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RNZ caught up with NZTA's manager of maintenance and operations to find out the latest progress and challenges with the Auckland's Harbour Bridge project.

RNZ Pacific's bulletin editor Christina Persico looks in the rearview mirror at 2025. Audio

With a one-serve-per-point rule in effect, both players faltered on their deliveries in crucial moments before Kyrgios broke for a 4-3 lead and went on to take the opening set.

A ministerial advisory group said organised crime was impacting every New Zealander whether they recognised it or not.

Few epitomised French chic like Brigitte Bardot, whose sensuality rocked a post-war world - but her repeated court appearances for 'inciting racial hatred' also drew fire.

Analysis - Vance could inherit a conservative movement that is increasingly riven over antisemitism and conspiracy theories in its midst.

A Marlborough Sounds tourism operator says restricted access road closures is leaving them cut off from customers at the start of the peak summer season.

The Sport Integrity Commission's first major investigation, triggered by dozens of complaints about Yachting NZ, remains unfinished a year on.

A long-running effort by hapū trustees to have their customary rights to Porotī Springs legally recognised has hit another hurdle.

The Automobile Association believes a proposed merger between two fuel companies should drive down pump prices.

Rural postie Tracy Marshall takes visitors along her mail delivery route which winds along the Whanganui River.

Only about 40 adult tara iti survive in the wild, and of those just 10 are breeding females.

More than 200 titles dropped this year, here are some we loved playing the most.

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

A new generation of Indian New Zealanders is using music to express identity, community and creativity.

在新西兰，也不乏华人武者的身影，他们在传授武术技艺的同时，也在向新西兰年轻一代的华人和其他族裔传扬武术的文化和精神。