Current Affairs

The cancellation comes after the ferry hit a wharf and twice lost power in the past month.

More than 1 million NZers have a disability, and their needs go beyond mobility parking and discounted taxis, Access Matters Aotearoa says. Video, Audio

Decision on whether boy remains in full immersion te reo kura or goes to mainstream school decided by Family Court, after parents divided.

Oil seeping from the wreck of the navy's Manawanui is not from the ship's main tanks - but removing them is first on the list for the recovery team, the Defence Force says.

Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in New Zealand, with Māori having a higher hospitalisation and mortality rate than non-Māori.

Having the seat in front tipped back into your space on a flight can be claustrophobic and infuriating - but what are the airlines' responsibilities, and what can you do? Audio

Serving beer and cider in smaller glasses cut consumption in the UK - but it probably wouldn't do the same here.

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters' keynote speech at the party conference in Hamilton was interrupted by Palestine protesters, and two people were arrested in the conflict. Video

Construction is expected to begin in 2026 but local elected representatives are scared the much-needed upgrade will be forgotten after just the first stage.

A lawyer with decades of experience blames the current backlog in court cases partly on increasing numbers of people representing themselves.

Originally hailing from Queensland, Bree Tomasel is best known on this side of the ditch as the co-host of Celebrity Treasure Island and a radio host on ZM. Audio

Earlier this year Ports of Auckland struck a deal to sell the Captain Cook and Marsden wharves back to the council to be converted into a waterfront attraction.

A woman has head injuries after an attack in Hastings police say was filmed by witnesses.

Of nearly 900 firearms offences committed over six months, only 18 were carried out by people with an active gun licence.

Sir Ashley Bloomfield is back to fighting a virus - but not the one you associate with lockdowns and 1pm updates.