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Students and parents pay tribute to Kevin Hu, a much-loved maths teacher who died in a diving accident in Fiji.

The parents of six-week-old Tom and Sawong are desperate for their boys to be surgically separated, despite previous medical advice against it.

There's 13 changes to the starting lineup, with Rieko Ioane given a chance to prove himself at centre.

Auckland Pride has filed for judicial review in the High Court over Minister Mark Mitchell's directive that Sport NZ must scrap its transgender inclusive community sport guidelines. Audio

"He lifted the standards of those around him, just by being who he was: so focused and so capable," the former president told the congregation

King's reputation has taken a battering due to his apparent association with eugenics - but is that fair, asks historian Barbara Brookes.

The leak at the Rotorua treatment plant is contained, but health warnings remain.

After initially suggesting feral cats stay out of the Predator Free plan, the government has done a U-turn, announcing they are now a target.

Te Pāti Māori is risking "political suicide" by not showing up to a Te Tai Tokerau hui, the chair of Ngāpuhi says.

Forrest Tan says he's still to receive a cent of that though from the owner of the abandoned project in Auckland's Epsom

The hunt for the cheapest fruit and vegetables by both supermarkets and shoppers is putting pressure on locally produced crops in New Zealand.

About 80 countries at this year's COP30 meeting want the world to develop a fossil fuel phase-out plan - but New Zealand is still considering whether to join them. Audio

A podcast that led to the discovery of one of New Zealand's oldest European artefacts has been named podcast of the Year at the NZ Podcast Awards.

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

New Zealand firms who have established a presence in India may provide Māori businesses with a gateway to the South Asian nation.

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