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They were mounting the appeal for their 3-year-old daughter, "who has lost her future through this decision".

A hut holder says Ashburton's council made the right decision not to apply for resource consent to divert water from Balmacaan Stream to the troubled Lake Camp.

The owner of Auto Inspection Services says his business is a "quite a mess" after a fire spread through the premises.

Customers required emergency hospital treatment after suffering severe allergic reactions in two separate incidents at Ashburton cafes.

Alpine Guides has confirmed one of its heli-skiing guides was buried when the avalanche occurred and later died.

"It has become increasingly apparent that the focus on me is a distraction from the work," Peter Scott says.

From Tuesday, there will be no more free Covid-19 rapid antigen tests. Here's what that means for you.

Zahra Joya says she hopes New Zealand, and others, will do more to put pressure on the Taliban.

Vince Burke has a collection numbering of 10,000 stones - he's asking $140,000 for the lot. Audio

Rents are down, options are up but there's still a city feeling the squeeze down south.

With a not-guilty verdict still reverberating around the country, at least one film crew is working on a documentary. Is that a good thing?

Heavy rains are on their way and some areas could face 160mm, while strong winds are also expected in some places.

Responses to the inquiry's reports and its findings were recommended to come within two months of the final report being tabled in Parliament in July.

An Engineering New Zealand disciplinary committee has upheld a complaint against an engineer whose firm oversaw the construction of the CTV building that collapsed in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.

Andrew Coster is leaving the top job. So how was his tenure, what's the political nature of the role and who might replace him? Audio

How many respite care beds are available in North Canterbury is causing confusion, with the associate health minister demanding answers from Health NZ.

Christchurch's Port Hill residents are disappointed Fire and Emergency can not say what started the 14 February fire.

But the Tertiary Education Union says it is seeking a six percent pay rise for its members.

When it comes to saving money there's a lot we can learn from different cultures, find the hosts of RNZ's Thrift and Here Now podcasts.

The Great Kaikōura Whale Count looks at how many humpback whales are migrating between feeding grounds.

An investigation into the Port Hills fire in February has found where it started but not the cause.