Stories by Felix Walton

Keep calm and carry on - that is the message for Auckland homeowners after many found out the new council valuations for their properties.

据悉，被当场击毙的行凶者此前已经被情报机构列入监视范围，这是一次回溯性调查。

Police believed Ahamed Samsudeen could carry out a sudden attack at least a month before he attacked shoppers at an Auckland supermarket.

A survivor told an inquest the smell of milk, the sound of screaming, or the wail of sirens can abruptly transport her back.

An inquest into the death of the man shot dead by police after stabbing shoppers at an Auckland supermarket in 2021 is to begin.

Some residents in Dargaville are still without water and others are being asked to use as little as possible.

Kaipara Council has completed repairs on pipes that drained Dargaville's water supply. Audio

Auckland War Memorial Museum has been closed since 10 May, losing around $19,000 a day.

It has been almost two weeks since asbestos was discovered at the museum.

Residents are becoming increasingly concerned as unsupervised and aggressive dogs roam the streets. Audio

It aims to supercharge New Zealand's postal service and catch illegal drugs more often.

The American entomology student was found fatally injured at a Meadowbank bus stop over Easter. Audio

More than 100 gathered at St Patrick's and St Joseph's Cathedral to pray and sign a condolence book. Audio

Auckland residents are pleased the council has approved a plan for how it'll deal with land bought from homeowners. Audio

Crude oil prices plummeted in the wake of US president Donald Trump's tariff policies, but that's not the only factor driving down prices. Audio

Relishing his new-found freedom, the sacked diplomat blasted US President Donald Trump again in front of a packed lecture hall.

The planned law change will allow home owners to build granny flats up to 70 square metres without the need for a building consent.

Hoteliers hope to convince Auckland Council not to go ahead with its proposed bed tax, instead calling for a nationwide solution.

Dozens of frontline service workers and recently homeless rangatahi spoke at the hui.

The man's applications for a discharge without conviction and permanent name suppression were both declined, however he was given an extra month of interim suppression.

Councillors will vote on Thursday whether to endorse one of the two competing proposals.

The project was a collaboration between the Department of Conservation, NIWA, Australia's Monash University, and American non-profit Upwell Turtles.

Whangārei councillors will meet behind closed doors today to discuss the legal ramifications of refusing to fluoridate the city's water.

"What we've tried to really focus on this year is really keep our food and craft offering genuine and authentic." Audio

A deep sea power cable hopes to bring cheaper electricity to both New Zealand and Australia.