Police are continuing to question the alleged attacker, Khairi Saadallah.
More than two million people have been ordered to stay home under the government’s shielding scheme.
There are now more than nine million cases of the virus globally.
The wearing of masks is currently optional.
David Clark addresses the issue of masks on flights and the Government investigates a potential 'user pays' isolation scheme at the border.
Newsroom's Dileepa Fonseka says converting hotels that aren't suitable for quarantine under the current system into user-paid isolation could be beneficial.
Dr Michael Baker thinks case reporting should focus on the country’s elimination status instead.
Police and emergency services are at the scene in Glen Eden.
However, Green Party's Janie Logie says she remains committed to the Sexual Violence Legislation Bill as it stands.
GNS seismologist John Ristau says there’s nothing new to worry about.
NZTA also asked drivers in the capital to take care.
New details for WatchOS 7 have been revealed.
A free fitness programme has seen participants shed weight and open up about struggles at home.
CCTV footage captured the collision and remarkable aftermath.
Will Carling said he knew something was coming in the players' tunnel.
The men, aged 31 and 26, will appear in Whakatāne District Court today.
There are now 10 active cases or the virus in New Zealand, after one person recovered.
ESPN's interest in the NZNBL is understood to have spurred from the league's radical player draft.
Police say the group has been involved in an escalating war against other gangs for control of drug-selling territory.
The up-close-and-personal encounter saw orca diving right in front of a family.
Dr Ashley Bloomfield says the bold claims "cannot be verified".
Nearly 1400 drivers were pursued by police in the first three months of the year.
Neo died aged 15. His handler remembers him as loyal, gentle and "stoic to the end".
Police want to hear from anyone who saw anything suspicious in the Munroe St area overnight.
Jacobson's rotten luck with injury continues after fracturing his a metacarpal against the Blues.
The House listened to the words of the slain policeman's mother Diane, read out by Mark Mitchell. Party leaders then paid their own tributes.
Ms Ardern called his assertion Covid-19 testing had been voluntary in managed isolation, "factually incorrect".
NZF President Johanna Wood remains wary despite NZ’s co-hosting bid with Australia being seen as a frontrunner.
Ioane and others are turning heads with the brightly-coloured lids.
It’s easier to slam individuals than it is to examine the health system, 1 NEWS' Kristin Hall writes.
“Cooking kills the marine microorganism Vibrio parahaemolyticus," NZ Food Safety director of food regulation said.
The Forest Owners Association says Aotearoa would fail to achieve a carbon neutral economy by 2050, if it gave way to what it called an "anti-tree campaign".
The charges against Aero Fire came after dozens of complaints and an investigation by the Commerce Commission.
It is still unknown how many returning travellers left managed isolation without a Covid-19 test.
Ekenasio said the fact her teammates and management voted her into the role is why she feels comfortable.
Labour will be forced to turn to National for support.
"We've seen kids curl over and start spewing up and then we've been hit with the odour."
It’s shattered the dreams of a second house for one couple.
Tinashe Matambanadzo’s passion for basketball has led him from Africa to NZ.
Ulises Davila spent the break back in Mexico with his newborn son.
The man, aged 34, "remains a New Zealand police employee".
Fusitu'a and Ken Maumalo will finally team up on the wings in Friday's clash with the Storm.
"If cars could tell tales, man alive, you'd write a book every day," the owner said.
It’s a fully automated store scanning machine built to find empty shelves.
IAG says it expects to "move more than 350 roles into its digital teams and contact centres."
A complex low over the Tasman Sea is expected to move eastwards onto the North Island.
