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NZ Fashion week returns
New Zealand Fashion week is back. New Zealand Fashion Museum and curator Doris De Pont spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
Pharmacy on falling rates of people getting Covid boosters
Fewer people are getting Covid boosters. Over 65s have the highest uptake with more than 70 percent having had at least one, while for those under 50, it's just 20 percent. Mangawhai Pharmacy director… Audio
Fewer people getting Covid boosters
As the Covid pandemic recedes into distant memory, fewer and fewer people are bothering to get boosters. Ruth Hill reports. Audio
'I would have taken them all': Man snuck into SPCA after hours, freeing all the animals
A staff member was injured trying to retrieve the escapees, one of which remains missing.
Herbs keyboard player Tama Lundon has died
A Herbs bandmate shared the news that their longstanding keyboard player had died.
Person seriously hurt in 30-metre fall down mine shaft
Rope lines were used to to enter the Tyneside Mine shaft near Dobson and rescue the person.
The street fashion trending in New Zealand
Wide-legged pants, blazers, lashings of black and a dash of florals seem to be back.
Priscilla Presley coming to New Zealand
The wife of Elvis Presley will visit New Zealand for two nights with an audience.
Is peeing 'just in case' bad for you?
Do you go to the toilet when you don't really need to? Are you always telling the kids to pee before you head out?
Lake Alice redress 'rotten to the core', court told
A Lake Alice survivor has asked the High Court to review Cabinet's decision on redress and formally find it breaches his human rights.
Historic conviction: Man guilty of manslaughter after dogs fatally maul friend
A jury has found a man guilty of manslaughter after his dogs fatally mauled his friend to death - the first conviction of its kind in New Zealand.
Man accused of approaching teens was under preventive detention order
Leo Darin Goodwin, 53, is accused of approaching teenagers under the age of 16 in breach of the conditions of the order.
'Nothing wrong with it' - Engineer who signed off ferris wheel that lost part
The engineer who signed off a ferris wheel that lost a part at a Christchurch light show says no one's safety was compromised.
First look at the line-up for this year's Rhythm and Vines
A Brooklyn rapper will headline and a Baltimore band bring punk to the Gisborne event for the first time.
Giraffe and zebra foal die at Orana Wildlife Park
Staff devastated following deaths at the park, which was investigated last year after allegations of poor animal welfare.
Cook Strait mayday: Search for boat suspended
Police have suspended the search for a boat reported to have been swamped by water in the Cook Strait last night. Audio
Taika Waititi surprise kicks off Fashion Week
It was one key element that told the story of New Zealand's style.
How to save money when you're new to New Zealand
Juggling bills is hard, especially in a new country. As Ashburton's Pasifika community grows, they're sharing their hacks on heating, local resources and gardening.
‘Every single day I love to eat injera’
Sour and soft, Ethiopian's favourite bread is injera, this fermented flat bread has accompanied traditional food for centuries.
Toddler dies on Manawatū farm
Police and WorkSafe are investigating after a child died on a farm at Kairanga in Manawatū on Saturday.
