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'The Village of Hope' has been set up in Rotorua in an effort to give people who are homeless somewhere safe to sleep. Audio

Incumbent President Ishmael Toroama - seeking a second term - is among those people lining up to win a seat.

World No 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler says he sometimes doesn't understand the point of professional golf.

She says she spent the night in Wellington Hospital but is now back home and "on the mend".

The US President says the United States has reached a trade agreement with Indonesia after speaking with the country's President Prabowo Subianto.

The party's challenge this term has been - and remains - how to stand apart from its coalition partners without pulling apart the government. Audio

Challenges with dog registrations in the region came to light at a Tuesday council meeting.

Canada, Australia and the UK all significantly reduced their safe drinking guidelines in recent years. Audio

The Māori economy is "thriving", recent statistics have revealed, but a new report shows Māori businesses don't always measure their success monetarily.

The Electricity Authority has announced new rules for the retailers.

Western Institute of Technology is planning to scrap its agriculture courses as part of its plan to prove its financial viability amid restructuring within the polytech sector.

An invasive species of worm has been found in Bluff Harbour, and the Southland Regional Council is trying to determine if it has spread.

How does Nintendo's fastest-selling console ever stack up after a few weeks?

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

The government is defending the amount of money spent on its retail crime advisory group, but Labour says it is a hard sum of money to stomach.

尽管有人认为这一新政策将促进招生，但也有人质疑其长期可持续性，并对可能出现的劳工剥削问题表示担忧。