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

Auckland Police have confirmed another two arrests following this morning’s operation aimed at stopping drug dealing within an area of the CBD. Police… 더보기

The man who was the subject of an armed Police response in Titirangi last night will appear in the Waitakere District Court this morning. The 31 year-… 더보기

The value of total goods exported was $4.2 billion in July 2015, up $514 million (14 percent) compared with July 2014, Statistics New Zealand said tod… 더보기

At 10.50 am Monday 24th August 2015 a stolen Nissan Cefiro was seen travelling north on Fitzgerald Avenue and two police units signalled the driver to… 더보기

Dunedin CIB, assisted by the AOS (Armed Offenders Squad), conducted a search warrant in the Mornington area at approximately 4pm today (Monday, 24 Aug… 더보기

At about 8.15 am today emergency services were called to the Work and Income Offices on Durham Street, Levin after an amount of an unknown white cryst… 더보기

Queenstown police are wanting to speak to a potential witness who came in contact with the alleged offenders during the aggravated robbery of the Henr… 더보기

This week we'll see the full spectrum of weather across New Zealand (how very spring-like) and there are some warmer temperatures in the forecast too.… 더보기

The Government is to enable local communities, through councils, to decide whether retailers can open on Easter Sunday, Workplace Relations and Safety… 더보기

A front will move north over New Zealand during Monday and Tuesday bringing rain, before clearing the country on Wednesday. "Most places will get wet … 더보기

Internal Affairs Minister Peter Dunne today welcomed the Government Administration Select Committee report on 10 year adult passports and the proposed… 더보기

At approximately 1am on the 23rd August 2015 police were advised of an incident at a shearers quarters in Arthur Street, Milton. Multiple calls were r… 더보기

At approximately 4.30pm on Friday the 21st August 2015 a male was attacked by two males on Bluff Highway, Invercargill. The victim was walking south o… 더보기

Nearly half of us get along very well with the people we live with, but one-third of Kiwis say they don’t get enough quality time together, Statistics… 더보기

A broad high moves slowly over New Zealand on Friday and Saturday,followed by a front advancing over the country from Sunday night into early next wee… 더보기

On 27 July, Ambassador Hae-yong Kim attended the 62nd Anniversary of the Korean War Armistice at Otaki Primary School where Korean War memorial stones… 더보기

Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism John Key is delighted with today’s figures showing a record three million visitors came to New Zealand in the p… 더보기

usiness Price Indexes: June 2015 quarter Producer prices fell in the June 2015 quarter, due to lower farm-gate milk prices, Statistics New Zealand sai… 더보기

Speed and alcohol are two things that Waikato Police say shouldn’t involve schools or children, but all too often they are if incidents over recent da… 더보기

Auckland City Police will be out in force this weekend in a special operation aimed at curbing criminal activity by those travelling into the city. An… 더보기

A further commitment to reduce the number of repeat burglaries across the Auckland region has resulted in Police and Auckland Council pooling resource… 더보기

Getting used to walking, busing or cadging a lift is how Waikato Police describe two offending drivers caught travelling at excessive speeds on local … 더보기

Big increases in South Island's tourist numbers are contributing to strong regional growth rates, Associate Tourism Minister Paula Bennett says. Mrs B… 더보기

Whangarei Waterfall, photo credit Aaron Radford Escape from the big city on a dull winter’s day, relax and find harmony between people and nature. Enj… 더보기

Revenue Minister, Todd McClay, today released a discussion document on the collection of GST for online purchases. GST: Cross-border services, intangi… 더보기

The complex low and associated fronts which meandered over the country through the weekend brought rainfall to the whole country. The most significant… 더보기

Two men have been arrested following the serious assault on a 49-year-old man in his Ruawai home. The victim was asleep alone when two men entered his… 더보기

Sunny weather on Monday will gradually deteriorate on Tuesday and Wednesday as a front moves northwards up the country. This is followed by a cold sou… 더보기

New Zealand’s ability to add value to primary products and develop our economy is being undermined by selling land and productive assets offshore, the… 더보기

Best of Scottish luck to the New Zealand Police Pipe Band, which is in action this weekend at the Pipe Band World Championships in Glasgow. Wearing th… 더보기

Counties Manukau Police are concerned at a rise in recent criminal activity by unsupervised young people, some as young as 10-years old, and say paren… 더보기

Retail Trade Survey: June 2015 quarter Retail sales growth easedin the June 2015 quarterafter big gains in recent quarters, Statistics New Zealand sai… 더보기

National Population Estimates: At 30 June 2015 New Zealand's population is growing at its fastest rate for over a decade, and is exceeding Australia's… 더보기

As the gardens of New Zealand burst into new colour, an event-filled calendar and the anticipation of long hot summer days puts a spring in everyone’s… 더보기

“Police is aware of the list reported in media this morning purporting to be from ISIL. We are making enquiries about the list and liaising with the r… 더보기

Health Minister Jonathan Coleman says96 per cent of general practices in Southern DHB are offering free GP visits for children aged under 13. Dr Colem… 더보기

El Nino conditions in the Pacific Ocean typically mean an increased likelihood of stormy southerlies over New Zealand. This El Nino winter has been no… 더보기

Dunedin Police and NZ Customs are warning students about the consequences of importing and selling illegal substances after a number of search warrant… 더보기

Auckland has experienced a bumper first half of the year with record numbers of international and domestic visitors choosing to come to the region for… 더보기

In the year to July 2015, food prices increased 1.2 percent. This follows a decrease of 0.1 percent in the year to June and 0.8 percentin the year to … 더보기

Thirty-eight new constables will graduate from Wing 292 at the Royal New Zealand Police College (RNZPC) tomorrow, Thursday 13 August 2015. The graduat… 더보기

A three-year-old boy who died after being admitted to Taupo with critical injuries can now be identified as Moko Sayviah Rangitoheriri. Police are als… 더보기

Police investigating an aggravated robbery in Dargaville are appealing to the public for help to identify and locate the offender/s. The robbery occur… 더보기

Accommodation Survey: June 2015 National guest nights for June 2015 were 3.1 percent higher than in June 2014, Statistics New Zealand said today. "Mos… 더보기

Be patient, stay focused and stay alive. Police is pleased to support Rail Safety Week, joining KiwiRail, TrackSafe and the New Zealand Transport Agen… 더보기

Minister for Senior Citizens Maggie Barry and Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Paul Goldsmith today welcomed a survey highlighting the import… 더보기

Electronic Card Transactions: July 2015 Retail spending using electronic cards was $4.6 billion in July 2015, up $244 million (5.6 percent) from July … 더보기

West Coast Police have commenced a review of the Area’s service delivery. This review will analyse the West Coast’s demand for service and where the c… 더보기