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The prime minister told Breakfast she does not consider the attacks her story, it is the community and families.

Breakfast reporter Abbey Wakefield has this report from the scene.

Principals say they need more help.

Walsh has arrived in the United States for his final preparations before the Tokyo Olympics.

A 20-year-old man will appear in court tomorrow.

The man was found unresponsive in a custody unit.

A look at the weekly weather ahead for rural New Zealand from the 1 News weather team

The Rio bronze medallist has just one chance left to qualify for Tokyo.

Actress Rose Byrne is set to play Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in the film.

The two-time world champion partnership of Liv Loe and Brooke Donoghue has been split, with Donoghue now partnering Hannah Osbourne instead.

The Canterbury Criminal Bar Association is among those concerned that delays are resulting in people being jailed for far longer than is fair.

Ahead of his fourth Olympics, Bond said Drysdale had always been the benchmark of elite performance during his time in the NZ rowing team.

The new Norwest Express could be game changer for Mount Hutt, as the South Island’s first major ski field opens for winter.

Manufacturing steel and concrete sends massive amounts of carbon into the atmosphere, so there are calls for more timber frame building.

There has been a strong reaction to news a movie drama about the aftermath of the Christchurch atrocity is being planned.

Guled Mire says They Are Us feeds into a "white saviour mentality" by focussing on Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern rather than the victims.

But there’s criticism from one Muslim community advocate.

The pair were among a 32-strong New Zealand rowing squad named for Tokyo.

The group are upset at what they say are rushed changes to land use rules.

That’s according to an economic forecast from ASB.

A new report by the Transport Accident Investigation Commission has identified three issues the industry needs to look at.

The goal is to map nearly 700 unique habitats, but those who own the land want more consultation.

Injuries to livestock that go undetected for too long is costing Kiwi farmers up to $500m per year. One company aims to change that.

The family has been held in detention for three years seeking asylum in Queensland.

The two-time Olympic gold medallist has decided to retire from rowing.

The goal is to map nearly 700 unique habitats, but those who own the land want more consultation.

They told MPs today that they’re upholding New Zealand’s reputation, and argued they’re actually helping protect civilians.

Northland iwi are concerned efforts to classify nearly 700 places will take control away from land owners.

Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi says the extension will help manage ongoing labour shortages.

Norske Skog, the multinational owner of Tasman Mill in Kawerau, announced in September that it was reviewing its operations.

A gun might have been involved in the incident, authorities said today.

The end of the Health Minister’s address was drowned out by shouts and chanting of “fair pay”.

1 NEWS digital reporter Rebecca Moore spoke those walking off the job to fight for the cause.

"It is safer, smarter and cheaper to act now," Jacinda Ardern said.

The person was transported to hospital from the Jet Park hotel on the night of June 8.

Nurses around NZ are striking today for eight hours after rejecting a second offer from DHBs.

Retirement Village Residents' Association president Peter Carr says current regulations favoured operators.

People of all ages pitch in to harvest kūmara grown for Parihaka.

Eliane Polack, manager of the Theatre Royal Nelson, which was recently repainted as part of an up-grade of the Rutherford St theatre.

Aitutaki tourism operators are ready to welcome New Zealand visitors back after the Cook Islands reopened its borders.

Canterbury rivers are still running high after another night of rain with evacuation orders in place for nearby homes.

The Pfizer vaccine enters your body, does its thing, and is then destroyed. It does not alter your DNA.

MC Tali (aka Natalia Sheppard) returned from London to New Zealand a decade ago. A lot has changed in the music industry since then.

Fran and Daniel Huelsmeyer, who started Ruru Homes, have created 30 jobs and expanded to Motueka to upscale their new business.

The owner of a Lower Hutt villa wants to save his old home from demolition after selling the property to a developer. He is offering it for free to whoever can take it away.

Supporters of an Auckland church want to turn the building into a music centre.

The $400,000 buoy, which had been in place since November, sank in March in rough seas and was hauled up a month later.

A Nasa astronaut captured images of Aoraki/Mt Cook from space.

Four people including two Countdown staff were injured in the attack.

For the first time in 20 years, Air New Zealand has started flying to Tasmania — and it could be the island escape many have been waiting for.

Lower house prices and job opportunities are attracting more property buyers to the King Country.

Sauni Seleni has a clean record - but not according to the police database

Jennifer Holmes founder of the ReVoice clinic specialises in helping transgender clients find their voice with the help of speech language therapy.

An Auckland mum makes $6000 after becoming the virtual owner of a mural in South Auckland.

Dave Cull, former Dunedin mayor and TV presenter, has died aged 71.

Christchurch performer James-Paul Mountstevens, 18, is the star of play Considering Matthew Shepard: A Journey from Hatred to Hope.

Cheers and applause as Air New Zealand's first bubble flight from Australia lands.

Epic Brewery used fresh hops to create a once-in-a-year IPA, here's what they went through to get the hops to the kettles for brewing.

O.G.B bar owner Nick Inkster's rare 1939 model Austin 10 was found several hours - and only 100 metres away - after being stolen in Christchurch on Monday.

A new campaign aimed at attracting businesses, investment, visitors, migrants and students to Christchurch invites newcomers to "explore the opportunity". Stuff set out to find how the new slogan rates with Christchurch locals.

Gordon Smith thought he wouldn't get addicted to synthetic cannabis. He was wrong.

Two people died and several others were injured as drivers did not see a large section of the Kawarau Gorge road had suddenly disappeared in heavy rain.

The Christchurch City Council has released plans for a High St revamp that will extend the tram line.

Russley Village manager Tim Dearsley talks to Stuff about the impact losing Christchurch's mobile library service will have on his retirement village.

Paige Hoff and Mark Gago are part of a group of south Auckland students rebuilding houses as part of a trades programme.

Where once they called the Magic Garden home, a tiny town at the top of the south is playing host to one of the most colourful characters around.

Auckland Zoo captured the journey of the fairy tern/tara iti chick which was hatched and hand-reared there.

In a large south Auckland suburb, one school has seized an opportunity to boost its students’ food resilience, support their community and transform valuable but unused land into a productive urban oasis.

A prosthetic fin created by an Auckland researcher could help give sea turtles a better chance at life.

Employers in New Zealand will now be required to give couples who suffer a miscarriage three days of paid leave

Totally Tourism director Mark Quickfall talks about Tourism industry in New Zealand after Covid-19.

Holly Tipene says home ownership was her life-long dream, but she was stuck in a "generational rut".

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on calls from young people that her Government isn't acting fast enough on climate change.

Cup Wrap: Todd Niall heads out on the chase boat to follow Team NZ's Te Rehutai

A group of Harvard aircraft flew over Wellington in formation on Friday.

A Boeing B-52 Stratofortress flying past the crowd at Wings Over Wairarapa in Masterton.

Paula Ormsby speaks at a Waitangi Tribunal hearing in Waikato about the plight of women in New Zealand.

Police scene at Northcote where a youth was shot on Friday night

Tracey Rose heard gun shots, a lady screaming and men shouting during the police shooting in Papatoetoe on Thursday evening.

Auckland apartment rental costs decrease, in contrast to rest of country

Lincoln University PhD student Karla Lopez Reyes is studying the vision of thrips, a type of minute insect.

Nicola Harvey and Pat Ledden exchanged life in Sydney to begin a new venture, farming a 130ha lease property north of Taupō about three years ago.

Wellington Mayor Andy Foster has called for an independent review into Wellington City Council's governance.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attends the formal opening of the new Nelson Airport terminal in October 2019.

About 40 border workers at Christchurch International Airport are among the first in the city to be vaccinated against Covid-19.

Fergburger general manager Steve Bradley marks 20 years in Queenstown by giving out free original Fergburgers to happy locals.

Andrea Jewell with her children Otto, 7, and Thea, 5, who were roused from bed by the fireworks display that cost Wellington more than $175,000.