Sapeer Mayron

The Ports of Auckland is rejecting accusations from the capital that the supercity is to blame for projected falling cruise ship numbers in the coming summers.

Sapeer Mayron Jason Harding, who set Wellington's soundtrack as it emerged from the 1980s bureaucratic backwater into the 21st century, has died.

Author and Director of the International Institute of Modern Letters Damien Wilkins has published a new novel, bringing his total collection up to 14.

Poet Dinah Hawken, who is also a physiotherapist, psychotherapist and counsellor, has published her 10th poetry collection based on the painter Patricia France.

When Jane Arthur was a little girl, she would dream about her future, wishing she would become a writer when she grew up.

If the police think you've fallen asleep at the wheel of a Tesla and have essentially stopped steering, can you be convicted for dangerous driving?

“Crime is out of control,” says Bonnie Harris, owner of Peppers Cafe in Wellsford. “It's getting worse and worse and worse.”

Katherine Mansfield died 101 years ago. New Zealanders could be forgiven for relegating her and her writing to the past, or restricting her to high-school English classrooms.

Rose Carlyle's debut novel, The Girl in the Mirror, was an instant bestseller and has been translated into eight languages.

Journalist and author, former Member of Parliament and book store owner, now publisher Deborah Coddington's latest work is a tour of New Zealand's