The introduction of two new insects are expected to help control the high wasp populations in the top of the South Island.
The Football Ferns have received a big boost less than a month out from the women's FIFA World Cup with a wealth of experience set to return in a pivotal position.
Local iwi describe the destruction of the trees - some of which predate the arrival of humans in New Zealand - as murder.
NZ942 will undergo "standard engineering checks" after being hit by lightning shortly after takeoff.
Tim Maltin, a leading expert on the Titanic, says the Titan submersible could be trapped in debris.
Wood resigned yesterday after more shareholdings raised "significant concerns".
Two Oranga Tamariki staff have been stood down following allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour.
Football's governing body says it's still gathering and reviewing information from players, coaches and officials involved in NZ's abandoned match against Qatar.
Travel journalist Josh Martin said that the assumption that everything is cheaper in duty free needs to be challenged, as many items are not subject to Government duties in the first place.
Police believe the Mongrel Mob Barbarians leader killed in Ōpōtiki was run down by a four-wheel drive.
Heavy rain warnings are in place for parts of the North Island's east coast as more unsettled weather moves in.
The intruder used the 007 star's laundry room to "wash up", before fleeing the property when confronted by police.
Bay of Plenty powerlifter Caroline Tangitau led the day with four silver medals but there was plenty more success, and some heartbreak, for Kiwi competitors.
Five vehicles were impounded at a Greazy Dogs tangi in Welcome Bay, and a further three during a Barbarians tangi in Ōpōtiki.
There may be delays and disruptions at hospitals in Wellington, Porirua, Kapiti, the Hutt Valley and the Wairarapa.
Gregory Doran is known for keeping Shakespeare's work alive in today's culture.
Otago Museum's planetarium is combining psychedelic art and space with music from The Dark Side of the Moon.
The mayor says there is a "multitude" of issues around insurance and accommodation for those that can't return to their homes.
Auckland and Wellington are the biggest movers up the rankings.
An interim report says the company put "at risk $197 million per year of tax to be paid to Australia".
The team, featuring nine new faces, departed for Australia this morning ahead of their first Test under new management.
The prime minister is set to meet President Xi in China next week.
Veteran Crusaders and All Blacks lock Sam Whitelock gets the all-clear to start in Super Rugby Pacific final.
Coach Clayton McMillan said he hopes the 25,000 at Saturday's sellout game will bring the noise to help get them over the line.
Smith told 1News at the squad's Mount Maunganui camp that he was looking forward to helping young halfback as well as learning from him.
Veteran French diver Paul-Henri Nargeolet said oxygen wouldn't be the main issue faced by those on board.
A prominent Rotorua businessman said customers were "pestered" and staff had to be given panic buttons as beggar numbers rose.
Tairāwhiti Emergency Management manager Ben Green urged people to evacuate during daylight hours.
A former Titanic tourist sub passenger has told US media he signed a waiver that "mentions death three times on the first page".
1News can reveal multiple locations throughout the country are dealing with illegal felling in conservation land.
The submersible can reach a depth of 4000m in the Atlantic Ocean. See just how deep this really is.
Some health advocates say will still leave consumers confused about how much nicotine they are actually vaping.
Barbara Dreaver has her weekly news round-up for the Pacific.
As police investigate two Oranga Tamariki staff for inappropriate sexual behaviour, another young person has told 1News they too were subjected to similar conduct.
Iwi leader Te Kahautu Maxwell says the relocation onto a papakāinga (communal village) environment allows students to learn the history and traditions of their people.
Having clocked the world's best time in the single sculls, Robbie Manson lost the drive for the sport – but now he's back, reinvigorated and rowing with someone he has a fascinating history with.
