Felix Walton

The numbers of people seeking aid at Civil Defence centres in Auckland has dropped, but plenty of families are still displaced.

The sun finally came out over Northland on Wednesday after the region was rocked by Cyclone Gabrielle - but some residents were still being urged to evacuate.

The sun may finally be out, but the crisis is not over for Auckland residents displaced by last month's floods. Audio

Volunteers have been working around the clock in South Auckland to provide relief to people displaced by flood waters.

Aotearoa's sexual health clinics have been operating with the same staff and resources for almost a decade, despite increasing demand.

Svetlozar Kraleva says he still has questions about the death of his wife Krasimira Kraleva more than two years ago.

The number of parcels delivered late in the past three years has doubled, but posties are working harder than ever.

More than 1600 roads in Auckland are set to have their speed limits reduced by 30 March.

Walter- who is just 22 - lived on the streets for years and calls poverty a "generational curse" that left him with nowhere else to turn.

Concerns over fewer house sales leading to real estate agents leaving the industry are overblown, a group representing realtors says.

Visitors to this year's Fieldays have plenty to think about, with the government having launched its Centre for Climate Action on Agricultural Emissions yesterday.

There are significant inequities in how Kiwis experience the later years of life, according to a review of New Zealand's retirement policies. Audio

Today saw the official opening of a long-awaited facelift for one of Queen Street's busiest stretches, with hopes it will help to revive the ailing city centre.

An enormous fireball seen over the North Island has astronomers scrambling to find the meteorite, which is likely to have landed in Northland. Video

The government has announced new rules aimed at reducing harm for gamblers. Audio

As rare as sea snakes are, a Department of Conservation spokesperson says the creature could become a regular visitor to New Zealand.

An Auckland suburb wants to make it clear that homophobia isn't welcome in their community.

Flooding, droughts, and other climate disasters have dominated the agenda at the Insurance Council of New Zealand 2022 Conference.

New Zealand's new drug-checking legislation will be put to the test in what looks set to be the first unrestricted music festival season since the pandemic began. Audio

Four protesters who were arrested while protecting native trees from the axe last year have avoided criminal sentences, but there have been other consequences for their actions.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern hopes she can find common ground with Auckland's incoming mayor on the divisive issue when they meet later this week. Audio

New species of microscopic creatures have been discovered in the Southern Alps.

Several thousand university staff walked off the job today in support of their claim for an eight percent pay rise.

A new text scam is targeting worried parents. After plaguing Australia, there are multiple reports it has arrived in New Zealand.

Volunteers in the Mount Albert Community Patrol are on high alert after a brazen smash and grab in the Auckland suburb this week. Audio