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StudyLink has processed more applications than last year, but thousands remain uncompleted.

Guam sits outside the US customs zone, which means items imported into Guam are exempt from the tariffs that are being implemented in the 50 states. Audio

SailGP identified a defect in select wingsails in the F50 fleet, and is allowing time for repairs ahead of the June event in New York.

Waiata, heckling and cheers rang out as ACT's Treaty Principles Bill was voted out of Parliament, but some say it should never have got off the ranks.

Pope Francis, who is recovering from life-threatening pneumonia, has made an unscheduled visit to St Peter's Basilica, two days after meeting with King Charles and Queen Camilla.

Analysis: The US and China are head-to-head in a trade war, and as the saying goes 'when two elephants fight, it's the grass that gets trampled'.

The Waimakariri District Council could ditch the credit rating agency S&P after it received a credit rating downgrade.

The land was protected by a covenant when J Swap bought it, but it wants to mine there anyway.

Māori ward councillors from around the motu met in Taupō last week, with many of them up for reelection this year and their seat at the council table also on the ballot. Audio

Experts suggest surplus stock could see online retail giants like Temu and Shein stepping up their activity in New Zealand.

Researchers many roads and bridges around the mountain could be affected if the volcano were ever to erupt.

The government claims to be on track for net zero emissions but official figures show 280,000ha would need to be planted to public land to do it. Audio

Psychologist and media personality Nigel Latta is back with an app designed to give parents personalised advice about their children.

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

Indian filmmakers shot more than 100 films in New Zealand in the 1990s and early 2000s.

一些学者要求对新西兰大学的孔子学院进行审查，但是大学表示不担心现在的合作关系。