Alan Langdon says he has no plans to return to New Zealand with his daughter Que, despite the wishes of the six-year-old's mother.

Researchers at Otago University say there's an urgent need for alcohol advertising at televised sports games to be regulated. A study, out today in the New Zealand Medical Journal, found viewers are exposed to a large amount of alcohol advertising.

A pilot scheme to allow electric cars on priority lanes on Auckland's motorways is drawing criticism before it has even begun.

Te Tii Marae in Waitangi will continue with its proceedings and will welcome other political parties, dignitaries and groups during Waitangi Day events.

The police have released descriptions of the four men they believe are responsible for the brutal murder of Lois Tolley.

The building industry's set to trial a more flexible way of training apprentices in an effort to fill the growing gap in skilled workers.

Friday morning business update with Jonathan Mitchell.

The Chiefs Super Rugby franchise has found itself in hot water again, after players allegedly hurled abuse at two women parking wardens.

This year's semi finals at the men's ASB tennis Classic in Auckland will pit Olympic team-mates against each other while an old fan favourite is proving age is no barrier.

The US president-elect Donald Trump has come under fire from the Director of the US Office for Government Ethics. Walter Shaub has criticised Mr Trump's plan to hand over control of his business empire to his sons, saying it doesn't match the standards of US presidents over the last 40 years, and it won't remove conflicts of interest.