Stories by Rayssa Almeida

Work has begun to demolish a former Auckland water park, ahead of a fresh marketing campaign.

Ethnicity inclusion in pay gap reporting is a "no-brainer", the women's gender equality organisation says.

Auckland fruit and vegetable growers are worried that lack of sunshine is harming the quality of their produce and lowering its value.

奥克兰市长称主要党派在交通问题上"不是认真的"，称必须与奥克兰合作才能解决问题。

A local board chair is questioning the cost of Labour's harbour crossing plan, while the mayor says both Labour and National's policies are about about politics, not transport. Audio

Young people in state care are urging Oranga Tamariki to honour its parental responsibility.

Brazilian football fans across the motu are coming together to support other nations in the World Cup, celebrating as if it is their own team.

Auckland City Hospital is worried about a sudden increase in patients admitted with severe spinal injury due to abuse of nitrous oxide, often referred to as laughing gas.

Auckland has only had two days without rain since the start of the month.

Homeowners of flood-damaged properties in the west Auckland settlement of Karekare say the new fund for displaced residents brings a sigh of relief. Audio

预计还会有数千辆未投保的泡水车辆重新进入市场，ICNZ表示买家需要警惕

Owners of high-risk flood damaged homes in Auckland will have to wait a little longer to know the future of their properties, as government and local councils have not yet been able to decide how to…

Rawiri Waititi says the Prime Minister is not in a position to call any shots until the next election, and the party will push for a capital gains tax.

Just 10 sleeps away from kick-off at the FIFA Women's World Cup, migrant communities are getting together to welcome their teams and cheer for their home countries.

The charity helps schools feed and dress their students but says demand is rising every week as families continue to struggle to make ends meet.

The Public Service Association says a recorded fighting incident is a wake-up call for better resourcing in the sector.

A customer of a repair shop in Auckland that had hundreds of warrants of fitness revoked by Waka Kotahi says she was left in the dark about what to do next.

Bracing for the relentless onslaught of wet winter days, people living on the streets declare themselves warriors in an unyielding battle to stay warm.

An investigation has been launched by Southern Football after a Wanaka footballer was allegedly racially abused in match against Roslyn Wakari in Dunedin.

Former prisoners and families of those inside jail say the trauma of solitary confinement will haunt them for life.

Almost 3000 cases of potential fraud, waste or abuse of the ACC scheme have been investigated in the past five years, with only seven of them prosecuted.

The new stretch of motorway north of Auckland's CBD opened quietly in the early hours of Monday morning after a seven-year build that cost $880 million.

The first of five fires overnight was at a property in Manurewa.

A review of New Zealand's 18 prisons over a 12 month period showed thousands of inmates had experienced solitary confinement.

Worried neighbours of Kāinga Ora's planned developments in Auckland and Christchurch want more say before councils give the nod.