Stories by Melanie Earley

Chris Rupe has thanked Aucklanders for their 27 years of patronage and urged them to support other locally owned hospitality businesses.

Tenants and their pets are moving in to New Zealand's biggest build-to-rent project next door to Auckland's Sylvia Park mall, but advocates say those most in need still can not afford them. Audio

世界合唱比赛于本周在奥克兰开幕，预期会为奥克兰带来超1000万纽元的经济效益。

It is the first time the games have been held in Oceania and only the second time it has been in the Southern Hemisphere.

It was a mixture of celebration, memories and a few tears as AM aired its final show on Newshub's last day.

Women who are unscreened or under-screened are at greater risk of developing cervical cancer, the government says.

Parents of school-aged children are choosing not to take their children out of school to travel, new data shows. Audio

No one was injured in the incident - the fourth of its type in a fortnight in Auckland.

Helena Cribb, 22, was charged over the hit and run death of 65-year-old Jason Collins.

The search was part of an investigation into the manufacturing and supply of class A drugs.

A judge has released the reasons why the former Green MP was handed a shoplifting conviction.

New homes built outpaced population growth for the first time in decades, Census data shows.

Janak Patel was killed while working on the evening of 23 November 2022 at the Rose Cottage dairy in the Auckland's Sandringham.

Kerry Phillips was hit by a car and left on a verge only a few hundred metres away from where his brother was killed in a crash.

A coroner is warning the public to have any drugs tested following the death of a young Auckland man who died from "complications" of LSD-use.

A boatie who admitted causing a collision with a ferry in the Bay of Islands must wait to find out how much he will be fined.

The 29-year-old man appeared in Manukau District Court facing indecent assault charges.

The Retirement Commissioner's proposal includes changing the default contribution rate to four percent. Audio

The body of a man killed in a hit-and-run was left on a grass verge after police "failed to respond appropriately", the police watchdog says.

A disability advocate almost missed out on being able to have her say at a conference for disabled youth in Wellington, because her carer's flights could not be paid for due to recent restrictions on…

People don't need to be "dumped" in motels, MP says: "It's time for us to restore Rotorua's reputation as a holiday spot."

The Save Queen Street Society accuse the council of failing to abide by local government legislation.

A police watchdog has found an officer was justified in pepper spraying a man twice during a large fight involving around 80 people outside a Far North pub.

Mark Mitchell将治安恶化归咎于上届政府，表示过去半年以来市中心警力增加近六成。

Mark Mitchell admits there is a "big problem" in central Auckland as residents and businesses call for help. Audio