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The victim received medical attention at a Featherston Street address but died at the scene.

The leaders released the Tokyo Statement, raising concerns about the "ongoing tenous security situation" and expressed strong oppostion to the "apparent militarisation" of the French territory.

New Zealand pole-vaulter Eliza McCartney is about to return to the Olympic arena, eight years after she last competed.

Staff say proposed cuts to its civilian workforce to fill a $30m budget hole are "a real kick in the guts". Audio

The greatest number of new cases reported over the past week were in Canterbury.

Former political rivals Helen Clark and Don Brash are warning the PM's statements on China may threaten NZ's independent foreign policy. Audio

First Person - It's unpacking that cycle of abuse that is so deep within our community that is so important, Karah Mackie writes.

Federated Farmers is backing a members' bill aimed at stopping regional councils from factoring in the negative effects of climate change in consenting decisions.

An RNZ analysis of the first US presidential debate shows Trump dominated the first debate by more than 1000 words.

A Great Barrier Island company is aiming to revolutionise energy with one of the world's first peer to peer sharing grids. Audio

An economist says mortgage rates and rents are starting to fall and council rates have likely peaked, but insurance remains a "bugbear". Audio

All vegetables are growing well this season, meaning shoppers are not reaching for Brussels sprouts at the supermarket.

A collection of freshwater gold clams were discovered after guests left a lodge in Ōwhango, in the central North Island.

The journalist and film-maker says New Zealand's media is a far cry from the way it was once produced.

As New Zealand celebrates Matariki, mixed generations reconnect with their roots.

Asian staff constitute the second-largest group of frontline officers in the country's penitentiaries.

两年一度的世界合唱比赛，到访奥克兰的亚洲合唱团数量几乎占了所有参赛团队的一半。