Dunedin woman due to be sentenced turned up so drunk she could barely stand.

The blaze at a house was "well involved" when crews arrived.

MPI has completed more than 20,000 tests for the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis.

Anna Guenther, CEO of crowdfunding platform PledgeMe, talks about its Australian plans.

Former journalist and current affairs host David Beatson dies

A homemade sign that appeared at a Dunedin beach has made waves around the world.

Despite being beaten with metal pole, his partner wants to resume their relationship.

Oamaru police are investigating a second attempted child abduction in less than 4 weeks.

DoC and the police are appealing for information about how a sea lion was shot on Sunday

Venetia Sherson looks at alternative two-wheelers to ride the Otago Central Rail Trail.

The Green Party is downplaying the risk of putting Metiria Turei back in the spotlight.

Crown Range Rd will remain closed until tomorrow afternoon after a significant slip.

Labour's tax U-turn will not stop it from fixing NZ's housing woes, Jacinda Ardern says.

Queenstown man denies wounding infant with intent when he broke his son's ribs and arm.

The mobility scooter user was issued with a formal warning by police.

While too late for Katie Archer, Kiwi research into a rare disease could help other kids.

Tomorrow's genetic testing technology will forever change womens' experience of pregnancy.

Hearings have been held over how Dunedin will market and manage itself as a destination.

Otago woman captures moment driver pulls out and collides with cop car, but still escapes.

Drunk woman's decision to drive resulted in her wiping out a carport and another vehicle.

"Severe weather" warning: heavy rain in parts of Gisborne and northern Hawke's Bay.

Ariana Grande has sent a message to her Kiwi fans ahead of tonight's Auckland concert.

New Zealand has a high chance of seeing warmer than average temperatures this spring.

People concerned after consuming the affected milk are urged to contact a doctor.

A man allegedly hit a constable with the broken leg of a wooden garden table.

Tribunal found tenancy was unlawful because alterations had been made - and ordered refund

An open door into a removal truck can have far-reaching consequences.

Woman and friend had pushed and punched mother in front of 6-year-old grandchild

Wife who's worked at Uni for 17 years has to wait until May 2018 for new role decision.

Dunedin Hospital's $5.5m asbestos issue meant operating theatre light took 10 days to fix.