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You may need to keep your raincoats handy as the warm weather may take a turn this weekend. Audio

Electoral "deterioration" is letting Papua New Guiena and the Solomons down in the fight against corruption, according to Transprency International.

In a flurry of open dispute, NZ Cricket lost its chief executive. But still, none of the disagreements have been resolved.

A proposed LNG terminal will bypass even the fast-track process in order to be built in time. Audio

"The nation mourns" with British Columbia's Tumbler Ridge, Prime Minister Mark Carney says . Audio

Opinion - AI replicas are already used to assist people during bereavement and could be integrated into medical education - but should they?

The Castlepoint Hotel has been told by officials to immediately stop serving alcohol after it breached the conditions of an earlier order.

Experts say the bill for disasters will only continue to rise unless we make changes.

Tobacco control advocate Anaru Waa says getting the country back on track towards its smokefree target will require a policy shift towards whole system change.

Waste Management New Zealand is investigating whether a lithium battery is to blame for a landfill blaze that lasted several hours.

A 1100-hectare block near Wairoa had its annual rates bill skyrocket from $30,000 a year to $200,000.

As an ambitious mainland predator eradication project reaches completion, what will it take to keep pests at bay long-term?

Whether the industry likes it or not, AI characters like Tilly Norwood will be a part of its future, her creator says.

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

Himanshu Parmar backs chair Sunny Kaushal as the soon-to-be-dismantled group eyes finishing its work ahead of its termination in May.

虽然亚裔一向是使用食物银行比例最低的族群，但如今寻求帮助的人数正显著增加。