Spring offers a snapshot of New Zealand’s stunning diversity of landscapes, like no other season. Match that with milder temperatures, longer days and… 더보기

Have a go at gumboot throwing, watch the sheep shearing or get up close and personal with some of the farmyard residents at Auckland Council’s Ambury … 더보기

The final phase of the Auckland Council’s pest control operation in the Hunua Ranges parklands, neighbouring Department of Conservation administered r… 더보기

Auckland Council’s Rodney Ward Councillor Penny Webster says last night’s fatal crash on Muriwai beach is a tragic accident and our thoughts are with … 더보기

Eight new properties being opened today show the importance community organisations play in housing vulnerable New Zealanders, Social Housing Minister… 더보기

A milder start to the week can be expected in most places as high pressure sits over much of the country today, bringing settled and warmer conditions… 더보기

High pressure sitting over the Tasman Sea has caused lots of blue sky this weekend, and that looks set to continue into the start of the coming week. … 더보기

Waitemata Police investigating the deaths of 4 young men at Muriwai Beach last night are asking for any witnesses to contact them. Enquiries to identi… 더보기

Three sons of a dearly loved Dad are desperate to find him. Stephen, Glenn and Greg Davies are missing their treasured father and grandfather of three… 더보기

From Monday (September 14), Police nationwide will be paying particular attention to drivers who are putting others' lives at risk while focussed on t… 더보기

Food Price Index: August 2015 In the year to August 2015, food prices increased 0.4 percent, Statistics New Zealand said today. This follows an increa… 더보기

Foreign Minister Murray McCully has welcomed the upcoming official visit to New Zealand this weekend by Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se. "Ministe… 더보기

Two distinct frontal systems will continue to deliver some wild weather to both islands today. However, there is some light at the end of tunnel as hi… 더보기

Electronic Card Transactions: August 2015 Retail spending using electronic cards reached $4.5 billion in August 2015, up $181 million (4.2 percent) fr… 더보기

Accommodation Survey: July 2015 National guest nights for July 2015 were 4.0 percent higher than in July 2014, Statistics New Zealand said today. "Two… 더보기

The Green Party is calling for reform of the Reserve Bank’s governance structure following today’s Official Cash Rate decision which reverses the mist… 더보기

As their colleagues work to establish the cause of a fatal collision on a busy Waikato highway, road policing staff are asking why the loss of a life … 더보기

A front that is currently making its way onto the west of the South Island is expected to move onto the North Island tomorrow (Thursday). Severe Weath… 더보기

Major upgrades are planned for the city centre’s only community centre and the square in front of it, and Aucklanders are being asked for their though… 더보기

Westgate’s new town square has been officially named ‘Te Pūmanawa Square’ by the Henderson-Massey Local Board. The Māori name was agreed on at the boa… 더보기

Statistics New Zealand has today corrected some consumers price index (CPI) figures for the March and June 2015 quarters. As a result, the quarterly C… 더보기

Economic Survey of Manufacturing: June 2015 quarter The value of manufacturing sales fell in the June 2015 quarter, Statistics New Zealand said today.… 더보기

Wholesale Trade Survey: June 2015 quarter The value of wholesale trade sales was $21.8 billion in the June 2015 quarter, down $71 million (0.3 percent… 더보기

Fossicking around the foreshore during her two month residency at Scandrett Regional Park inspired jeweller Lynn Kelly to create a suite of work for a… 더보기

Some very frosty mornings are expected to start the week after a front swept the country this weekend, leaving cold southerly air in its wake. A ridge… 더보기

Mt Albert Aquatic Centre reopens on 12 September following a $3.2 million makeover. Auckland Council provided a grant to the Mount Albert Grammar Scho… 더보기

In excess of 190,000 Aucklanders have signed up to take part in New Zealand ShakeOut, a national earthquake drill at 9.15am on 15 October. ShakeOutis … 더보기

Auckland Council has enabled a new local residential growth fund to be used to help fund and connect the transport needed for about 1200 new homes in … 더보기

Media is invited to attend the Wellington District Ethnic Recruit Day We welcome African, Asian, Latin American, and Middle Eastern communities to lea… 더보기

Kapiti Police should be proud that their Response Manager Senior Sergeant Anita Dixon has won the top award for excellence in policing for the ‘Most o… 더보기

Value of Building Work Put in Place: June 2015 quarter Over $4 billion worth of building work was put in place in the June 2015 quarter, up nearly 8 p… 더보기

Winter's last blast? This weekend New Zealand will get what may be one last taste of winter,before a settling ridge of high pressure moves in early ne… 더보기

Health Minister Jonathan Coleman welcomes the launch of the Healthy Families NZ video, encouraging people in their communities to take action against … 더보기

A survey showing that 85 per cent of parents are satisfied with their children’s early childhood education service overall is a testament to the hard … 더보기

Goods and Services Trade by Country: Year ended June 2015 New Zealand earned $2.3 billion more from exports than we spent on imports during the year e… 더보기

Canterbury Police can confirm that there was one fatality following a serious crash involving a red Mitsubishi and a logging truck near a gentle bend … 더보기

"A cooler than usual September is expected for all regions of the country," said MetService Meteorologist Georgina Griffiths. Since the middle of wint… 더보기

Bay of Plenty Police is investigating information regarding allegations of a sexual nature involving students at Opotiki College, and is continuing to… 더보기

As the examination of the scene of this morning’s assault of a Matamata man in his home continues, investigators say they are following positive lines… 더보기

Overseas Trade Indexes (Prices and Volumes): June 2015 quarter The merchandise (goods) terms of trade rose 1.3 percent in the June 2015 quarter, due t… 더보기

Building Consents Issued: July 2015 There were 2,824 new dwellings consented nationally in July 2015, up 24 percent compared with July 2014, Statistic… 더보기

An area of low pressure is forecast to bring periods of heavy rain to the upper and central North Island on Monday and Tuesday. Easterly gales are als… 더보기

Customs Minister Nicky Wagner says positive results from Customs’ passenger and commercial satisfaction surveys confirm New Zealand’s already strong w… 더보기

A wet weekend will be followed by even heavier rain on Monday and Tuesday.MetService is already keeping a close eye on the upper North Island, includi… 더보기

Auckland Police are investigating an incident in Lorne St after reports that firearms were presented during a dispute. No shots were fired but 2 perso… 더보기

Armed Police attended an incident in Auckland's Lorne St at about 2pm after being advised two people had been assaulted by others, reportedly armed, d… 더보기

Police have completed the scene examination at the two vehicle crash that occurred on the Riversdale Waikaia Road intersection with Two Chain Road, No… 더보기

Annual Enterprise Survey: 2014 financial year (provisional) New Zealand businesses' total operating profit before tax was up $4.1 billion (7 percent) … 더보기

Eleven new Special Housing Areas (SHAs) that will provide up to 1600 new homes across Auckland were announced today by Building and Housing Minister D… 더보기

The Government has today signed a Terms of Reference with Auckland Council, setting out how central and local government will work together to agree o… 더보기