The Director-General of Health has been gifted the Mayoral Citation by Lower Hutt’s Mayor.
Barrett will only miss next year's Super Rugby season as part of the deal.
Helen Clark joins the calls for a conversation around reopening borders and the country gets a new Health Minister.
Adrian Zenz exposed what Beijing's doing to the ethnic minority. He spoke with John Campbell on Breakfast.
NZTA advises motorists to plan ahead and take extra care while travelling
The Metropolitan Police say the bust has prevented gangs carrying out kidnappings and executions.
Chris Hipkins, who is also Education Minister, outlined his plans for the health sector on Breakfast today.
The former chief science advisor has teamed up with Helen Clark and Rob Fyfe in a new paper.
Botswana is home to 130 thousand African elephants.
Some parts of the city dropped below 0C overnight, with residents waking to frost on their cars and streets.
Jalil Mousses, 79, died in hospital after he was hit by the car on the night of June 26 in Manurewa.
The musician and media commentator says she feels "immensely privileged".
The PM says children should be able to learn in "warm, dry and comfortable classrooms".
Adams revealed he picked up a "farmer's tan" during the NBA suspension.
Cars were filmed dangerously driving around the lowered barrier arms.
Todd Muller says the project will create jobs and save lives. It's expected to cost $570 million.
There are still 18 active cases of the virus.
A marketing and communications expert says there's a gray area for influencers.
Brent Impey says NZR may look to a partnership with Australia.
With the Blues on a bye this week, the closest media could get to the Japan-bound star was his brother.
The National MP has been accused of racism for his comments made yesterday.
Barrett joked he had to test his shoulder against Ben May and Dane Coles during training this week.
A paper released today has highlighted the negative economic and social impacts border closures are having on New Zealand.
The two winless sides meet in Hamilton on Sunday afternoon.
The All Blacks star has signed a lucrative Japanese contract for 2021.
“Our baseline for warmth is changing," a NIWA scientist says.
The study found the dominant global strain of Covid-19 is now a variant coined G614.
1 NEWS political reporters Maiki Sherman and Benedict Collins dissect a busy week at Parliament.
Chris Gibbes shouldered arms to a tricky question to end his press conference.
The Hurricanes are currently bottom of the ladder, yet to record a win.
The All Blacks midfielder won't play any part as his side seek their first win of the new season.
The company said it is looking out for customers heading away for school holidays over the weekend.
The roadway has been reduced to one lane near Kaeo while workers repair it.
Gary Hooper and Ulises Davila have re-joined the rest of the Phoenix in Australia.
The Kiwi NRL side are feeling the heat after a horrendous run of form.
The New Zealand First leader is said to have concerns about the proposed deal.
Several officers were today standing guard and patrolling Sacred Heart College.
Researcher Michelle Baker said the process could allow them to fast-track disease research.
Visiting Colombia for the first time in six years, the Rodriguez family missed the border closure by a matter of hours.
William Tuitupou will now face an additional charge of escaping custody.
The famous author is reflecting on her career after receiving the prestigious Arts Foundation medal.
The accident involved a car and a truck.
Kate Catalinac documented her Auckland isolation experiences in a public Quarantine Diary on Facebook.
Neill has been given the Arts Foundation Icon award.
Led by former triathlete Rick Wells, the group will aim to raise over $200,000.
Owner Ngāi Tahu Holdings put the operation into hibernation earlier this year amid the Covid-19 lockdown.
They're urging the New Zealand Government to take stronger action following the passing of a controversial security law.
The 18-year-old shot 38 goals in the 47-42 victory over the Mainland Tactix.
