Thousands of people gather at Rātana Pā, near Whanganui, in January each year to celebrate the birthday of prophet and founder of the Rātana Church, Tahupōtiki Wiremu Rātana.
Some American women are looking to a South Korean movement that rejects marriage, motherhood and sex with men.
Emma Raaducanu has announced she's returning to play in Auckland in 2025.
If the key to fusion energy is unlocked, it will mean cheaper, cleaner power for everyone.
It took nearly six decades to discover the truth.
Lydia Ko has been awarded the 2024 LPGA Heather Farr Perseverance Award which honours a players hard work and dedication to the sport.
Thousands of people crossed the bridge on day three of the Toitū te Tiriti hīkoi.
Whakatāne District council has set aside a budget to clean the lake but work to remove the Mexican water lily is not due to start until at least June next year.
State Highway 6 between Haast and Lake Moeraki in South Westland remains fully closed.
Lynn Anderson announced her resignation in an all-staff meeting last night, as reviews and investigations at the Christchurch zoo continue.
Two other people were seriously hurt and taken to hospital.
Teri Rhind, 37, died in hospital after being hit in Pukekohe last month.
Liam Lawson has three races left in the season as he battles to secure a spot on next year's grid.
Police said at this stage efforts are focused on identifying the remains and establishing the circumstances surrounding the discovery.
The group allegedly broke into multiple businesses and cars before leaving a vehicle on fire.
Breakers coach Pettori Koponen makes his team watch the second and third quarters of their shock defeat to JackJumpers in full.
Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki erupted on Sunday, spewing a 9km-high ash column and making conditions unsafe to fly.
The trial includes car park improvements and introducing paid parking systems for three South Island locations.
Auckland Zoo director Kevin Buley said the completion of the move was a "bittersweet moment" but that it was "the right thing for Burma".
The Toitū te Tiriti hīkoi crosses Auckland's Harbour Bridge, Trump nominates Elon Musk to lead a government efficiency department, and Shihad announces their final tour.
While the domestic ANZ Premiership is confirmed for next year, what lies beyond is unclear, especially with a new broadcast deal yet to be signed.
The principal says engineers were evaluating what work was needed to bring the building up to standard.
Two lucky punters have each won $500,000 with First Division.
