A cohort of kākāpō are settling into a new home on Coal Island in Fiordland following a successful translocation on Friday.

The daughter of a roadworker killed by a truck says he'd previously spoken about his fear of being hit due to the number of trucks that sped through work sites.

The Department of Conservation says it has "lost patience with the vendor" and will be having serious conversations about the future of its booking system.

Black Caps performance manager Simon Insley is set to take up a new position as general manager cricket at the South Australian Cricket Association.

Greta Pilkington is set to become the first New Zealand sailor to compete in the women's single-handed discipline at the Olympic Games in over a decade when she lines up in Marseille in early August.

It's like walking into a day spa.

I have a love/hate relationship with shopping from the likes of Temu and Kmart.

Lifting productivity in agriculture is crucial if New Zealand is to achieve the government’s goal of doubling exports over the next 10 years, a report by Westpac industry economist Paul Clark says.

We need good science, so we’ll need to invest in it.

A good clearance rate is more important than the price paid at a bull sale, a Maniototo breeder says.

Waikaka Station co-owners Laurie and Sharon Paterson will host their 50th Hereford bull sale on their 750ha property in Southland tomorrow.

Three Central Otago families have been recognised for 100 years of farming on their properties. 

Pope Francis, widely quoted as having used a highly derogatory word to describe the LGBT community, did not intend to use homophobic language and apologises to anyone offended by it, the Vatican says.

Kallista Mutten broke down in tears when confronted with accusations she killed her own daughter, telling a court she didn't even know exactly where the nine-year-old had been shot.