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The party says it'll clear the social housing waitlist within five years by adding more stock to the rental market.

The Labour leader was flanked by back-up but the insect was quick to keep moving.

The Prime Minister says today marks a milestone, but it doesn’t lessen the risk of Covid-19.

When it comes to the party vote, the traditionally blue electorate looks to be turning red.

There are just four fairy tern nesting sites left in the world, all in Northland and Auckland.

National Leader Judith Collins unveiled the list this afternoon, leaving some MPs in the tough task of having to win their seats.

Ms Collins released the line up today.

The World Cup-winning former All Black has spoken out against the Department of Conservation plan.

Rural specific agri-business News headlines with Mark Leishman, and a look at the rural weather forecast with Philip Duncan. To see the full bulletin, and 10 day long range weather forecast, go to www.countrytv.co.nz to subscribe.

Megan Woods made the announcement at a new KiwiBuild development in Auckland.

The protest movement is slowly growing with the former All Black now onboard.

A number of new bills were signed into law before the Government was officially dissolved on August 6.

The piece of law allows Oranga Tamariki to automatically remove subsequent children from parents if a previous child has previously been taken.

The man’s lawyer told the Court of Appeals today he believed the choking during sex was consensual.

The Prime Minister said it had been a "very short period of time and yet a remarkable amount can happen".

The MLB great wants to play in Auckland as he bids to become the oldest guy to get back to the major leagues, Regan Wood said.