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Jeremy Lodder was working at a site when he noticed a fire across the road and leapt into action.

US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau says Washington is not letting the conflict in the Middle East stop it from advancing US economic and security priorities in the Pacific region.

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An EV advocate says if the proposal goes ahead, Kiwis will be sold "the high-emitting leftovers" that manufacturers can no longer sell in Australia. Audio

Meanwhile planes will help stranded Kiwis get out of war zones, and the US says it will have "complete and total dominance" over Iranian airspace soon. Audio

On the face of it, New Zealand's push to expand international education looks like an easy win for economic growth.

Tauranga dog owners could soon face tighter rules for accessing beaches, paths and public spaces under a refreshed set of council bylaws.

It is one of the cheapest ways to cut power bills - yet documents reveal the government shelved a subsidy. Audio

A group of Tūhoe kaumatua say the plans will deny Māori access to justice and accountability.

The national carrier is caught in turbulent skies, with grounded planes, global conflict, and growing criticism from politicians and passengers

The important whole-milk powder price, which influences farmer payouts, rose 4.5 percent.

A years-long cleanup project is now working to restore Lake Horowhenua back to health, after decades of raw sewage was pumped into it. Audio

Reality Check shows us how, once Tyra Banks accrued her own cultural capital, she took her frustration out on contestants rather than the industry.

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

The New Zealand Indian Central Association was founded in 1926 to combat racism. Celebrating its centenary, it now wants the injustices to be recognised.

教育界人士表示，目前新西兰基于经济水平的教育差距分化严重，与其提倡私立教育，不如加大对公立教育的投入。