Residents are asked to report suspicious activity to the police, not on social media.

The party is expected to discuss the bill at its caucus meeting today.

Kaixiao Liu and his wife had power over six overstayers living in their home.

Third bird flu case confirmed as hundreds of thousands of hens are in lockdown.

The Air New Zealand chairwoman said she was 'devastated' by the incident.

National voters backed Luxon. Labour, Green and NZ First voters rejected the decision.

Medsafe cautions that unregulated peptides may cause life-threatening reactions.

Exclusive: search the real shift numbers now for almost every ward and hospital in NZ.

Auckland Council has narrowed congestion charging to three options.

Insurance prices are still about a third higher than five years ago.

River Albert-Wihone died 12 days after he was found in his family pool.

Police are investigating after a 26-year-old man was injured at a Mangawhai home.

National promises no new taxes, but existing tax changes remain unclear.

Glen Eden’s steep speed table will be modified after years of complaints.

The donation was made in memory of Kiwi actor Sir Sam Neill, the group said.

Police say speed may have been a factor in the 20-year-old's death.

The Government was told a digital card could be used for age verification online.

John Glover says he may walk away from the Regional Deal over National's bed tax backdown.

The man's identity remains secret, for now.

It comes ahead of the Government announcing what it is proposing.

It follows a similar move at the sister school in South Auckland.

Filming for the seven-part series took place in the town last January.

OPINION: National's whakapapa roots grew from the first-ever governing party, Liberal.

Customs officers had questioned the man after he arrived on a flight from Shanghai.

The Act Party wants teachers to remove disruptive students and use reasonable force.

The daughter was aged in her late teens, while her father was in his 70s.

Author Angus Gillies' new book explores 501 deportees' struggles in New Zealand.

Fast-tracking 1000 Pegasus homes would have denied residents a proper say.

Opportunity party significantly changes potential governing arrangements.

The doctor acknowledged failures in care and no longer worked at the hospital.

OPINION: The ‘reckons’ about breaking up electricity generators and retailers are growing.

The country's coroners now have 16% fewer cases than at the same time a year ago.

Watchdog probes supplement claims after allegations of illegal conduct.

Three youths were arrested after an allegedly stolen vehicle was spiked in Hamilton.

A man was found unresponsive at a Haruru Falls property on Saturday morning.

A 38-year-old Far North man faces six charges after Saturday's arrest.

Andrew Little has given his public support, saying O'Connor would be great on council.

NZTA urges motorists to prepare as cold conditions threaten travel.

A man and woman face a raft of violence charges after the cop and a stranger foiled raid.

Data misses unqualified teens who have no Level 1 and leave without finishing Level 2.

About 10 graves at Thames’ Tararu Cemetery could slip on to SH25.

The cap will take effect in 2029; councils will need to 'consider' it from next year.

He has arrived at Parliament for the first time since his sacking.

Puhinui Rd in Wiri is closed both ways after a four-vehicle crash.

Auckland hub tracks Iranian and Chinese satellites in a US-led network.

Firewood sales were used help fund career, which included a collaboration with Snoop Dogg.

A 36-hour heavy rain watch is in place as a significant winter storm bears down.

Health NZ said it would assess its process in awarding the tender to Te Kupenga Net Trust.

OPINION: The PM ruled out bed and bank taxes after only a fortnight ago entertaining both.

Labour is promising more taxing, spending and borrowing.

Police want dashcam, CCTV footage and information about the confrontation.

Industry leaders say the rules are blocking land-use change after Cyclone Gabrielle.

Police say there was no risk to the public.

Leah Stewart, 35, had her left arm amputated while she was in an induced coma for 11 days.

Police allege staff smuggled drugs, phones and tobacco into North Island prisons.

Six brigades around the area are present at the scene.

G McCallum, M Patterson, Dr J Rowarth, A McDonnell, M Kelly, C Butcher-Herries, P Duncan.

A person was arrested after a cordon was set up nearby.

The Helen Clark Foundation says AgriTech and farmer knowledge must work together.

The man was arrested on a Bluebridge ferry heading for Picton.