Stories by Krystal Gibbens

Wellington Airport says at least 48 flights have been disrupted by low hanging cloud so far today.

Nearly 40 flights were cancelled on Sunday but despite clear skies today, some delays persist.

Consumer watchdogs are urging customers to spend cautiously this Black Friday - and to spend local where possible. Audio

A social enterprise in Wellington is helping people pay their power bills. Audio

A man who has been using aerogrammes for about 60 years says he is gutted New Zealand Post is ditching them. Audio

A recent survey by AA Insurance found that the majority of Kiwis think fireworks should be banned in our backyards. Audio

Interim results from New Zealand's Long Covid Registry show that support measures are lacking and people are going to work while unwell.

Prices on EVs are being slashed ahead of the end of the Clean Car Discount scheme, but dealerships say interest from consumers is lukewarm.

Can the ruru, royal spoonbill or rifleman finally beat the kākāpō?

MetService is defending itself against criticism it was unable to forecast the extreme rainfall that led to deadly flooding in Auckland in January.

A man's car was crashed into by an Uber Eats driver - but Uber says it's not responsible and not legally obligated to provide financial assistance for lost or damaged property.

Frustrated residents have started a petition calling on the Porirua City Council to stop vehicles meeting and blasting music and emergency sirens at all hours of the night.

经济学家表示以色列与巴勒斯坦的冲突导致的原油价格上涨将原本的跌幅冲抵，对于新西兰家庭来说，仍将面临较高的能源支出。

Oil prices jumped by more than $3 a barrel overnight due to concerns the conflict would disrupt output from the Middle East.

Expectations for an anti-governance protest on Saturday appear relaxed after a peaceful protest in the capital on Thursday. Audio

Requiring electricity retailers to tell consumers if they could save money by switching to a different plan could save people millions, the Consumer Advocacy Council says.

The Greater Wellington region is a step closer to ditching the diesel engine.

The number of people representing themselves in civil cases has grown enormously in the past decade, prompting calls to relieve pressure on the court system.

A group opposed to Let's Get Wellington Moving's plan to remove cars from the Golden Mile is taking legal action.

A new traffic monitoring network which will count and collect data on modes of transport is being rolled out by Wellington City Council.

The shift could remove up to 900,000 tonnes of carbon emissions every year by 2050.

Two men dressed in jeans and sweatshirts had to be rescued from the summit of Mt Ngāuruhoe at the weekend.

Sixty-five attacks on people, 78 on animals and 697 uncontrolled dogs were reported in the capital - but the problem might be nationwide.

Myeloma New Zealand is welcoming Pharmac's announcement of more blood cancer medicines, but says the country is still well behind the rest of the world.

An infectious disease expert wants an end to the ban on New Zealanders donating blood because they lived in the UK at the time of mad cow disease epidemic.