Jobs are set to be cut at Queenstown and Wanaka airports.

The man also had two knives but was fought off by a disabled person with their walker.

Air NZ will restart domestic flights between Auckland, Dunedin and Wellington on June 1st.

A woman on a cocktail of drugs was potentially 'a lethal weapon', a judge says.

The woman who was attacked had a small 'fluffy' dog with her.

'It's one of those occupations people consider doing when they can't make ends meet.'

Traffic level plummeted in the first week of level 3.

Nigel Landreth died after an petrol station attack by Mongrel Mob member John-Boy Rakete.

City council applies for millions to construct affordable rental housing.

Wind, rain and mild temperatures today but frosty change coming.

Work and Income killer Russell Tully is refusing food behind bars.

Two weeks after Gareth Milne had major surgery he lost his wife to breast cancer.

Jason Karl Blackler has been refused parole at the first attempt.

He needed help with the gear shift and even asked the victim what kind of fuel it took.

"Leon, you need to own this and make a change for the better."

Ravindra Singam Ganesan said he was driving because he was unable to walk.

Just 14 active cases in region compared with 101 a few weeks ago.

David Clark admitted to moving boxes between houses during level 4 lockdown.

Victoria, Auckland and Otago universities are charging students fees to hold their rooms.

Team New Zealand have thought outside the box in their bid to get back to work.

Two-day stay becomes indefinite, forcing Enrico Cornuda to get creative to pay his bill.

'No one wants to create any kind of extra additional stress for families ...'

She is the second person to die of Covid-19 in Southland.

Aircraft has been advertised as available for "empty-leg" flights during pandemic.

Police say a post mortem will be conducted in the next few days.

Some have jumped to take voluntary cuts, others have called them 'morally indefensible'.

Body discovered at Otanomomo at about 2.30pm today.

"Six football fields" of floor space has disappeared, National's health spokesperson says.

"Tomorrow is going to be the wetter day for Auckland."

When Barry Kloogh's firms were placed into liquidation, he had 2000 active clients.