Soumya Bhamidipati

A judge is deciding whether the man charged with murder and arson over the Loafer's Lodge fire in Wellington should continue to have name suppression.

Two men who entered a Wellington primary school and took videos of children six weeks ago still haven't been caught.

The professional engineering body can take disciplinary action against the man whose company designed the CTV building, a judge has ruled.

A section of State Highway 1 will close this week as crews try to retrieve a rolled truck without contaminating Lake Taupō.

Gisborne District Council says it is investigating the "very unfortunate incident".

Wellington's Victoria University is axing 229 jobs and cutting six language and geo-science courses in an effort to save money.

Te Pūkenga will axe 450 jobs and let a further 350 fixed-term contracts expire, under its revised restructure plan.

Kim Dotcom is fighting a judge's decision that would see his hard-drives and passwords released to the United States' FBI.

The man responsible for the design of the CTV building, in which 115 people were killed, has been accused by the professional body for engineers of trying to dodge disciplinary processes.

Hawke's Bay's five councils must unanimously agree on the government's offer to help buy out cyclone-damaged homes for the proposal to go ahead.

The mother of a man killed in an Auckland shooting last week says he was a person full of love.

A dispute between the contractors behind Transmission Gully has been settled out of court, two years after legal action began.

这位移名顾问已三次被告上法庭，在其中一桩案件中，由于他的瞒报和擅自改签，导致客户一家人都成为非法逾期滞留者。

A man with cerebral palsy and an intellectual disability died after support workers failed to cut up his food, despite knowing he was at risk of choking.

China is now New Zealand's fourth major partner when it comes to co-producing scientific publications.

The Chief Human Rights Commissioner says too many people are still living in cold, damp and mouldy homes, and is calling for the creation of a housing ombudsman. Audio

John Lawlor has been before the Immigration Advisers Complaints and Disciplinary Tribunal three times, including for a case where he failed to tell his clients they were illegal overstayers.

A multibillion-dollar transport plan for the capital is back on track after an eleventh hour bid failed to stop it.

Prison guards and justice advocates are calling for Corrections to be held to account, in the wake of a scathing report from the Chief Ombudsman.

Universities are warning the under-funding of secondary school teacher education is critical.

Several of the interviewees spoke about physical and emotional abuse, with some who lived in a youth residence confined to their rooms when they tried to discuss their sexuality and gender identities.

A man whose daughter was killed in a car that fled from police says encouraging more pursuits is madness.

Mourners from all walks of life trickle into the Newtown funeral home - buskers, police, social workers, government bureaucrats, gang members, and the mayor.

Auckland Council is inspecting boarding houses at least three times less often than it should be.

The building director says tenants will get their bonds back, but he does not know when.