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Faamatala Sili watched CCTV footage of the moment he jumped as it was shown to a jury at the High Court in Wellington.

Ishmael Toroama says he's not feeling the pressure as he seeks a second five-year term in office.

Shane Christie told media last year he wanted to donate his brain for research into concussions. Tasman Rugby's chief says he's shocked and gutted.

A Greymouth election candidate has called out councillors for laughing when they were asked about pushback over recent rate increases.

Younes Ali Younes, 20, was charged with arson and conduct endangering life following the fire at the Adass Israel Synagogue.

Radio listening remains an essential part of RNZ, even as it adapts to ever-changing audience needs, chief executive Paul Thompson writes.

Election hoardings have been vandalised and graffitied with offensive and racist words.

The procedure can help prevent bowel cancer. But even as more cases are outsourced, the public system is struggling. Audio

Regional Development Minister Shane Jones has announced funding for horticulture growth in Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti.

International investors could be given residence after 12 months if they buy an existing business and employ more staff.

Farmers could help drive the biogas industry as demand grows for greener alternatives to LPG and fossil fuels.

Almost 200 giant wētā have been moved from a breeding programme to a sanctuary in Waikato, in a bid to protect the critically endangered insects.

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

More than 10 Asian candidates are standing for local body seats in the greater Wellington region.

作为此前大额投资移民签证的补充，政府公布了一项投资额更低的、用来替代创业移民项目的新签证计划。