the country's few online arts magazines is going into an indefinite hiatus.

Auckland ferry commuters are not convinced that an extended stand-down period for cruise ships entering the harbour will ease the annual bouts of cancellations and delays.

Auckland Transport officials have assured East Aucklanders that progress on the Eastern Busway will bring relief to their traffic frustration. Audio

WorkSafe has argued GNS Science should be fined between $150,000 and $250,000 for failing to communicate the risks of flying to the island.

The family of a couple killed in the Whakaari White Island eruption have told a sentencing judge they want the companies involved held to account.

令人沮丧、不可靠且烦人--这是奥克兰通勤者对这座城市轨道交通系统的描述。

Frustrating, unreliable and annoying is how Auckland commuters are describing the city's train services. Audio

The Infrastructure Commission says the survey's results show councils there's broad support for water meters.

A consumer watchdog is warning that deals offered by supermarket loyalty schemes are not as cost-saving as they appear.

The beach day is a Kiwi classic - but for people in wheelchairs, accessible beaches are few and far between.

All councils were originally required to accept the same materials in kerbside collection from next month.

The calf is the fifth for its mother, Kiritka.

Commuters are frustrated nearly 100 ferry trips were cancelled or delayed, and worry cruise season the will worsen the problem.