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The national total has been increasing, from 1315 in 2020 to almost 6400 cases last year.

Ashburton councillors will meet on Tuesday to decide if action is to be taken.

Nigel Wilson was on his routine early-morning dog walk when he was the victim of a brutal stabbing attack, a Crown prosecutor says.

The number of new cases are higher, and there were more deaths than last week.

The Training Ship Godley Navy Cadets' building was broken into over the weekend of 10 and 11 August.

A traveller says being stuck in Arthur's Pass overnight by heavy snow has been like a forced holiday. Audio

The death of an infant in North Canterbury is still being treated as unexplained, two weeks later.

The rebuild, which faces a shortfall in the tens of millions, is likely to be halted after the government declined further funding.

A wild day of weather has residents cleaning up flooding in Tararua District and road closures in the South Island.

A new walking trail, a hero dog, and rangatahi celebrating te reo on TikTok are among the latest feel-good stories from RNZ.

Multiple heavy rain, snowfall and strong wind warnings and watches are in place across the country.

After a series of natural disasters, real doubt hangs over the insurance options available to some New Zealand homeowners.

"They're causing havoc - they're causing problems, and I just have no time for LIV whatsoever," Sir Bob says. Audio

The fire may reach the graves of Anzac soldiers who died during World War I.

World Cup winning winger Ayesha Leti-I'iga and co-captain Kennedy Simon are back in the Black Ferns for their northern tour.

A Rangitīkei farmer was surprised to receive the honour which singled out the high yields he achieves.

A week on, Nandita says her son is still feeling headaches, dizziness and a sore jaw.

There are a bunch of watches for rain, wind and even heavy snow for some parts of the country this weekend.

It could change the performance of a pickleball paddle, a snowboard, a surfboard, even a rally car. Video

It is part of an operation targeting illegal drugs in the town.

The boy's family has reported the attack to police while Ashburton College says the behaviour is "completely unacceptable".

The proposal would save an estimated $10 million annually.