Last night’s record-breaking $55 million Must Be Won Powerball draw has created life-changing moments for three lucky players, and now we can reveal where the winning tickets were sold. Three winners ...

Tāmaki Makaurau Police were out in force this weekend in a coordinated approach to disrupt antisocial road user gatherings across the city.

Search crews are resuming the search for a man believed missing in the sea off Northland. The man was one of two people on a boat that was reported overdue on Friday night. The 17-foot runabout was ...

If you have any information that can assist in our investigation, please contact Police online at 105.police.govt.nz, clicking "Update Report" or by calling 105. Please use the reference number 251116 ...

NZRAC Greymouth is part of a 100% Kiwi-owned network offering affordable, reliable vehicles backed by real local knowledge. The team takes pride in helping visitors uncover the raw, untamed beauty of ...

Police are in attendance at a house fire in Sanson. Emergency services were called to the property southwest of the township around 2:30pm. There is a significant Police and Fire and Emergency ...

Three lucky Powerball players will be over the moon after each winning $18.3 million with Powerball First Division in tonight’s record $55 million Must Be Won draw. Each prize is made up of ...

Emeritus Professor Sir Alan Mark has been awarded the 2025 BLAKE Medal, the supreme BLAKE award which recognises exceptional environmental leadership in Aotearoa.

RNZ reporter Kate Green has a strong focus on environmental issues but more recently her attention has been on the future of food security and lessons from Southeast Asia. She travelled there last ...

Police can no longer be relied on to self-monitor and reform is needed, an organisation working to end sexual violence says.

Higher food prices could have New Zealanders rethinking their Christmas meal plans - and a barbecue is likely to be an expensive option, one economist says. Infometrics has released its latest Grocery ...

Last month, the New Zealand government announced it would cut biogenic methane reduction targets to 14-24 percent below 2017 levels by 2050. The previous target was a reduction of 24-47 percent.