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The court's decision to grant a Rotorua rapist permanent name suppression is frustrating but understandable, says Louise Nicholas.

Prime Minister Fiame says it allows the government to implement measures to manage the energy supply, protect public health, and maintain essential services.

Lando Norris has won some lifelong fans at a primary school. Video

The the energy levels in the School Lunch Collective meals were significantly less than those analysed in 2022 under the old system.

The main island has been plagued by blackouts since February.

Does an overemphasis on profit make cultural groups wary of market and strategy, hampering innovation in the art and culture sector?

An estimated equivalent of 26,000 truckloads of sand has been lost in six years, according to a new aerial drone survey.

How a sports organisation under investigation from one government agency received the tick of approval from another.

A iwi has received an apology from the Crown for bringing "discord, death and division" to its people.

Asked if ACT would back the plan, the prime minister said he would "worry about that down the road". Audio

Baleage preserves the quality of winter fodder on the farm, but calls to improve farm plastic recycling rates or solve the problem of silage wrap waste altogether are growing louder.

Wastewater will be directly discharged into the Shotover River from Monday morning, the Queenstown Lakes District Council has confirmed.

The Auckland businessman looking to oust the board of media company NZME believes he has the numbers to achieve change, and told the current board resistance was "futile".

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

New Zealand and India sign a refreshed education cooperation arrangement during the Luxon's recent trip to India.

税务专家表示由于去年的混合税阶产生的混乱，部分纳税人可能会面临补税或退税的可能。