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A cardiologist says a delay for lifesaving cardiac equipment at Dunedin Hospital could have fatal consequences, and the area's population requires more services, to avoid it happening again. Audio

Prime Minister Hu'akavameliku Siaosi Sovaleni is facing a second vote of no confidence next week. Audio

Late strikes have handed England the ascendancy in the first cricket test against the Black Caps at Hagley Oval.

An investigation has been launched after the incident.

Epidemiologist Professor Tony Blakely has suggested mandates need to be used less widely, as he describes a "game of two halves" during the pandemic. Audio

Reviews warning of suspected methanol in drinks were met with slander, while six backpackers now dead.

Analysis - NZTA is increasing the pressure for a big jump in public transport fares, while at the same time lining up massive spending on roads. Audio

Franz Josef ratepayers have grudgingly agreed to a government finance deal for flood protection which they need but can ill-afford.

The practitioner worked with Podmore for more than four years and accepted his lack of note-taking was 'inappropriate'.

A South Auckland kura kaupapa has ended its school year for seniors almost three weeks early because of repeated absences.

The Spinoff founder Duncan Greive says there's "no plan b" to save the website if an attempt to dramatically increase the number of paying supporters is not successful.

Last season, bad weather in Aotearoa flooded the domestic market with lower quality fruit.

As the weather heats up bee and wasp queens emerge from hibernation in search of a place to start their nests.

The public broadcaster had given itself till 2027 to achieve it.

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

The Auckland Indian Association is hosting an exhibition in the country's largest city to celebrate the community's rich history. Audio

国会引入反外国干预的法案，有人称该法案有助于弥补新西兰立法中的空白，保护新西兰所有人的权利，还有人表示法案有可能会引起社区成员的猜疑和不信任。目前，该法案在开放征求公众意见。