Terry Wilson, originally from Blenheim, has brought in several eco-friendly options at his Notting Hill salon.
There are hopes BioStickers could take some pressure off hospitals after Te Whatu Ora trialled the technology with Covid patients in Auckland.
Bill Peck uses his skills to entertain rest home residents among others.
Despite not scoring points, the 21-year-old managed to push from the back of the grid, finishing ahead of his full-timer teammate.
The man made the ultimate declaration of love, proposing to his partner in a very public way.
A 70-year-old has been charged over the attack, which saw grandfather Alan White punched in the face several times.
It comes as hourly charges for on-street parking in the city have increased by $1 an hour.
The All Blacks are in Bavaria for a pre-World Cup camp which will take in a visit to their sponsors and presumably a lot of work on the training pitch.
Santamaria lasted just 32 days as a host on Breakfast before resigning after a claim of inappropriate behaviour.
Dame Lisa Carrington wins again as Canoe Racing NZ bosses signal she may be at her career best.
Students from Massey University were tasked by the police with finding a new purpose for the out-of-warranty stab-resistant body armour.
The online retailer claims to offer features not provided by other Kiwi providers.
The Aged Care Commissioner says the complication wasn't addressed quickly enough by the doctor who performed the vein procedure.
"Will the real Mr Chris Luxon please stand up?" Freedoms NZ supporter Karl Mokaraka said before Luxon moved inside.
Boxers Mea Motu and Lani Daniels will kick off their New Zealand roadshow with an event in Whāngarei in December.
TVNZ rugby experts Scotty Stevenson and Patrick McKendry discuss an eventful weekend for the game - and what the All Blacks need to get right.
The 13-month-old baby's parents were left wondering if their child would have survived had it not been for the "comedy of errors" in his care.
Wasteful Government spending has been an attack line used by the Opposition often over the last term.
Upon seeing Anderson for the first time, the stalker handed her a note which read, "I'm not a lesbian, but I dream of you."
Police were called to a store on Tamamutu Street on Wednesday 26 July following reports of two men, one armed, attempting to take and damage items.
The Edmonds brand has been a kitchen staple in homes across the country for well over a century. Now, a version of the children's My First Cookbook is set to be available in te reo Māori.
New University of Auckland research says Mount Taranaki, a stagnant volcano for 200 years, has a 50% chance of erupting in the next 50 years.
The woman says she has "nightmares and trauma symptoms" after the procedure, which she expressly outlined she didn't want.
There was joy for some, and more pain for others.
The image was shared to a local community group with a caption that stated "karma" had been at work.
A group of passionate fans have made the trip to the Philippines to support the New Zealand team at the World Cup.
Businessman Joseph Skudder can't be found by two former customers he sold faulty cars to. After failing to comply with legal decisions, he's been banned.
There are claims the restrictions disproportionately prevent Māori and Pasifika women from accessing fertility treatment.
Police confirmed this evening that two people died following a two-vehicle crash on SH1 in Titri this afternoon.
The doctor who delivered both babies said - genetically speaking - the newborn cousins are more akin to brothers.
The man and the victim's mother were no longer a couple but spent time together with the child at a western Sydney home.
He failed to pay for a packet of potato chips which he opened and started eating and then became belligerent with staff when they asked him to hand over cash.
A survey of 3,000 people found most did not know what to do if they got an earthquake alert, and did not understand where they came from.
A woman was circled by two dingoes before being bitten in the latest attack on K'gari/Fraser Island.
