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Some regions of Te Waipounamu are warned to expect gale northwesterlies gusting up to 120km/h, while others should expect to be lashed by downpours.

Representatives of Papua New Guinea and Bougainville held talks this week in Port Moresby over the future of the autonomous region's political status this week.

Follow all cricket action, as the five-test Ashes series continues in Brisbane.

The Ministry of Social Development revealed only 12 people took advantage of the non-financial sanctions in six months.

South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas confirmed that von Einem died while serving a life sentence.

Analysis: The government rejected the Climate Change Commission's emissions target recommendations.

Lead negotiator Ken Mair said the ceremony marked a major milestone in a "long and tiring" Treaty settlement journey.

For decades, New Zealand has had two organisations doing the work of one Olympic movement. Now the NZ Olympic Committee and Paralympics NZ are asking if that still makes sense.

Almost 24,000 have signed the petition since its launch in early November.

RNZ correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions about money matters.

It's estimated the war against the yellow-legged hornet in Auckland is costing about $1 million a month. Audio

Willis says the government won't be sending "cheques for billions of dollars" offshore, but an expert says this could have real-world trade and legal risks. Audio

Trolling has been around for almost as long as the internet itself - here's how some are now using it to make money.

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

The price of trading gold bullion on world markets has almost doubled in the past year.

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