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Today, the Supreme Court is expected to quash the murder conviction of a man who fought for 37 years to clear his name.

It all started in 1985, when Alan Hall was found guilty of murder, and… Audio

Newlands Intermediate's grounds back onto some of the properties in Kingsbridge Place, with a public walkway off the street used to get to the school.

Staff and cleaners were on site yesterday when… Audio

The National Party has floated the prospect of introducing tough anti-gang laws like that seen in Australia.

Auckland is in the grips of a weeks-long turf war between the Tribesmen and Killer Beez… Audio

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New Zealand was the second of 54 Commonwealth nations to light a jubilee beacon as part of the four days of celebration. On the steps to the Tangi Te Keo Mt Victoria lookout a karakia began the… Audio

NZ Film makers have just returned from Cannes with around 20 received funding from the New Zealand Film Commission to get there. One of those producers who has just touched down back in New Zealand is… Audio

Later in June volunteers are being celebrated through National Volunteer Week which also coincides with Matariki. Michelle Kitney from Volunteering NZ talks to Anna. Audio

PPE - personal protective equipment - has been essential to our COVID-19 response. Where is all the used material going?  Audio

There are now more patients than beds at Christchurch Hospital, with health bosses preparing for that to get worse heading into winter.

Planned care, including some major surgeries, have been… Audio

Plans to charge for parking at Auckland Zoo and MOTAT is causing a flap, some might say an uproar, at a time when the cost of living just keeps rising.

Electronic parking meters will soon be… Audio

Top officials were kept in the dark about a bungled $40 million Oranga Tamariki project to expand services to children who are victims of sexual abuse.

The Government says what went on is an… Audio

Former members of the Celebration Church who donated thousands of dollars want it stripped of its charitable status.

They also want an independent investigation into allegations of exploitation.

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Do you find yourself blubbering at movies? It could be a sign of your emotional strength.

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A nurse has told an inquest into the death of a mental health patient at Palmerston North Hospital she felt like it was a fight to get him admitted.

The nurse says she's never experienced another… Audio