The stiff-right-arm salute and the phrase “Heil Hitler,” used to signify allegiance to Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany, are captured in previously unseen footage involving Prime Minister Laaulialemaliet...

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he has never read a book by famed investigative journalist Nicky Hager, even suggesting he had no idea who he was.

A senior figure in New Zealand First’s youth wing has links to neo-Nazi groups and online accounts praising Adolf Hitler, an investigation by The Press has found.

An investigation reveals how young Kiwi activists are using global far-right tactics to target local migrant communities.

The Free Speech Union ‒ which exists to defend free speech ‒ has attacked a journalist for asking Health Minister Simeon Brown questions over email.

A slew of high-profile former politicians have joined NZ First as its popularity climbs.

Former Whanganui Mayor Michael Laws will stand for New Zealand First in the upcoming election.

Help fund Ian Wishart’s High Court appeals challenging inaccurate climate reporting, demanding greater media accountability.

A beloved Wellington cat which has a large social media following has died after being hit by a vehicle.

Dan Gordon says he would prefer to amalgamate with the Hurunui and Kaikōura district councils rather than merge with Christchurch City Council.

A Lake Tekapo playground upgrade will not go ahead after the Mackenzie District Council voted to remove more than $466,000 allocated for the project.

Southland mayor Rob Scott has defended his council forking out more than $12,000 on a six-day Scandinavian trip, saying every second was worthwhile.

OPINION: So the Government has decided to abolish the Broadcasting Standards Authority. Various people are crowing about it.

The July 4 Texas flooding ripped our Kerr County home from its pillars, pulling us into the water and into the night. Then morning came.

Mabee had been on a final warning after a string of workplace complaints over verbal abuse and lewd comments. He says he is now focusing on his personal health issues and family.

In the days since I published my piece on Maiki Sherman and the “faggot” incident, the story has moved on.

Dunedin police negotiated with two 13-year-old girls for 45 minutes after they leapt into Moana Pool’s lazy river fully clothed and refused to get...

A complaint made during the tech titan’s time as Xero CEO led to an investigation – now a former employee is speaking publicly.

The publisher will exit its Petone printing press in 2027 and print key mastheads including The Post in the South Island site.

Southland had the largest increase in regional gross domestic product (GDP) in the year ended March 2025.

New Zealand’s economy grew at only half the pace of the Australian economy last year, after tepid GDP growth of 0.2% in the final quarter, Stats NZ has reported.

Nearly 150 Kāinga Ora homes have been sold in Christchurch since July, with some later flipped for large profits.

A damning Auditor-General inquiry has found the ex Chatham Islands council boss and two-term Labour MP oversaw a costly home renovation, contracted his wife and supplied misleading documents to a watc...

Rural families claim a high-profile medical sceptic is intimidating dirt bike-riding teens. But a leaflet accuses the teens of anti-social behaviour.

From today, the public will be asked for their views on whether the cathedral should have more public money - such a move will increase rates.

There was no water tax. But through branding and a manufactured sense of urgency, a pressure campaign on the Government appeared to secure a victory.

Before and after images reveal how the earthquakes created two versions of the same city.