Lauren Crimp

"We are disturbed that this doesn't come with any evidence," Chris Cahill says of newly announced gang units. Audio

The scale of catastrophe Aotearoa would face after an earthquake and tsunami from our largest fault has been laid bare.

The government will not continue funding debt solution providers which help people struggling to pay off their loans, raising concerns for people's mental health in a cost of living crisis.

With some services facing closure after missing out on the latest government funding, there are concerns for some of NZ's most vulnerable people.

The agency recently changed the way it counts vacancies so it is more accurate.

Some families earning $150,000 still can't get into rent-to-own homes due to soaring personal debt, says Habitat for Humanity.

The 21-year-old took his fight to keep his name secret to the country's highest court, but his loss means it can be published on 14 June.

An inquiry into the response to last year's catastrophic storms shows the government must move quickly to save lives and prevent further devastation, those affected say. Audio

调查报告给出了14条具体建议，同时对问题出现的原因进行了总结。

The country is not ready to respond to large-scale disasters, a major report into last year's catastrophic storms says.

Hospitalisations fell and there were fewer criminal charges - not to mention the fact that incomes grew, too.

A woman who lives near a beach being searched over the disappearance of the Gisborne man during Cyclone Gabrielle hopes it will result in closure for his whānau.

The government wants to reduce emergency housing lists, but may cut a service that helps tenants find homes. Audio

Principals say the latest school attendance figures signal a turning point - but a complete U-turn is a long way off, and the associate education minister is still not smiling. Audio

A judge earlier rejected permanent name suppression - but let it continue to allow an appeal.

Phillip John Smith says the ban - imposed on prisoners completing a sex offenders' programme - is "illogical".

The coalition government agreement suggests removing the need for consent for dwellings less than 60 square metres.

The rock weighed about 1kg and left splinters of glass scattered across the dashboard and driver's seat.

新西兰ACC制度本周将迎来其运行半个世纪的日子，有人认为值得庆祝，有人呼吁发起改革。但无论如何，这是一个新西兰独有的人身意外伤害赔偿制度，它影响到人们日常生活的方方面面。

While some say it is something to celebrate, others are calling for change. Audio

There are more than 25,000 applicants waiting for homes, but whether or not they can be built is up in the air. Audio

An independent review found Civil Defence was not prepared for Cyclone Gabrielle, and the "worst case scenario" was not planned for.

The national emergency management system "sets up good people to fail", a review has found.

A long-awaited report scrutinising Hawke's Bay Civil Defence's response to Cyclone Gabrielle will be made public today.

A new cohort of police dogs and their handlers have graduated from the Dog Training Centre in Upper Hutt.