Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre has again been recognised as Oceania’s Leading Meetings & Conference Centre, winning ...

The Salvation Army is calling on election candidates to focus on practical solutions to the ‘Pressing Issues’ facing communities during the 2026 general election campaign.

The Marlborough region has emerged as one of the more active entry points into the South Island, with travellers disembarking Interislander and Bluebridge Cook Strait ferry services in need of ...

A car boot only stretches so far, and green waste, old furniture or a load of renovation debris rarely fits neatly into a sedan. Trailer hire in Auckland covers most of this without needing to book a ...

Labours plan will put New Zealands future at risk by saddling Kiwis with more taxes and debt in order to fund their wasteful spending, Nationals Campaign Chair Simeon Brown says.

Only the southbound lane of part of State Highway 1 through Oamaru is now closed following a serious crash. The lane closure is in place on SH1/Wansbeck Street near the intersection with Awamoa Road.

New Zealand taxpayers are being ripped off to the tune of $360 million a year because of bid-rigging in public procurement, the Commerce Commission estimates. Chair Dr John Small says the estimated ...

On State Highway 73 between Christchurch and the West Coast, the section of road between Springfield and Castle Hill (including Porters Pass) is closed to towing vehicles and snow chains are essential ...

Red Hills Road in Massey is blocked as Police are responding to a serious, two-car crash. The incident was reported around 11.30am. The Serious Crash Unit have been advised. Motorists are advised to ...

A lesser MetService heavy snow watch is in place from 1am tomorrow for Central Otago and the Queenstown Lakes District. Lindis Pass (State Highway 8) may get up to 8cm of snow, Haast Pass (State ...

The former BUSIT Route 25 service operated as a combined health shuttle and public transport service until June this year. It ...

“Voters are ahead of the politicians,” said Ansell-Bridges. “The next Government must right the wrongs of the past and deliver pay equity for the 180,000 predominantly female workers whose pay rise ...