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Andy Burnham has been granted permission to stand for selection as Labour’s candidate in the forthcoming Makerfield by-election. Applications for selection opened today (15 May), with a shortlist expe

Alain Louis is promising a page-turner. The Otago Nuggets point guard reckons his side has another gear and they will need to find it against the...

A swimming coach under investigation has not been suspended by the agency looking into his conduct nor the body which owns the complex that he...

Amid a nitrate scare in Gore, Environment Southland has been accused of going to ‘‘outrageous’’ lengths to minimise blaming intensive dairying....

Roadwork-fuelled fury appears to have simmered into quiet optimism two years since Dunedin’s new-look George St debuted. While challenges remain,...

It has been a long time since the Southern Steel have been in this position. They have started the season with a record of four wins and one loss...

The All Whites are aspiring to inspire. That is the message from coach Darren Bazeley after naming his 26-strong squad for the Fifa World Cup...

It was a sprint to the finish in the longest distance of the week for Caitlin Deans. The Dunedin Olympian collected bronze in the women’s 1500m...

Expectant Queenstown mothers may once again be transferred to Invercargill after a contentious trial has ended. Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora ...

Wānaka healthcare advocates have welcomed a boost in funding for the area, but say the government’s announcement lacks clear commitments. Ruairi O...

Winton Primary School pupils saw the realisation of a dream as their pump track officially opened last week. Principal Steve Wadsworth said the ...

The man who originally installed a pedestrian bridge on a popular walking track in Hāwea says it will cost the council thousands to replace it. The...

Oamaru’s 150-year-old Junction Hotel is on the market. The Heritage New Zealand category 2 listed building at the southern State Highway1 entrance...

Learning te reo Māori has opened profound new possibilities for story-telling, Witi Ihimaera Smiler tells Tom McKinlay. But it is a proficiency...

That classic horror trope of “don’t look behind you” can be taken out of the B-film environment and dropped unobtrusively into our current reality....

This week the government progressed a range of legislation which will preserve New Zealand’s species and environments for generations to come. Or,...

Talbot Mills A new poll shows support for Christopher Luxon has plummeted beneath the crust of the Earth and is thought to be somewhere between the...

You could sum up Labour’s problems right now with a single word: dishonesty. From start to agonised finish, Keir Starmer has gestured towards something only to turn his back on it at the first hint of