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A senior leader has told an inquest that while Sincere Standtrue was slow, he seemed to get on well with other children.

Analysis - As Pacific Island nations navigate their way out of pandemic debt, work abroad schemes could help, Paresh Narayan and Bernard Iyke write.

Analysis -Mathew Nash takes a look at one of the first shots of the Alex Paulsen transfer saga.

Nicole McKee says Police Association president Chris Cahill is throwing his toys out of the cot. Audio

The number of new cases continues to drop, but there have been more deaths than last week.

The move comes in response to fears of a wider regional conflict, after the recent assassination of senior Hezbollah and Hamas leaders.

Analysis - Artificial intelligence-enabled cameras on billboards, in bus windshields, on petrol station forecourts and in the checkout at the supermarket - all these are here, or about to be.

Thanks to the Ōtara-Papatoetoe and Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board, the wider community has been able to learn how to make their own tivaevae and 'ei katu.

The Act Party minister is plotting a huge expansion of the state-run drug buying agency, despite being a proponent of small government. Audio

A front-page Hobson's Pledge advertisement in The New Zealand Herald is misleading and inflammatory, Māori journalists say, but the newspaper says it is clearly marked as an ad.

The turnout was the lowest level recorded in Wellington since 2002.

The US Environmental Protection Agency used its emergency suspension authority to stop the use of a pesticide for the first time in almost 40 years.

The mayor is convinced the former chemical plant is contaminated with the most toxic materials imaginable at high levels.

Turns out the Medals Per Capita website is a nice bit of Kiwi propaganda.

You're probably familiar with Boomers and Millennials, but what about the generation in the middle?

Addressing hundreds in Auckland's Viaduct Harbour, the first tribal Indian head of state expressed pride in the success of the Indian community in New Zealand.

5月份赤字预测显示，移民局赤字水平还不到收费调整所带来的大概每年1.4亿纽元资金的四分之一。