While there was plenty of noise outside Parliament, there was also a lot happening inside the building. Some Ministers and MPs met the hikoi on the forecourt before heading inside for Question Time.

He had no food or water with him, was wearing only light clothing, and faced a long night in the bush as rescue teams tried ...

People on foot and in cars began making their way into central Wellington from the early hours of this morning.

A man has died in hospital on the Chatham Islands after being attacked by a shark. Emergency services were called around ...

Vehicles were barred from entering the intersection as a group of men performed the haka to a crowd of hundreds of onlookers.

Our grandparents used to do the washing once a week. Now New Zealanders use billions of litres of water every year, just on laundry. Katy Gosset looks at whether we're washing our clothes too often.

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A sea of Southerners filled Dunedin's Town Hall last night in support of the Save Our Southern Hospital campaign. The ...

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Today on the show So'omalo meets with artist & producer HYAN who chats about his upcoming remix with Scribe, friend of the show Rei talks with Janay about his recent adventures overseas and his album ...

The Treaty Principles Bill's architect made a brief appearance, and was met with chanting, as 35,000 people protesting overflowed from Parliament's lawn.

The ACT leader was met with chants of "Kill the bill, kill the bill" when he walked out of the Beehive, before waving to the crowd and returning inside.