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A new wave of invasive millipede pests are crawling out of the soil and into homes on Wellington's south coast, but there's a plan to set a parasitic worm onto them in an attempt to control them.

The Vanuatu government is sending a team to Ambae island on Saturday

Four-time Paralympic medalist Corey Peters made a couple of costly errors at the event in Milano Cortina.

The Prime Minister says he is 'absolutely not' considering standing down after a poll result putting National in the 20s. Audio

With the Academy Awards right around the corner, it's difficult to find another year when the race was this wide open, this late in the game.

Analysis: The hard part remains: how can middle and smaller powers effectively work together when still mostly reliant on great powers for security, trade and technology?

A little-known fact about kerbside collection has come to light one council - it's possible to have your bin retrieved by the truck driver.

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

The waka, which was built and launched to celebrate 150 years of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1990, is bringing together the descendants of those who rode the first waka to Aotearoa.

The price of 95 petrol has hit $3 in some parts of the country as conflict in the Middle East pushes up oil prices.

The son of one farmer said his father "could have died a thousand times in other ways".

How does the public know what's safe and what's not, especially when the official advice comes with caveats?

Revenue fell 12 percent to $134 million, driven by a sharp fall in advertising income.

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

A High Court judge has upheld a ruling that voided the outcome of the 2025 local body election in Papatoetoe.

为确保落地前能租到满意的房子，越来越多身在海外的新生开始依赖"远程看房人"的帮助。