Aliyah Dunn provides another shooting masterclass to keep Central Pulse perfect.

2019-04-21t045705z_575052581_rc15bd021e40_rtrmadp_3_sri-lanka-blast.jpg Sri Lankan military officials stand guard in front of the St. Anthony's Shrine, Kochchikade church explosions throughout Colombo. Photo: Reuters Easter Day bomb blasts at three Sri Lankan churches and three hotels killed more than 20 people and wounded nearly 300, a hospital official and police sources said.

One of the country's newest All Blacks was in town for the celebration, as was the oldest.

A man has critical injuries after being shot in Waiau Pa, Franklin, on Sunday.

Six bombs detonated at three churches and three hotels in Sri Lanka, authorities say.

Eugenie Sage says New Zealand's needs to become more resilient to waste market changes as plastics unwanted overseas are sent to the tip.

An Ashburton man who blackmailed a woman into performing oral sex on him has been jailed.

Toulouse's rugby mentor takes "softer approach'' than late All Black backrow buddy.

Gore RSA president Jarrad Scott is delighted with eight murals on an external wall of the organisation.

Less than a year after being renamed Te Ngākau or 'the heart' of Wellington, things at Civic Square aren't going so well.

Following criticism over photoshop-fail, Farmers join the advertising movement of real and authentic imagery.

al_noor_mosque_nzme.jpg A police officer patrols outside the Al Noor mosque on Deans Ave in Christchurch. Photo: NZME The Christchurch terror attacks sparked an unmatched surge in white supremacist activity online, according to a US-based intelligence firm.

Diversions are in place at the intersection between Marychurch Rd and Tauwhare Rd.

'Points' based system will mean cheaper premiums for people who exercise, eat well.

Tasmanian NBL team's hectic travel schedule catches up with them in another loss.

NZ Air show's thunder stolen by ANZAC partner's modern planes.

Christchurch terror attack sparks "unprecedented" wave of online support by white supremacists.

Three people were taken to Dunedin hospital, one with serious injuries, after two cars collided on a straight stretch of road near Omarama this afternoon.

The mystery donor who helped fund the $1m investigation into a failed building company's directors must be disclosed.

Southland has only received just over $14m from the $650m dished out nationally from the Provincial Growth Fund.