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One lawyer says they'd be getting paid double if their wage was adjusted for inflation over the past 25 years. Audio

He was responding to concerns raised by Tongans locally and abroad about a citizenship by investment proposal touted to earn US$400 million over five years for the government.

Watch: Pita Ahki spent seven seasons alongside some of rugby's biggest stars at Top 14 club Toulouse.

The Principals Federation says most schools have at least some multi-level classrooms and it would take a much larger workforce to avoid that.

Analysis - A year ago, President Donald Trump spoke as though the American people had just delivered him a landslide for the ages.

Analysis - The Bondi terror attack on Sunday has seen Australian federal, state and territory governments agree to the biggest overhaul of firearms regulations since the 1996 Port Arthur massacre.

Hastings and Napier water restrictions have been upgraded to Level 3, meaning sprinkler use is now banned.

The paperwork currently required to legally trap feral cats could be replaced with a simpler online system, after criticism from hunters.

Māori landowners will have the land returned, and receive $420 million in compensation, in a landmark agreement with the Crown, ending questions going back to the 1830s. Audio

Latest housing data shows first-home buyers made 28 percent of purchases nationwide in October and November.

Meat inspectors gathered at Parliament on Monday to express their concerns about the proposed changes.

Can the planting of special crops and experiments with new winter grazing systems make a real difference? Audio

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

A judge has ordered a new election to take place for seats an Auckland board over manipulation of voting papers.

解释性报道：在临近放假前一系列密集立法活动中，国会刚刚通过了对海外买家禁令的最新调整。