Krystal Gibbens

A financial consultant believes AI will transform New Zealand's banking sector and how consumers interact with their banks.

The airline has cut the Blenheim to Christchurch and Christchurch to Wānaka saying it was facing out of control costs despite strong bookings.

Tickets are waived if a vehicle is responding to an emergency - but often that's not the case.

Renewal and strengthening costs will be around $7 million, much lower than the $36m for demolition, Diane Calvert says.

The cafe owner have sent an open letter to Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston.

More than 300 birds have been translocated this year alone.

A snapped cable left a Wellington train stuck for hours, with passengers paying fares despite the loo-less ordeal. Audio

Commuters say some were starting to "pee in plastic bags" after a downed electric cable halted Wellington trains.

Infometrics looked at the economic and social benefits of recently built highways Transmission Gully and the Kāpiti Expressways.

After nearly closing in the pandemic, the Circus Hub is charting a 10-year plan that includes a "tentless tour" and a national circus school. Audio

Tira Wilson, 41, died when she was thrown from a ski biscuit.

Wellington's mayor says no contracts have been signed for the demolition of the City to Sea Bridge.

The capital's mayor says it's sensible to wait until the government's review of the seismic risk of some buildings is released.

Some Wellingtonians are dismayed that the council has closed a bridge linking the city to sea.

Extra police sent to region after four people injured in two separate gang-related incidents.

Police have closed a road in Hastings overnight after three people were found injured, one critically.

The Wellington Civic Trust says it won't be appealing a court judgement because they have exhausted resources.

The City to Sea Bridge is "a sculptural art feature" that's part of the city's landscape, the protest organiser says.

The Wellington Civic Trust was attempting to halt the demolition, but on Monday the High Court threw out its judicial review.

On Tuesday, the union said the last high reach aerial in Auckland suffered a serious steering fault, putting it out of action.

Wellington City Councillors have voted to approve an extra $83 million for the completion of its sludge minimisation facility.

Wellington company Hiremaster had been in business for more than 70 years

The sludge minimisation facility is under construction at Moa Point and is expected to be completed next year.

The sludge minimisation facility is under construction at Moa Point and is expected to be completed next year.

The council facility which is under construction at Moa Point is expected to be completed next year.