Stories by Lauren Crimp

Community Housing Aotearoa says developers could sell the homes at the end of a lease contract, removing them from the social housing pool. Audio

Staff have been called in to meetings to discuss a new proposal to disestablish more roles at the government agency.

A mammoth effort from volunteers has seen the majority of the pod refloated.

Tenants struggling to pay rent are scared they'll become homeless, while their landlord sits on a multi-million dollar fund designed to support them. Audio

And those who have kept their jobs say they are exhausted dealing with the workload. Audio

It could be another 18 months before investigators can say how the Cook Strait ferry grounding might have been prevented. Audio

There is no "us and them" at Whakamaru, Wellington City Mission's new $50 million facility.

Four of the White Ferns squad are all former Tawa College students, and there were bleary and teary eyes at the Wellington school this morning as the team took out the T20 Cricket World Cup for the…

The investigation is looking at whether contamination occurred on the vessel or in the supply chain.

The fuel damaged the ship's fuel injectors, leaving it drifting more than two hours, Bluebridge owner StraitNZ says.

In a memo to all staff, the transport operator said the move was part of an attempt to reshape its business.

Despite this, Resources Minister Shane Jones says Mobil told him there is no problem with the fuel itself.

The Connemara blacked out in September after leaving Wellington and drifted for more than two hours, and has faced more issues since then.

Julia DeLuney is accused of killing her mother, Helen Gregory, in a "brutal and financially motivated murder".

Some farmland could be out of action for three months, while businesses on the outskirts of Balclutha had machinery and offices destroyed.

Along a section of Bradshaw Street in South Dunedin, yellow stickers are slapped on front windows - homes unsafe to occupy after floodwater gushed through them late last week.

"I consciously couldn't sell it to somebody, knowing that it's going to flood," St Kilda resident Ria Stout says. "How could you? ... It's flooded twice." Audio

Wellington is the country's rainbow capital according to new Census data, and an LGBTTQIA+ advocate says that may be encouraging.

Census data has revealed one in 20 New Zealand adults identify as LGBTIQ+, or part of the rainbow community.

A group of climate protesters clashed with resources minister Shane Jones in central Wellington today, when he happened to walk by their march down Lambton Quay.

The woman charged with murdering an elderly Wellington resident has lost her fight for name suppression - but it will remain secret for now.

Ruapehu will blow again in the next 50 years - and what that'll look like is "really uncertain".

Whānau with loved ones buried at an Upper Hutt cemetery are upset someone has moved dozens of vases of flowers from headstones.

A woman charged with the murder of an elderly Wellington resident in January will face trial by jury in June 2025.

The country's only for-profit registered community housing provider says a person living in a car would not care whether their new home is built by a company rather than a charity.