Governments, gyms, banks, insurers and airline loyalty programmes insist you use their app for access to some services.
A Waikato woman spent eight months navigating a bureaucratic dead end before a phone call from police achieved what NZTA could not.
A homeowner's confrontation with an alleged intruder led to a struggle, a fence-hopping foot chase, and an Eagle helicopter pursuit.
Whittaker's said its new bubblegum and gumdrop-studded block is one of its most "playful" limited editions yet.
The stations opening next month are the first two of three being built between Papakura and Pukekohe.
Two Kiwis are $500,000 richer after Wednesday's draw, but the big prize is still up for grabs on Saturday.
The brown skua seabird found on Wellington's Petone beach confirmed to have H5N1 bird flu strain has since been euthanised.
The ACT leader wants to make it easier for companies to trial technologies such as driverless cars, agricultural drones and AI by suspending regulations.
As players celebrated on the pitch after the game, they held up a sign that read "Las Malvinas son Argentinas", which translates as "The Falklands are Argentine".
Ashburton Santa Parade organiser Carol Johns had planned to cancel the event on Monday due to a lack of funding, but the community rallied behind her.
MetService meteorologist John Law said it would be "a cold night as we head through into the early hours of Friday, especially where those clear skies last through the night".
One person has been taken into custody after a physical altercation involving rival gang members outside the courthouse this morning.
The New Zealand screen icon died on Monday at a hospital in Sydney, aged 78.
Consultation seeks feedback on detailed rules to put the new system in place.
Andy Farrell also says his side are looking forward to returning to Eden Park after falling there during the series win over New Zealand in 2022.
Lock Tupou Vaa'i to start at flanker alongside second rowers Patrick Tuipulotu and Josh Lord as the All Blacks seek to blunt the Irish at Eden Park.
New data shows cocaine use rebounding in workplaces after a record high, as researchers point to surging global production and Pacific trafficking routes.
The store's licence was suspended after it served a 16-year-old who died in a drink-driving car-crash the same night.
Tim Jago has been sentenced to a further 18 months in prison, to be served on top of his existing sentence for historical sexual abuse.
Multiple tonnes of waste over the past two months have piled up at the beach car park.
The restoration of the quake-damaged Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings was expected to cost at least $100 million.
Civil Defence has downgraded the warning to an advisory, with no coastal flooding expected but dangerous currents and surges still possible along the Fiordland coast.
