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Six people died in the slip at the Beachside Holiday Park, and their bodies have now been recovered and identified.

A $6.7 million New Zealand aid electrification project in a tribal violence hot spot of Papua New Guinea has been halted due to security concerns.

Former rower Les O'Connell won the medal at the 1984 Summer Olympics and is appealing to whoever pinched it to give it back undamaged.

A hearing to consider MP Mariameno Kapa-King's expulsion from the party is underway.

A preschooler and his father, taken by ICE, returned home following a judge's ruling.

Nearly 10 percent of the construction sector's total value is lost to systemic quality failure, writes industry consultant Mark Kirby.

Grey Power says disability, transport access and unfamiliar technology will turn a once simple errand into a "big challenge" for many.

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

It's a packed schedule of festivities at both the upper treaty grounds and the newly refurbished Te Tiriti o Waitangi Marae.

Rice Bowl Burger Bar has been serving up hot food since the early 1970s.

A new report has alerted geopolitical risks, such as tensions in Iran, could affect prices for key items used on New Zealand farms like fertiliser.

Researchers are translating pest insects' vibrational language to use it against them.

Listening to Justin Bieber, perfecting your pout for the "dog filter", and casting a purplish haze over your pictures - why is the internet pining for the past?

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

National and New Zealand First have been clashing over the free trade agreement.

今年，新西兰学校新学期开学后约三周才到农历新年，许多学校为此担忧学生的出勤率受影响。