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Grace Millane's father said they will return home to try to pick up the pieces of their lives.

CCTV footage shows what Grace Millane murder accused did after she died.

CCTV footage shows British backpacker Grace Millane's final hours.

Grace Millane murder accused asks police if he's being arrested 'for something I didn't do'

Grace Millane murder accused's police interviews shown to jury.

Former gambling addict Jason Rippey testifies in the Gambling Commission's hearing to determine whether SkyCity are allowed to increase its number of pokie machines at its Hamilton casino by 60.

As kids, we readily believe in magic. Somewhere in the accumulation of age, we can become consumed by the chores of daily existence and forget to seek it. Ari Freeman, the apprentice wizard of Christchurch, shares it every day.

David Jones is all set to open its second department store in New Zealand.

Day three of Prince Charles and Camilla's tour of New Zealand

Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall were given a traditional Maori welcome as they visited the Waitangi Treaty Grounds, one of the key sites in the history of New Zealand on day three of their visit. In a ceremony called a powhiri, two darts - or...

Hail rains down in Ashburton, about an hour's drive south of Christchurch.

A timelapse of thunder, lightning and rain hitting Christchurch on Wednesday afternoon.

More bad weather was on the cards for Christchurch and the Canterbury region on Wednesday.

Golf ball size hail hits Timaru

A storm sweeping the South Island has rained down hail on Timaru.

Hail stones the size of golf balls hit Timaru at lunchtime on Wednesday.

A hail and thunder storm left a trail of destruction in South Canterbury.

Miramar motorist scores a win over Wellington City Council's parking fines.

Blenheim's streets feel far removed from the inter-generational warfare that has raged in Parliament, and over the internet, in recent weeks.

Salute restaurant owner Ken Miller says they have been overwhelmed with support while South Wairarapa Mayor Alex Beijen says the incident sounds like something from the past.

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have been given a traditional Maori greeting with a boisterous haka on the grounds of Auckland's Government House. Charles and Camilla were greeted by Maori elders Kaumatua and Kuia and the hongi wa...

Trade Me reveals the most popular toys in the lead up to Christmas 2019

A tornado hit Christchurch on Monday, ripping roofs off buildings, scattering debris through the air, and injuring two people.

In this episode of The Dish, Cassidy Morris chats hair trends, stage nerves and currfews with some of New Zealand's finest artists at the VNZMAs.

Fleeing from a violent past in Afghanistan, former refugee Mahboba Sakhizada arrived in NZ in 2017 without an education and unable to speak English.

Roofing material containing asbestos covered roads after a tornado in Christchurch.

Genevieve Simpson, sister of Vaughan Te Moananui who was shot by police in Thames in 2015, has become a mental health worker.

Tornado touched down in Sydenham area causing damage to commercial buildings and businesses.

After taking over a forestry right in Auckland's Hūnua Ranges, Watercare is aiming for 3.5m native trees to be planted around its Upper Mangatawhiri Dam.

Seven-year-old Eddie Writes has won a Wellingtonian of the Year award for philanthropy.

Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall attended a number of engagements on the first day of their 2019 visit to New Zealand.

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have arrived in New Zealand for an official tour which will take them to Auckland, Waitangi and Christchurch. Charles and Camilla touched down at the New Zealand Royal Air Force base Whenuapai - Maori f...

Lynda McCallum received a kidney from a deceased donor at the end of 2018 after five friends offered to donate a kidney to her, but none were a match.

Kath Coster is a survivor of child abuse in state care. She is also a member of a survivors advisory group to the Royal commission of inquiry into state and faith-based abuse.

Salvation Army community ministries co-ordinator Brenda King is dealing with an increasing number of people needing food parcels in Southland.

Take a virtual walkthrough of the City Rail Link tunnel, underneath Auckland's CBD.

Grey mayor Tania Gibson makes an impassioned plea for the Government to listen to West Coasters.

Fraser Avery has been named Marlborough's top farmer of the year for 2019

Auckland wrestler Kate Robinson is hoping to qualify for the 2022 Youth Summer Olympics.

Steve Kahi, who was taking a walk at Mission Bay on Saturday, said he was surprised there weren't more police officers around while students were on study leave.

Bernard Willems will likely die before the End of Life Choice bill goes to referendum.

Fred Daggs of all shapes and sizes turned out to attempt a world record of the biggest gathering of Fred Daggs in one place.

Iranian writer and refugee Behrouz Boochani in the Gus Fischer gallery in Auckland who has been incarcerated on Manus Island since 2013

Lisa Carter is looking after her two grandchildren, who are among more than 80 Christchurch kids in need of sponsorship by charity Variety. (Video first published in October 2016)

FMG Stadium Waikato gets new $1.3 million turf upgrade.

The Rutherfurd siblings are making waves around the country for their downhill mountain biking skills.

End of Life bill campaigner Brooke van Veldon speaks about the bill going to referendum.

Jezza Williams says making adventure accessible isn't about disabled toilets.

Slam poet Zac Rodgers says he tries to playful as he provokes thought with the spoken word. "I can't get behind that," he says of the tortured artist stereotype.

Waiwhakareke Natural Heritage Park opens to the public for the first time on Saturday.

A woman has pleaded guilty to having sex with minors in the back of her car.

New hearings in decade-old Cambodian war crimes case.

Stuff reporter Josephine Franks tries a new take on a Kiwi classic.

EV Maritime hopes to have its first carbon-fibre electric ferry in Auckland during 2021

H&J Smith Invercargill car parking attendant Lawrence Rohan loves his job and the people he meets.

Forestry minister Shane Jones addresses angry farmers on the forecourt of Parliament.

The SPCA has launched its first te reo Māori animal storybook with the aim of helping children understand the value of animal welfare.  Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Otara was one of the first schools to receive free copies. (Video created October 2018)

Giant Pleasant Point bike sculpture finished at cancer sufferer's request.

The first residents move into the Waimea Plains retirement village in Richmond.

The Cook Islands did a U-turn on decriminalising homosexuality and have now expanded the law to include gay women.

West Coast resident Lynn Stoddart had a king tide come through her front yard in Hector just days before this video was shot in April 2017.

Forensic scientists from around the country gather in Wellington to exhume animal corpses at ESR for training purposes.

It's not just the log cabin that appeals on this property for sale - it's also the stream, waterfall and woodland setting.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern visits Palmerston North Hospital to announce funding for a new mental health facility.

Un-boxing a controversial home gender verification kit.

Ollie Reid has entered A & P shows around the top of the south for most of her life, but this year's one will be her last hurrah.

Dick Breukink is stepping down as general manager of Novotel Tainui and Ibis Tainui after 11 years.

Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr explains decision to leave Official Cash Rate at 1 per cent.

The Ministry of Health's top Māori executive John Whaanga said its research consistently shows Māori aren't getting the same treatment or access to services resulting in different health outcomes. "Māori are significantly worse off than other New Z

In the two years Alex Ross Smith has rented a room in this Mt Eden home, his rent's only gone up $8.

Women's Health Minister promises action before next years Budget at a cross party breakfast to receive the Period Poverty Solution Petition.

Skoda Scala: Top Small Car

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on the future of the report looking at Auckland's Port

These are the biscuits worth fighting for this Christmas.

The final moments aboard Air New Zealand flight TE901, filmed by a passenger on November 28, 1979.

Students from Nelson Central School's kapa haka group Tamariki Toa o Te Pouahi and Nelson Intermediate's Te Pitau Whakarei carry the Pukaia Mauri, escorted by Jane de Feu, on to Whakatu Marae.

Crowds gather at LynnMall for the opening of New Zealand's first Taco Bell

ARA design students have put some creative touches on a large collection of Sergio's Menswear suits which have been donated to St Johns by the Christchurch men's clothing store.

Stuff reporter Lee Kenny and wife Sarah were given $50 to find a races ready outfit - and even came back with change.

With many countries banning imported wastes, Canterbury is keen to try recycling locally.

Waikato University academic Dr Jenny Young-Loveridge is credited with changing the way maths is taught in New Zealand schools and internationally.

Te Papa spokeswoman Kate Camp says when things get damaged it is usually an honest accident.

By night this tree walk turns into a lantern-lit fairytale.

Temple View residents hope the fireworks "wars" will be shut down by next year.

After a legal challenge to a funeral home's plans in residential Christchurch, the company has decided to put the premises on the market.

Wendy Hamer was attacked by a schizophrenic patient that she visited at home while working as a District Health Nurse in Nelson.

Darran Rowe visits Te Ata Rest Home once a month with his dog Ginger to the delight of the residents.

Leithfield school pupils Ben, 8, and Eden, 7, were among the first to check out Conical Thrill.

Ailbe Dyer, 9, has medication-resistant epilepsy. His mum Meredith Dyer was referred by Ailbe's neurologist to a dietitian so he could be put on a ketogenic diet.

Investigations will begin into how a grass fire started on Te Mata Peak on Thursday night.

The Dunedin business is up for grabs.

Oranga Tamariki chief executive Grainne Moss says it stood by its decision to get involved as it had safety concerns but how it went about it was wrong.

Police cordon off Otago Boys’ High School over a ‘threat’.

Maria Collins, the wife of captain Jim Collins, recounts the moment she was told about the Erebus disaster.

Margarita Mahon, the wife of Justice Peter Mahon who ruled over the Erebus disaster, talks about the aftermath and how it overshadowed their lives.

Former deputy PM Sir Jim McLay has one big regret from the fallout of the Erebus disaster.

Former The Bachelor New Zealand Zac Franich and Erin Simpson sit down with Cassidy Morris to chat all things relationships.

The jury in the trial of a man accused of strangling British backpacker Grace Millane has been shown a "significant amount" of security footage from bars where the two drank and kissed prior to her death. Ms Millane, from Wickford, Essex, was on ...

New report highlights that 86 per cent of the Pacific floating garbage patch is commercial fishing gear. New Zealand fishing waste is also washing up thousands of miles from our shores.

Shane Hobson has done a 180 on electric vehicles.