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Some medications, such as antidepressants and sedatives, can affect your dream recall. And timing plays a big role.

The country's National Disaster Management Office is monitoring volcanic activity, and authorities are urging residents to be ready to evacuate.

Here is your round four Super Rugby Pacific preview.

Last year SH1 and SH57 south of Levin had speed limits increased from 80km/h.

US President Donald Trump says "Khamenei's son is unacceptable to me" as Iran's next supreme leader.

Analysis - His toughest chapters - not just his title-winning highs - may shape a smarter, stronger All Blacks era, writes Tony Johnson. Audio

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

The Moriori Imi Settlement Trust is seeking a declaration of whether it would be unlawful for the Crown to enter into a settlement with Ngāti Mutunga that recognises or transfers interests in a way…

An insurance ombudsman is expecting complaints from people whose travel has been disrupted by the Middle East war.

WorkSafe is mostly content with the health and safety of orchards it visited, but warns of some chemical and machinery risks.

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。