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Ten households were evacuated in Bay of Plenty community Te Puna after a shelter belt fire broke out.

The Citizenship Western Samoa Restoration Amendment Bill has passed its third and final reading in New Zealand Parliament today.

NZR has confirmed the inaugural national team will head overseas in May next year.

Richard Chambers is replacing outgoing commissioner Andrew Coster.

There have been 1411 new cases of Covid-19 reported in New Zealand over the week to Sunday, and four further deaths attributed to the virus.

The Navy is confident a robust plan is in place to handle any leaks as the operation to remove fuel from the HMNZS Manawanui begins. Audio

First Person - RNZ reporter Ashleigh McCaull reflects on her ties to the late last remaining member of the Māori Battalion.

Cleaning up graffiti at a recently-opened south Auckland playground has cost more than $20,000 in just over a year.

The former head of Cycling NZ told the Olympian he saw "no tangible value" in disciplinary action against those alleged to have harmed her.

The protest against the Treaty Principles Bill turned into a party after te Hīkoi mō te Tiriti left Parliament and headed to Waitangi Park for music, kai, and a bit of a rest.

It's the vacation from hell and it hasn't even got off the ground yet for a US-based Air New Zealand passenger and his family. Audio

The cost of shutting its Timaru meat works is costing the troubled red meat co-operative more than $51m.

"In places where ground cover of heather is high, we found native ferns, sedges, and rushes have disappeared completely."

Director Joel Souza, who was wounded in the shooting, will introduce the movie at the Camerimage film festival in Torun, northern Poland.

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

Four masked men stormed the shop, assaulted her, and made off with thousands of dollars worth of cash and cigarettes.

随着圣诞节团建浪潮的临近，新西兰各地的上班族也开始陆续从雇主那里收到关于行为规范的提醒。