State insurer eyes people receiving long-term compo.

OPINION: Seymour is a little fish in this big ocean, who knows how to swim with the tide.

Some amputees face weeks of pain with ill-fitting or defective limbs.

One executive of a company partly owned by the Government took home $3.8m in a year.

OPINION: Last year's survey showed increasing trends for tūī and pīwakawaka.

OPINION: If Seymour was serious about getting things done, he'd have a different record.

The plan is years in the making, but now it's reached a cross-council 'standoff'.

After nine years of trying, attempts to create a costings unit ended this week.

One model presented to ministers showed a potential surge of up to 15,000 migrants.

OPINION: Fiji's 2013 Constitution ended the race-based electoral system.

The council initially refused to reveal the cost, citing commercial sensitivity.

The multi-million dollar project is under way at Dairy Flat. Video / AW Holdings

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

A non-deadly alternative to 1080 is being developed which leaves pests sterile.

OPINION: It's not just inconsiderate, it's illegal, and there's no excuse.

Thirteen companies each pay more than $100m in annual income taxes.

On The Up: 'We just hugged and cried and knew our parents would be proud.'

OPINION: Officials are crucial, often overlooked and vital for community sports.

OPINION: Officials are crucial, often overlooked and vital for community sports.

Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.

It's made finding accommodation cheaper, but some single people are 'sleeping on streets'.

OPINION: The busiest part of Queen St is now the car-free Te Komititanga Square.

Cabinet has agreed to explore part-privatisation once the ferries arrive.

Shane Ngakuru, 45, was a key distributor of ANOM network photos secretly controlled by FBI

OPINION: America celebrates its 249th birthday this week.

OPINION: Perhaps the police Eagle helicopter could use Ali and Anna's new helipad.

The girls were targeted by a Wellington man posing as an 11-year-old girl online.

The sisters and their mother spoke to Michael Morrah to raise awareness about the dangers of social media. Video / Michael Morrah / Mike Scott

Plus: Government names AI advisory panel. AWS NZ exec flips to opposition.

The minister says the claim is "based on complete and utter rubbish".

'No other train station in the world will look like this,' says CRL CEO Patrick Brockie.

The site houses Noel Leeming, Animates, Elite Fitness, and Chemist Warehouse.

'We can now focus on running a port rather than fighting each other.'

'Purpose not to deliver healthy homes but to set minimum standards for habitability.'

The IPCA has reopened an inquiry into a complaint against the Christchurch detective.

The agency said it understood it was hard for organisations to see their funding reduced.

Auckland Council art 'loophole' horrifies neighbours as giant golden statue takes shape.

Hipkins said Labour's next campaign will focus on jobs, health, and homes.

OPINION: Dry July's low buy-in highlights our aversion to moderation.

OPINION: Will more schools named after historical figures change names, a reader ponders.

OPINON: It has been a big six months and there's plenty more to come.

Athletes are warned to avoid wearing others' sports gear to prevent contamination.

The chances of building up a reliance on melatonin or sleeping pills were high.

The 74yo claims he was attacked after their cars 'bumped' on the Northern Motorway.

Joel Hintz's proudest moment was lifting the Log o' Wood as his side arrived in Napier.